2026-01-08 07:32:29

ZKP's recent trend indeed warrants caution. From a technical perspective, the K-line divergence rate has already reached a relatively high level, and such extreme deviations often indicate a risk of correction. Behind the single-day doubling rally, the market sentiment is clearly overheated, and the typical rapid upward pattern—significant short-term gains followed by a pullback—is evident.

Currently, the price is around 0.186. Based on historical experience, the characteristics of this kind of "firework market" are that it quickly falls back after a spectacular rise. Many late entrants may chase the high at the top, ultimately becoming the bagholders. VC and big players usually take profits in such extreme sentiment, while retail investors often end up as the final absorbers.

From a risk management perspective, shorting at high levels does present opportunities, but proper control of position size and stop-loss is necessary. The sustainability of this rally is worth questioning.

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-11 07:32

The term "fireworks market" is used perfectly—it captures that feeling, and it's gone just as quickly as it comes. I've long sensed the market makers are offloading, and those who buy in afterward are just unlucky. 0.186 price? I'll wait for a pullback before making any moves. The retail investors' sucker attribute has already been activated haha. If I go short, I'm afraid of being crushed; I need to cut my position to the max.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-11 04:11

Another fireworks show. Looking at this trend, I already know what will happen. Those who bought at high levels will be crying again. This wave of sentiment is definitely overheated. Honestly, it's just VC taking profits and then running. It's the old routine. I don't dare to chase, feeling like the price is about to drop down.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-10 22:20

It's the same story again. I bought the dip at 0.12 last time and got stuck until now. Now you're telling me about warning signals...

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 01-08 08:02

The term "fireworks market" is used too perfectly. I sensed something was off a long time ago. This wave of ZKP volume is a bit suspicious, a typical prelude to a big player dumping the market. Those waiting to catch the falling knife are going to lose big, really.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-08 08:00

Another round of rug pulling, I've seen through it long ago --- 0.186 price? Haha, the graveyard for retail investors --- Firework market is right, just waiting to see who will be the last to take the bait --- Shorting opportunity? I think this wave looks more like a trap --- Behind the doubled gains is a game of trapping people, old trick --- VCs have already run away, those who believe in technical analysis will suffer --- Friends chasing high at high levels, all I can say is good luck --- Such extreme market conditions are actually the most dangerous, avoid at all costs --- Divergence explosion = a sign of a big drop, an ironclad rule --- Why do some people always like to bravely sacrifice themselves at high levels --- One word: Short

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-08 07:57

I think this wave is indeed dangerous, waiting to be crushed after buying at high levels. I've seen many fireworks markets, and this routine—retail investors always get caught last. 0.186 I dare not touch, better to miss out than get trapped. It's another VC cutting leeks show, not interesting. Shorting is okay, but the position must be tightly controlled, or you'll get wiped out with a counterattack. When it doubles, it's time to run; the greedy ones all die. I usually don't participate in this kind of emotional trading, it's too easy to fall into traps.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 01-08 07:54

The fireworks market analogy is just perfect. Anyway, I won't dare to chase anymore, afraid of catching the last baton.

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MrDecoder

· 01-08 07:48

The term "firework market" is spot on. I think this wave of ZKP is definitely a chop-up-the-leek rhythm. The big players have long been ambushed; while retail investors are still chasing highs, they've already run. 0.186 is indeed a dangerous level. Shorting at high levels, I do see an opportunity, but the risk is really not small. In such overly heated market sentiment, the pullback often exceeds your expectations. Surviving until the next round is the real winner, bro.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 01-08 07:44

The term "fireworks market" is really well used. ZKP this wave indeed looks like fireworks—beautiful but quickly gone. Latecomers are bleeding heavily again, another round of the big players harvesting retail investors. Shorting has opportunities, but I’m still hesitant. Setting stop-losses too wide results in losses, too tight and you risk getting wiped out. In such extreme emotions, trading is just gambling—betting on whether you can run out. 0.186 feels like a trap; I don’t know when it will bounce back.

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