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$ZEC has broken above the descending trendline and is showing early bullish momentum. Invalidation Below $289 DYOR, NFA #ZEC #ZCash

$ZEC / $USD - Update Slapped support here. Keep an eye legends if we can rebound here. Safe long if we can .

「Hyperliquid's Largest ZEC Short」 Adds to ZEC Short Position, Unrealized Gains Give Back $3 Million

「Top ZEC Short on Hyperliquid」 Adds to ZEC Short Position, Realizes $3 Million Profit Turnaround

Its newest addition, GetAgent, aims to collapse the gap between analysis and execution by giving traders a single conversational interface that can interpret natural-language requests, generate market insights, and place trades directly inside the app. In the review, the feature is presented not as another gimmicky chatbot, but as a functional assistant that helps reduce friction in day-to-day trading. Below is a concise recap of how GetAgent works in practice, paired with a step-by-step walkthrough anyone can follow. A Seamless Entry Point Into Trading Accessing GetAgent inside the Bitget app is intentionally simple. The assistant is available from several locations: the home screen’s More Services menu, the Assets dashboard, and directly through individual token pages. In certain markets, Bitget automatically displays a banner such as “GetAgent is analyzing” a cue that contextual insights are already being prepared for that specific asset. Once opened, traders are greeted with a minimalist chat interface. Suggested prompts appear at the bottom, but the assistant works best through natural instructions. After a few seconds of generating a response, GetAgent provides a complete analysis, stating the current trading price, potential support levels, and resistance levels. It generates a short-term analysis, which issues a bearish signal. It then specifies the entry strategy, suggesting an entry point between $220 and $225. It then went on to suggest that the user should allocate only 20% to 30% of their capital, rather than investing it all at once. It also provided the user with suggested stop-loss levels. Crucially, it always offered multiple options for both the stop-loss and the take-profit targets, categorizing them as very conservative, moderate, or high-risk placements. For the take-profit targets, it gave multiple options depending on how bullish the user might feel about the setup. The goal is clear: eliminate the need to jump between charts, order forms, external tools, and on-chain dashboards. The Assistant’s Responses: Fast, Structured, and Actionable GetAgent’s output depends on the request. When asked for market insights, it produces a structured breakdown: a short-term outlook, technical indicators, relevant price levels, and sentiment cues that help traders quickly orient themselves without opening a full suite of charts. When the user requests an actual trade, the assistant generates a preview card. This includes the token, estimated execution price, order type, and the exact amount, allowing traders to confirm with a single tap. If the action involves a Web3 token, an additional on-chain confirmation step appears. Executing a Spot Trade Through GetAgent The video demonstrates how frictionless spot trading becomes with the AI assistant. A typical flow looks like this: Open GetAgent from the home screen or token page. Enter a command such as: “Buy ZEC/USDT at 225$ for 25$.” Review the order card generated by the assistant. Confirm the trade. Verify execution inside the Order History tab. The strength of this system lies in its consistency. Whether trading ZEC, ADA, or BTC, the process remains identical, reducing cognitive load and minimizing errors caused by busy mobile interfaces. Portfolio Analysis Feature One of the most powerful and time-saving features offered by GetAgent is its comprehensive portfolio analysis and reporting capability, which is activated via an extremely simple and intuitive command. This functionality allows users to bypass manual tracking and immediately gain deep insights into their investments.  On-Chain Trades With a Single Prompt For traders interacting with Web3 tokens, GetAgent streamlines on-chain purchases in the same conversational manner. A simple request such as “Buy 200 USDT of ZEC on-chain” prompts the assistant to prepare a transaction preview. Here, traders will see the network, gas fee estimate, and token details, followed by a signing confirmation. The flow mirrors a typical Web3 wallet experience but removes several manual steps. The design philosophy is consistent, with advanced features simplified through natural language. Strategy Automation: Bot Creation on Command One of the more advanced demonstrations in the video involves creating a trading bot directly from chat. Instead of navigating multiple setup pages, traders can describe the strategy they want: target price range, capital allocation, risk tolerance, take-profit and stop-loss logic. GetAgent converts the request into a ready-to-deploy bot template. After reviewing parameters, users can activate the bot and track its performance in the dedicated dashboard. For traders with intermediate knowledge, this feature effectively compresses the bot-creation learning curve. Final Thoughts Bitget’s GetAgent won’t replace critical thinking or risk management, but it does reshape how traders interact with an exchange. If the goal is to trade faster, obtain instant market context, or test automated strategies with minimal setup, the assistant offers a meaningful upgrade from traditional mobile trading flows. As exchanges race toward AI-enhanced interfaces, Bitget has delivered one of the more functional, ready-to-use implementations on the market, one that genuinely reduces friction and feels immediately beneficial for everyday traders. $BTC , $SUI , $XRP