During yesterday's livestream, we talked about ZEC, and today it found support and rebounded. The essence of naked K-line analysis isn’t about predicting the exact moves but about using historical highs and lows to frame 'roughly where it might go.' Every high and low point that has been repeatedly tested becomes a cost anchor for the market: When the price drops, previous lows act as potential support zones; when it rises, previous highs become key resistance levels. What’s more important: the larger the timeframe, the stronger the reference value—weekly and daily highs and lows reflect the consensus of more capital, making them more resistant to noise. They’re the simplest yet most effective risk control logic for gauging general price ranges. This isn’t about rigidly sticking to the past but about using historical price levels to define a safety boundary for current trades. It’s a game of probabilities—go where the odds are higher. The only certainty in the market is uncertainty! While we can’t know anything for sure, the market will always give us references. These references might come from charts or even from certain news sources. As long as you’re willing to learn, stay focused, and observe more, it’s really simple. #Crypto #ZEC