2026-01-19 03:31:39

DASH's recent market movement indeed brought many surprises — the weekly increase once exceeded 100%. The current pullback shouldn't cause panic; this is a normal part of a bull market, where sharp declines often serve to gather strength for higher gains.

The key is to hold the defensive line. As long as the price doesn't fall below the 69.5 support level, it indicates that the bulls are still efforting. The recent strategic approach can be viewed as follows:

🛑 Defensive position: 69.5 (if broken here, exit)
💰 Reduce position: around 92, consider taking profits
🎯 Ultimate target: 115+ (if the market cooperates, this target is worth期待)

Overall, as long as the main trend remains unchanged, don't be misled by short-term fluctuations. Pullbacks in a bull market are often opportunities to get in.

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OnChainDetective

· 9h ago

wait, 100% pump in a week? let me check the actual transaction patterns here... something feels off about this narrative tbh. those support levels always seem suspiciously round when you trace the whale movements beforehand, just saying.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 12h ago

69.5 breaking is the real danger signal. I'm not in a hurry for this wave of correction. --- As for the 115 target, it depends on the market sentiment. Anyway, I plan to sell half around 92. --- A bull market retracement is indeed an opportunity, but the prerequisite is having bullets; without money, it's all just watching. --- I'm just worried that when the breakdown happens, everyone will want to run, and then liquidity will explode, and it will drop in a flash. --- A 100% increase has already been realized. The rest depends on whether we can hold the basic level. Honestly, it's a bit uncertain. --- This logic is always the same, but the key issue is that when the breakdown occurs, people simply can't react in time. --- I just want to know where the real bottom is. Is 69.5 really the bottom? --- Locking in profits is correct, but I always feel that selling too early will lead to regret—that's greed. --- The retracement in a bull market and the rebound in a bear market look the same. To put it simply, it's just gambling on luck.

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 12h ago

yo 100% pump in a week screams classic exit pump pattern tbh... vesting unlocks incoming soon on DASH no? actually if you read the contract it's textbook greater fool theory

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zkNoob

· 12h ago

69.5 can it really hold? Feels risky.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 12h ago

A 100% increase is truly amazing. I see this recent pullback as a buying opportunity. Anyway, as long as 69.5 isn't broken, I can still hold on. --- It sounds like another "buy on dip" call. Alright, I’m betting on the 115 target. --- People keep talking about defending the line, but a big bearish candle makes all that seem pointless. Still, the possibility is there. --- The 92 point for reducing positions is reliable. Don't be too greedy; exit quickly. The bull market still has a long way to go. --- As long as it doesn't fall below 69.5, the bulls are still alive. I believe in this logic. Keep betting on the bull market.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 13h ago

69.5 If it breaks, I'll admit defeat, but I feel the bulls still have strength.

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