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Main Force Moves: ZEC Whales Make Two Large Purchases, Price Rebounds Over 6% in the Short Term

Main Force Moves: ZEC Whales Make Two Large Purchases, Price Rebounds Over 6% in the Short Term

AIcoinAIcoin2026/01/26 04:30
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According to PRO "Large Transactions" tracking, ZEC saw two rounds of concentrated inflows from major funds during the early trading session today: First round (09:04 (UTC+8)): Major players executed 12 large market buy orders within 1 minute, totaling $2.33 million, with an average price of $331.99. After these large orders entered the market, ZEC quickly surged by about 4.4%. 09:38 (UTC+8) - 11:54 (UTC+8): Large holders once again executed 5 market buy orders, each exceeding $250,000, with an average price of $343.48. Currently, all these positions are in floating profit. According to the latest transaction data, ZEC has started to see profit-taking sell orders. For real-time transaction trends, you can subscribe to PRO membership to unlock the "Large Transactions" indicator tracking. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.
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