【Crypto World】DASH has recently shown a correction pattern in its fluctuations. Looking at the indicator performance, you can feel what a “roller coaster” is like—the bullish momentum has cooled down from an overbought state, and the momentum indicator has fallen back quite noticeably.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has eased a bit, but don’t be fooled—buyers still hold the advantage. As for the MACD signal, it still points to a bullish outlook, but the momentum has already lost some of its previous vigor, giving a sense of waning strength.
The price situation is as follows: the key resistance above is at $97.86, which must be broken for a new breakthrough. There are also several hurdles below—$84.50, $78.00, and $90.00—these three sell orders are essentially limiting the room for further upward movement.
On the support side, the bottom support is at $63.65, with two key buy support lines at $70.00 and $68.00 in between.
In simple terms, the current situation depends on which side’s resistance is broken first—whether the price breaks above $97.86 or falls back to test the support below. This will determine the next direction.
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ZkSnarker
· 6h ago
so basically dash is doing that thing where it's like "maybe up, maybe down, who knows" ... RSI cooling off but bullish vibes still hanging around, MACD losing steam tho ngl. well technically if it can't break 97.86 we're kinda stuck in this boring middle ground watching support bounce around 63-70 range lmao
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RugPullSurvivor
· 8h ago
It's the same story again, RSI easing, MACD lacking momentum... Basically, there's no strength to push upward.
Breaking 97.86 feels uncertain, but the 63.65 support line seems a bit flimsy.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 8h ago
honestly the RSI cooldown is just noise — if you actually decompose the order flow data between those support levels (70/68), there's like ~180bps of slippage you're leaving on the table by not front-running the bounce. gas-optimized limit orders would've caught that already.
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liquidation_surfer
· 9h ago
If 97.86 can't be broken, then just wait to be smashed. It's another frustratingly repetitive show.
Support and resistance in DASH technical adjustments: What signals do the indicators give?
【Crypto World】DASH has recently shown a correction pattern in its fluctuations. Looking at the indicator performance, you can feel what a “roller coaster” is like—the bullish momentum has cooled down from an overbought state, and the momentum indicator has fallen back quite noticeably.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has eased a bit, but don’t be fooled—buyers still hold the advantage. As for the MACD signal, it still points to a bullish outlook, but the momentum has already lost some of its previous vigor, giving a sense of waning strength.
The price situation is as follows: the key resistance above is at $97.86, which must be broken for a new breakthrough. There are also several hurdles below—$84.50, $78.00, and $90.00—these three sell orders are essentially limiting the room for further upward movement.
On the support side, the bottom support is at $63.65, with two key buy support lines at $70.00 and $68.00 in between.
In simple terms, the current situation depends on which side’s resistance is broken first—whether the price breaks above $97.86 or falls back to test the support below. This will determine the next direction.