DASH is not suitable for traders who pursue certainty.
Seeing people shouting manipulation as the price plunges from the high points. But most overlook the key detail: that is a liquidity sweep.
The real movement is like this — the price hits the previous high, triggering stop-losses from momentum traders, then stops falling at the true accumulation of buy orders. What appears to be a sharp decline is actually large funds clearing out floating positions before building a position. The subsequent failure to break lower is because there is already sufficient support below.
These details determine whether you are being shaken out or riding the rebound with smart money.
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GateUser-4814a34d
· 2h ago
Agree👍👍
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SilentAlpha
· 2h ago
It's the same liquidity sweep routine, I've heard it a thousand times... but this time it was really explained in detail.
It's the same liquidity sweep, always said like that, but this time it seems to be true.
Big capital clearing operations look simple, but how many actually dodge it?
Not everyone can see through these details; most have been washed out.
What sounds nice is a cleanup, but in reality, it's just eating retail investors' stop-losses before rising again.
This wave indeed didn't break below again; there are indeed people absorbing it below, but... whether it can rebound this time is still uncertain.
Honestly, chasing certainty by trading DASH is just asking for trouble.
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StableNomad
· 2h ago
honestly the "smart money" narrative always cracks me up... statistically speaking those stop hunts are real but so is the copium lmao. seen this exact playbook back in the luna days—"oh it's just liquidity sweeps bro" and then it wasn't. risk-adjusted returns on holding through these dumps are... well let's just say my premium/discount ratio says otherwise ngl
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ForkTongue
· 2h ago
Oh no, it's that liquidity sweep again... It sounds convincing, but I feel like it's just armchair strategizing after the fact.
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OffchainWinner
· 2h ago
Alright, to be honest, I was washed out in that wave. Now watching the rebound and winning, it's really incredible.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 3h ago
Another set of cleaning theories, which sounds nice but is basically just cutting leeks
Even when breaking the support level, they claim it's just accumulation, so I'm losing money while learning haha
I really don't want this kind of certainty anymore
DASH is not suitable for traders who pursue certainty.
Seeing people shouting manipulation as the price plunges from the high points. But most overlook the key detail: that is a liquidity sweep.
The real movement is like this — the price hits the previous high, triggering stop-losses from momentum traders, then stops falling at the true accumulation of buy orders. What appears to be a sharp decline is actually large funds clearing out floating positions before building a position. The subsequent failure to break lower is because there is already sufficient support below.
These details determine whether you are being shaken out or riding the rebound with smart money.