The recent movement of ZEC has caused many people to lose their composure, and the comment section is full of requests for it to go up. But the market never moves according to people's wishes—just hoping for it is useless.
Looking back at our judgment on May 30—we clearly turned bearish on ZEC at that time, and friends who followed this strategy are seeing healthy account balances now. This round of market action has validated an old principle: in the market, it's about judgment and discipline, not wishful thinking.
The privacy coin sector is indeed in a delicate position right now. Regulatory pressure, market sentiment, and technology narratives are all in play. At times like this, it's even more important to calmly see the trend, rather than blindly bottom-fishing or stubbornly holding on.
Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. If you're always reacting late, you'll just miss out on window after window. The crypto market is just that realistic.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 2h ago
How's that short position from May 30 you were hyping up? Don't keep bragging awkwardly, man.
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StakeWhisperer
· 12-03 10:53
Come on, hoping for a pump? What’s the point? The market won’t listen to you. I’ve said before, being bearish was the right call. If you’re still crying now, you deserve it.
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Discipline really is the dividing line between wealth and poverty. There are no shortcuts.
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Privacy coins are indeed in an awkward spot, with the regulatory sword hanging overhead. Why keep stubbornly holding on?
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Being late to the game is the most expensive tuition—you only understand after getting slapped in the face over and over.
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That May 30th call was spot on. Seeing the trend clearly is better than anything else.
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No one can get lucky in the market. You’re either prepared or you’re out.
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CantAffordPancake
· 12-03 10:43
Bragging again about the May 30th prediction, huh? Well, I didn't catch up anyway, and now watching others thrive just makes me feel pretty bad.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12-03 10:36
According to on-chain data, ZEC’s volatility in the past 30 days has reached 67.3%, which precisely validates the uncertainty of the privacy coin sector. It is worth noting that the elasticity coefficient of regulatory expectation changes on its price is much higher than that of BTC and ETH. Specifically, this can be analyzed from three dimensions: first, policy-related black swan risks; second, rapid reversals in market sentiment; and third, the sustainability of the technology narrative. Based on historical data, the risk exposure of blindly bottom-fishing such highly volatile assets should not be underestimated.
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4am_degen
· 12-03 10:36
I've heard a lot of bearish predictions like this. The key is what actions are taken afterward—did they actually make money or just talk about it?
Privacy coins are indeed troublesome; as soon as regulation comes in, they crash. Instead of fixating on ZEC, maybe it's better to look for other options.
Mindset is most important. Now, I just cut losses when I should and wait when I need to, no more pointless tinkering.
If you were bearish on May 30th, then shouldn't it be time to enter the market now? Or are you still bearish? I'm a bit confused.
It's the classic "opportunity favors the prepared," but the question is—prepared for what? I feel like a lot of people are just gambling on luck, haha.
There's nothing wrong with talking about judgment and discipline, but when actually trading, who isn't influenced by their emotions?
The privacy coin sector might really be in for a tough stretch. Instead of stubbornly holding on, maybe it's time to change strategies.
Times like these are the ultimate test of mental strength—the one who stays calm wins.
The recent movement of ZEC has caused many people to lose their composure, and the comment section is full of requests for it to go up. But the market never moves according to people's wishes—just hoping for it is useless.
Looking back at our judgment on May 30—we clearly turned bearish on ZEC at that time, and friends who followed this strategy are seeing healthy account balances now. This round of market action has validated an old principle: in the market, it's about judgment and discipline, not wishful thinking.
The privacy coin sector is indeed in a delicate position right now. Regulatory pressure, market sentiment, and technology narratives are all in play. At times like this, it's even more important to calmly see the trend, rather than blindly bottom-fishing or stubbornly holding on.
Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. If you're always reacting late, you'll just miss out on window after window. The crypto market is just that realistic.