There's a phenomenon worth observing—when privacy leaders like ZEC and XMR hit their daily limit-ups, a wave of capital often starts to get impatient. They begin scanning for targets in the sector that haven't moved yet. DASH has been targeted this way: both are in the privacy track, with lower market caps, and their gains haven't caught up yet—in the eyes of short-term traders, this is definitely a "substitute forward."

That said, this logic is essentially a capital game driven by sector heat, not a fundamental change. How high DASH can go mainly depends on how long this wave of privacy coin momentum can last.

If you want to catch this rebound rally, you need to understand two things: first, keep a close eye on the leaders; if ZEC and XMR turn, the rebound targets usually will accelerate their decline. Second, don't treat this as investment; it's just a short-term swing game, making money from sentiment.

The market always values rules over stories. Rebound plays are possible, but you need to know what you're playing.