2026-01-16 10:26:03

DASH's recent performance is worth paying attention to. The single-day increase exceeds 13%, and trading volume has also expanded simultaneously. This kind of coordination indicates that this upward move is supported by real strength, not just bluffing.

From a technical perspective, the key support level is at $92. Once the price can hold steady here, it can be confirmed that the previous breakout was genuine, and there is still room for further upward movement. But there is a prerequisite—must hold this level.

Conversely, if the closing price falls below $92, it means there may be no strength to continue pushing upward in the short term. At this point, the price might retrace to the $88 or even $85.80 region to re-accumulate energy before moving up again.

Therefore, the recommended strategy is to enter in batches and avoid going all-in at once chasing the high. Since the support level is at $92, plan your entries around this area in multiple steps to lower the average cost. If the price really drops below, it could be an opportunity to add to your position. Risk management always comes first.

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ConsensusBot

· 16h ago

Hold on to 92, or it’s just a false breakout. --- Staggered entry is indeed stable; don’t be blinded by the 13% increase. --- It seems that the 88-92 range needs to be tested multiple times before confirming the direction. --- The synchronized increase in trading volume is somewhat convincing; it’s not entirely the typical pump-and-dump tactic by the whales. --- The key is whether it can hold above 92; if not, everything is pointless. --- The FOMO traders who go all-in should be cut again; it’s much safer to gradually build positions. --- Will it really drop to 85 after breaking 92? That prediction is a bit pessimistic, but risk management is indeed the top priority. --- A 13% increase is still too rare in the market; such行情 happen every day. --- Exactly, but I worry that at the close, there might suddenly be a sharp rally followed by a sharp drop, trapping those who chase high. --- Support levels are always reliable until suddenly they aren’t; how do you know which time will be the exception?

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 16h ago

A 13% increase is indeed a bit aggressive, but only if trading volume catches up is it truly meaningful. The 92-dollar level must be firmly defended, or it will really cool off. Gradual deployment is the way to go; don't foolishly go all-in at once.

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ZenMiner

· 16h ago

This hurdle of 92 really needs to be held, or it will be embarrassing.

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FOMOmonster

· 16h ago

This critical position at 92 really needs to hold, or else I'll have to buy back on the dip again.

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ChainBrain

· 16h ago

The 92 level is really crucial; if it can't be broken, we'll have to wait. It looks like someone is about to go all-in; please don't chase the high. The increase in trading volume is indeed interesting, but it would be awkward if $92 can't hold. Staggered positioning is the smart way to play; those who went all-in are now regretting it. If it drops to 85 for a bottom, I would laugh; those chasing the high now are just waiting to be cut. A 13% increase looks impressive, but it still depends on weekly confirmation. If it can't hold 92, pretend it never happened; the 88 level might actually be an opportunity.

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