@XRPathologist The MVRV ratio reflects average profitability rather than an arbitrary value. A move toward $500 is a liquidity trap set by whales. At $500, the MVRV change ratio reaches 3.58, a level of profitability that is hard to achieve. This aligns with your analyses sir.
@XRPathologist I love your analysis, but I have zero faith in $ZEC holders. Even with a pump, I expect it to return to its fair value. Finding the local top is going to be the fun part :)
ZEC belongs at $57-$65. everything else is just noise and detached from reality.
@XRPathologist ZEC’s technology stays the same no matter the price. If the tech doesn't change, why does it need to be $450? What would be different at $10? A $7 billion market cap feels secondary to the fact that large players are likely just manipulating the price for their own gain.
@XRPathologist I agree with your points, but why should I use a privacy coin as a store of value?Is it just because of its limited supply?
Think about it: would a drug cartel prefer Bitcoin or Zcash?We must consider whose side we are on and whether transparency is a better foundation for trust
@XRPathologist Just what did this company invent to hit a $13 billion valuation in 3 months? It's still sitting at $7 billion despite being down 50%. These levels must be digested before any real move. Any price action to the upside is nothing but a show.
@XRPathologist The smart money says. Retail is bagged and trapped. Just the way I like it. and have no choice but to hold. I’d prefer they capitulate, because a move to the downside would be far more profitable for me right now. Or let them hold. Maybe $ZEC hits $700 down the road.
@XRPathologist "Spot on analysis. Amazing your view. Market structure suggests this outcome is inevitable. The only uncertainty is the peak before the reversal. Gamblers using high leverage and the FOMO just slowing down the eventual move. Eagerly waiting for what's next!"
@XRPathologist Do you see any remaining incentive to move higher based on the liquidation heatmaps? Why would the 'big players' allow retail to exit their positions at break-even? If it actually happens, it would serve as excellent marketing for $ZEC. I wait for your next update!
@1G_hiya @XRPathologist@XRPathologist is the boss here, It's not my place to provide commentary. A single wick can reach any target, making it very difficult to foresee. Make sure to stay tuned to the account owner's analysis.
@XRPathologist This ~10% pump isn't exclusive to $ZEC; it's market-wide. Expect these moves to be fully given back in 48 hours. They are injecting capital to fake a trend reversal by making the BoJ rate cut look priced in. Retail is likely getting hunted again. My two cents.
@XRPathologist Following specific data is sufficient for an analysis; in fact, even just following you is enough. But what about psychology? How should one manage it? You are a brilliant analyst; please highlight or underscore the tips you provide regarding this from time to time.
Think about this while trying to manage your emotions! Investing is as much psychology as it is price. Even candle colors matter.
Green means go.
Red means stop.
We’ve been conditioned on this for decades through traffic lights, signs, and behavior cues.
When retail sees green candles, the instinct is buy.
When they see red, the instinct is fear. Markets exploit human conditioning constantly. Understanding that bias is part of becoming a better trader.
And yes… green being the color of money only reinforces it.
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