2026-01-13 03:23:47

Recently, the hidden coin XMR has indeed attracted attention. Over the past two days, its price has surged to 28.93%, and its trend is somewhat similar to ZEC's pattern. The characteristic of altcoins pumping is exactly this—low capital threshold, easy to create the illusion of a price increase, and many retail investors follow the trend.

Currently, XMR's price has already surged to around 650, which is a critical level. More importantly, it has broken through the 2021 high of 521, setting a new record. From a technical perspective, it looks very promising, but a warning is necessary—ZEC previously exhibited the same pattern; after breaking the previous high, it often experienced a sharp decline.

Therefore, which level will face resistance and pull back still requires further observation. For retail investors, chasing the rally at this point carries significant risk; it's better to wait for a pullback to confirm support before participating. Such situations are common in the market, and greed often comes at a cost.

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Frontrunner

· 01-13 03:49

It's the same old trick again, a 28% surge and then they start harvesting profits. I've seen this play out too many times. I didn't follow the move to 650 on XMR; it feels a bit risky. ZEC also broke through in the same way, and it dropped sharply afterward. Now XMR has a bit of that same vibe. Retail investors still dare to chase the rally at this point—really tired of this. I'll wait for a pullback before considering. It feels like 650 is a level that might not be broken. Coins with low capital thresholds are the hardest to predict; the main players can push or dump at will. Breaking through previous highs sounds great, but after the thrill, there's often a sharp dive—that's the rule. Being as steady as a mountain is true strength; let others be martyrs.

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blocksnark

· 01-13 03:48

Be cautious at this position 650; the lesson from ZEC's past mistakes is right in front of you.

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GasWhisperer

· 01-13 03:48

xmr breaking 521 huh... sounds familiar tbh. watched zec do the same dance, peaked all pretty then got absolutely obliterated. the mempool's prob gonna light up when liquidations start hitting tho, fees gonna spike harder than the chart crashes. seen this pattern too many times in the data streams... beautiful on paper, brutal in execution.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 01-13 03:42

650 here is really a life-and-death struggle; I was cut during the ZEC wave, and this time I see through the XMR routine.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-13 03:37

Haha, it's the same old trick again. I was actually trapped by ZEC like this, and I'm still lying there. Breaking the previous high? That's what the pumpers always say. Once you experience a head-and-shoulders pattern, you'll understand what technical analysis really is. My debit card has long paid tuition to the crypto world. Retail investors chasing the rise are like charging on the battlefield. I've already been defeated many times. Wait, you really dare to take this position? I'm impressed.

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SerLiquidated

· 01-13 03:37

Another ZEC scam, this time under the guise of XMR Position 650 is indeed risky; once it breaks the high, it starts scaring people—classic trap operation Retail investors still chasing now? Wake up, everyone, it's time to cut the leeks

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