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ZEC positioned a short order at 1288, with take profit set at 988. The core idea here is to enter at a high point where the rebound is resisted, then exit after the pullback has been fully released. I'll break down the logic. Technical aspect: 1288 is a resistance in a weak structure. ZEC has fallen from the near $1700 high in late September down to around 1280, a drop of over 20%. This decline mainly results from concentrated profit-taking after a large prior increase, combined with short-term outflows from ETF funds. The 1288 level coincides with the lower edge of the previous intermediate consolidation platform and the 1379 to 1450 resistance zone. The price rebounded from the low of 1282 to near 1288, which is just a technical rebound within a weak structure; the trend remains unchanged. More importantly, the daily moving averages have formed a bearish alignment: MA5 at 1391, MA20 at 1415, with short-term moving averages all pressing above the price. The MACD histogram is negative, indicating momentum is still bearish. Although the RSI is near 34, close to oversold, there is no bullish divergence, indicating selling pressure has not been fully released. Above 1288, 1379 is the lower Bollinger Band, and further up, 1391 to 1400 is the MA5 rebound confirmation zone, which is the ceiling for this rebound. News aspect: ETF funds are turning to outflows, lacking new catalysts. The Grayscale Zcash spot ETF saw a net outflow of $30.25 million on September 30, with cumulative net inflows falling from $233 million. ETF buying is weakening, and institutional incremental funds are retreating. Meanwhile, Bitget hacker has