Zcash (ZEC) Price Shows Strength With Technical Signals Hinting $480 Break

• Zcash (ZEC) records short term bounce amid broader weakness.
• Weekly performance still reflects sustained selling pressure.
• Rising volume signals active but cautious market participation.
• Technical indicators advise patience over aggressive positioning.

Zcash (ZEC) is showing a brief recovery even as the broader weekly trend remains weak. The token climbed around 1.14% in the past day, pointing to fresh demand. Still, the past week tells a softer story, with ZEC down about 5.74% overall.

At the time of writing, ZEC is trading at $395.32, and trading activity has picked up. Daily volume totals roughly $815.51 million, up 22.63% over the past 24 hours. Its market value stands at $6.5 billion, marking a mild 1.16% rise over 24 hours.

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Key Support and Resistance Levels Breakdown

On the 4-hour chart, ZEC shows a clear shift from a rising channel into corrective price action. A sharp rejection near 460–480 broke the bullish structure and pushed the price below trend support. Sellers now control momentum, with price capped under $395–$405 and broader resistance stacked at $420–$430.

The current consolidation forms a descending wedge, which remains bearish until proven otherwise. The Price is hovering around $360–$370, a weak short-term support zone aligned with the 0.382 Fib. Failure here opens downside continuation toward the $320–$300 target range, which is highlighted as the primary demand area.

 If the selling pressure speeds up, a stronger decline may target as low as $247 around the 0.618 Fib, which represents extremely bearish support. For a bullish invalidation, a clean breakout through $405 is necessary, and further acceptance above the $420-$430 levels is needed. Only then will a rally to $460-$480 levels be technically feasible.

RSI and MACD reflect cooling momentum

The RSI for the week is seen at 59, having eased from the overbought position above 70. The slight decline in RSI indicates deteriorating bullish sentiments, but it does not confirm a bear market. RSI above 50 indicates that buying pressure is dominating the markets; however, the relative strength has dwindled in the past few weeks.

The MACD is still positive, as the MACD line remains above the signal line. However, the histogram is getting smaller, which means the bullish momentum is slowing down. Such a scenario often occurs right before a deeper correction, unless a new wave of buying momentum boosts the histogram.

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