
Johnny Yuan
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Johnny Yuan
@JohnnyYuane7
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We got a long way to go ... pack your bags for da moon.











That +25% daily candle into $550 on a massive short squeeze is straight fire. You nailed the $447 target with laser precision, took smart partials near $470, and stayed positioned for the continuation. Respect for the discipline—most would’ve gone full degen and gotten wrecked on the first rejection. The chart tells the story perfectly: breaking out of that macro lower-high resistance zone from December, with clean higher lows and structure intact. It’s going to take real volume and conviction to clear $550-$560 cleanly, but once that macro supply is absorbed… fireworks indeed.



$ZEC What a move. $447 reached with precision. Target hit. 🎯 We’re now seeing price push into the $470 area. As mentioned yesterday, I’m looking for an initial rejection here to set a higher low, so I’ve closed a portion of profits while still holding a relatively large unrealised PnL. Alternatively, if it pushes through this level on the first attempt, $490 should be tested on the next rally. The base case is still continuation until a support level is lost and the trend changes. We’ve executed this perfectly so far. Another winning Zcash trade. 🤟



$ZEC.. what did I tell you? 😉 Sweeping local highs at $395, and looking like it wants continuation too. Once it clears $405, we should see it move again.



$ZEC Still holding above the pivotal $315–330 macro pivot, with a clear series of higher lows forming during this expansion. The move from $250 has been slowly compressing into a symmetrical triangle formation, which usually means continuation is the most likely scenario. As long as $315–330 holds, I support the probability of that happening. We have higher low pivots which sit right on this support, and that gives the thesis a very tight invalidation. Price would still need to close above $375 to confirm continuation, but once it does, it would push to take out the ~$405 wick.

























