Zebec Network’s ZBCN token may fall to “all-time lows” in 2026, according to analyst C-Zar.
C-Zar claims 100% accuracy in predicting the ZBCN bear market
A head and shoulders setup shared by C-Zar at the beginning of this month showed ZBCN entering collapse mode. The analyst noted that a decisive close below the neckline of the pattern, at around $0.003100, would likely push the price towards the measured target zone, in line with the $0.0026-$0.0025 price range.
As of May 18, the setup was working perfectly, as the price tested neckline support for a potential breakout. This increased the odds of ZBCN falling 10% to 15% from current price levels.
Z-Zar doubled its bearish forecast, indicating that the Zeben Network token will fall to a record low in the future. The all-time low is at $0.00068, roughly 77% below current prices.
“Find 1 video from February where I got it wrong about ZBCN,” he wrote.
Our independent chart preparation confirms the forecast of a 50% ZBCN price collapse.
Other technical settings on the ZBCN chart also support the bearish outlook, although they do not yet indicate a decline towards record lows.
At least two patterns indicate that the Zebec Network could fall by more than 50% in the coming weeks or months: a falling channel and a rising wedge.
As of May 18, ZBCN has already corrected more than 27% after the upper boundary of its descending channel was rejected. This rejection increases the risk of a deeper move towards the lower trend line of the channel.
The bearish view is also consistent with ZBCN’s rising wedge pattern, which appears to be entering a breakdown phase. For starters, a rising wedge forms when the price climbs between two narrow, upward-sloping trend lines.
The problem is often resolved when the price breaks below the lower trend line, with the downside target measured by subtracting the maximum height of the wedge from the breakout point.
Applying this rule to ZBCN results in a downside target near $0.0014, a level that is also near the lower limit of the downward channel. This is still 107% higher than the Zebec network’s record low prices.
