ZECUSDTZcash

This closed trade involved Zcash (ZECUSDT) with a short direction. The manager entered the position at 1517.03 on 2026-09-16 and exited at 1460.24 on 2026-09-28. The holding period lasted 12 days. As shown on the trade page, the result was +182.26%. This outcome reflects the price movement against a short position where profit is generated when the asset price falls.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture showed specific market conditions. The RSI(14) was 79.5, indicating high momentum. The MACD line was above its signal line with a histogram of 0.76% of price. Bollinger Bands(20, 2) showed a %B value of 1.07, where 0 is the lower band and 1 is the upper band. The band width was 20.4% of price. Last-hour volume was ×7.2 of the average of the previous 20 hours. The price change over the previous 24 hours was +17.48%. These figures describe the market context at that time.

During the trade, the position experienced significant volatility. The best move in the direction of the position from entry was +16.15%. The worst move against the entry was −12.00%. The highest price reached during this period was 1699, while the lowest price dropped to 1272. The exit occurred after these fluctuations, closing at 1460.24.

For readers new to this market, a short position profits when prices fall, whereas a long position profits when prices rise. The leverage setting was ×50, which is an account parameter that magnifies both gains and losses relative to the price movement. It does not represent a deposit for this specific trade. Marks on the chart show entries and exits, allowing investors to visualize where positions were opened and closed based on historical data.

Comparing this to other sectors managed by the same professional, different markets behaved differently. For instance, the trade linked as BTCUSDT 2026-10-02 was a long position in btc that resulted in +0.72%. Another example is the trade marked as ETHUSDT 2026-09-21, which was a long position in eth yielding +73.70%. These examples illustrate how distinct assets can show varied performance outcomes within similar timeframes.

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