2026-01-15 14:30:03

DASH's recent trend has left many traders feeling conflicted — those who are bearish are waiting for a significant decline, but the price just isn't decisive enough. In fact, there is a key technical pattern at play behind the scenes.

From the chart, DASH is completing a classic triple top pattern. The characteristic of this pattern is repeatedly testing the same price level, failing to break through each time. Now that the third top has just been formed, what does this mean? It indicates that the bullish momentum is gradually weakening.

According to technical analysis logic, when the triple top is complete, the next move is usually very clear — a sharp correction. Many traders are now waiting for this confirmation signal; once the pattern is confirmed, a bearish opportunity may arise. Of course, such trades require good risk management and reasonable stop-loss settings.

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airdrop_huntress

· 01-15 15:00

Triple top pattern? I think this is just a shakeout trap, a rhythm to cut leeks. Wait, is DASH really that weak in the bull trend now? It still feels like it can hold a wave. The downtrend signals are so obvious, why isn't it crashing yet? That's unscientific. Honestly, I can't quite understand this rhythm. How should I set stop-losses to be safe? It's another pattern trading, I'm just afraid that when the pattern completes, it will be smashed in the opposite direction.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-15 14:59

Three tops dead end, this routine is old news, the key is whether it will really fall Too many people waiting for signals tend to go against the trend, it feels like DASH has been frustrating people lately Are the bulls really tired? I feel like they are actually accumulating Stop-loss needs to be set properly; this kind of pattern often has the most tricks

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-15 14:37

Haha, I'm tired of the triple top pattern explanation. Every time it's "This time really gonna break," and then... it just consolidates. --- Wait, is a bearish trend really coming this time? Why do I feel like I've heard this before? --- Bullish exhaustion is real, but be even more careful during declines. Stop-loss orders must be properly set. --- Pattern completion = opportunity arises. Everyone understands this logic, but the key is whether you dare to jump in. --- Another triple top... a common saying, but indeed some people made a killing by bottom fishing here. --- Rapid correction? Let's see what it looks like. Anyway, my stop-loss orders are already in place.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 01-15 14:35

Triple top pattern, right... Basically, it means the bulls are losing momentum and are waiting to be dumped. Wait, are these chart patterns really reliable? It feels like someone always says that every time. Why is DASH still causing trouble? Make a decision already. Technical analysis sounds good, but stop-loss is the real skill. I agree with that. Repeatedly testing the same price level is really annoying; it might as well just drop directly.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-15 14:31

Are the triple top patterns finished? Why does it look like it's still dragging on? Will it really drop this time? --- Wait, just go short if the bull market is exhausted? That sounds too absolute. --- How should I set the stop loss? Fellow brothers, give me some ideas. --- Another classic pattern. Last year, I lost a lot by listening to this explanation. --- DASH always hesitates. When will I be able to make a decision? --- Is pattern theory reliable? It feels like 99% of people are betting on the same direction. --- Triple top... sounds good, but I'm just worried it might suddenly reverse.

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