Zebec released a ~1.02% tranche of its supply today from the Community & Rewards pool, adding about 1.02 billion ZBCN to circulation. DropsTab’s vesting page shows the event sized at roughly 1.08% of market cap by dollar value.
The unlock follows Zebec’s linear schedule for community incentives. Because it is a recurring line item rather than a one-off, the program steadily expands the tradable float while keeping the allocation target—50% for Community & Rewards—intact. Today’s release sits within that four-year stream.
Context this month adds two non-price milestones. First, Kraken began ZBCN trading on Oct. 15, widening access and fiat pairs. Second, Zebec and World Mobile slated the ZebecNET beta for October 2025 in select markets, pairing eSIM connectivity with Zebec’s real-time payments stack.
Net effect: circulating supply rises per plan, exchange coverage broadens, and the ZebecNET rollout continues. Any liquidity or activity changes from today’s unlock will depend on how much of the released allocation actually moves onto venues. The vesting dashboard tracks future tranches on the same cadence.
ZBCN shows bullish divergence as price reacts to realized-price support
Zebec Network (ZBCN) is attempting a short-term recovery after bears pushed the market below the golden-pocket zone. However, price found support around $0.0033, the same level that aligns with the three-month cost-basis density and the realized price. The reaction at this zone signals that buyers continue to defend a historically important level, even after a prolonged downtrend on the 4-hour ZBCN/USD chart.
Momentum indicators show early signs of exhaustion from sellers. While price printed lower lows on the chart, RSI and MFI formed higher lows, creating a clear bullish divergence. This pattern often appears near the end of downside pressure, as selling volume weakens and inflows quietly return. Therefore, the divergence highlights a shift in momentum rather than a confirmed reversal.
At the same time, on-chain data reinforces the technical picture. The market recently entered capitulation territory on STH NUPL, which typically marks emotional lows for short-term holders. After that flush, ZBCN quickly closed a daily candle back above the golden pocket, showing that buyers stepped in to protect structure. Now, price sits in a repair phase, and the next step depends on whether bulls can hold above the $0.0033–$0.0034 base long enough to challenge the descending resistance above.
ZBCN daily RSI sits below its signal and under 50, keeping momentum weak but with room to turn
ZBCN’s 14-day RSI reads ~42, while its RSI signal line sits higher near ~46. Because RSI is below its own signal and under the 50 pivot, downside momentum still has the upper hand. This configuration often follows failed bounces and usually needs a clean push back above 50 to show trend repair.
However, the location matters. The RSI has returned to the 40–45 band several times this year and produced recoveries afterward. Sitting above 30 tells us conditions are not oversold; therefore, bulls still have room to build momentum without fighting a stretched oscillator. If RSI curls up and re-crosses its signal from below, it would mark the first step toward a momentum shift.
Until that cross happens, the risk skew remains to the downside. A decisive RSI drop toward 35–30 would signal renewed pressure and raise the odds of a deeper pullback. Conversely, sustained closes above 50, followed by expansion into 55–60, would confirm improving strength and typically align with price reclaiming prior resistance shelves.
In short, momentum is neutral-to-weak today: below the signal, below 50, yet comfortably above oversold. Watch for an RSI bull cross and a 50 reclaim to validate repair. If those fail and the oscillator slides toward 30, expect sellers to keep control.
