Bitcoin Wizard: ZEC Long Positions Hit Targets in Two Consec
Bitcoin Wizard is a crypto channel that publishes spot and leverage trading signals in both Chinese and English. The content style is direct and concise, typically providing entry prices, staged take-profit targets, and clear stop-loss levels, supplemented by chart-based technical analysis. Recent focus has been on tracking staged take-profit and break-even operations on ZEC longs, an ETC spot entry plan, and the impact of the S&P 500 weekly bearish divergence on BTC's short-term trend. Overall, the channel believes BTC's bullish trend remains unchanged and drawdown risk is limited.
**Overall Bias**: Bullish-leaning but with strict risk control and stop-loss discipline
7-Day View Timeline
- **2026-10-21** Published an ETC spot entry and staged take-profit plan: gave an ETC spot entry price of 8.15, an average cost of 7.61, take-profit targets across four tiers, and set the stop-loss at a daily close below 6.94.
- **2026-10-21** ZEC's first take-profit target hit, floating profit of 7%: the channel's first ZEC spot target was reached, and the channel advised moving the stop-loss up to break-even and continuing to hold.
- **2026-10-25** SPX weekly chart showing bearish divergence, may drag on BTC short-term: the channel noted that a bearish divergence on the S&P weekly chart could trigger a pullback, calling it the only bearish factor for BTC short-term; it believes BTC is still in an bullish trend and in the worst-case scenario does not expect it to break below the 74k-75k zone.
- **2026-10-27** ZEC 5x leverage long again: ZEC long entered at 1286, with three take-profit targets at 1372, 1492, and 1715, and the stop-loss set at a 4-hour close below 1175.
- **2026-10-28** ZEC leveraged position up 15%, advised partial take-profit: the channel suggested locking in partial profits and adjusting the stop-loss to break-even to secure the floating profit under 5x leverage.
Assets Under Watch
BTC
Sources (In-Platform Messages)
- [10-21 17:37 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508894110154932&message_id=1562520206952112242)
- [10-21 18:01 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508894110154932&message_id=1562526358389915660)
- [10-25 17:26 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508894110154932&message_id=1563966997606170755)
- [10-27 15:48 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508894110154932&message_id=1564667139598843954)
- [10-28 06:32 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508894110154932&message_id=1564889555709067346)
FAQ
### Where does this data come from?
It comes from the trade call messages this channel posts in public communities. The system parses out entry prices, take-profits, and stop-losses, then checks on 1-minute K-lines whether they were reached.
### How is the win rate calculated?
The denominator only counts signals where the entry price was touched and subsequently either the first take-profit or the stop-loss was hit. Signals that never reached the entry price, or that were never triggered within 48 hours, are excluded.
### Why is simulated return calculated at 100x leverage?
100x is used as a uniform benchmark for horizontal comparison and is not an achievable return. The maximum loss per trade is calculated as liquidation at −100%; in actual trading, fees, funding rates, and slippage would also apply.
### How often is the data updated?
Signal determination runs on a rolling minute-level basis, and this page is regenerated whenever the channel posts new messages. The statistics window on the page indicates the start and end times covered by the current period.
### How do I appeal if the data is incorrect?
You can submit an appeal at support.btcsos.com, noting the channel name and the specific signal. We will verify and either correct or remove the data on this page.