The day before yesterday, a friend came to me with a DASH candlestick chart, complaining that this move from over 30 to over 90 was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for wealth. I looked through his trading records and was speechless.

This guy's operations are a textbook example of a "perfect reversal"—thinking the rise was too slow at $35 and not wanting to play, selling his position at $40, criticizing the technicals at $50, getting envious at $70, and then heavily chasing in at $85. Now he's deeply trapped at $80, asking me if there's any way to rescue him.

Honestly, this story is almost a microcosm of the entire crypto market. The technicals are a mess—MACD and EMA fighting each other, with over 500,000 USDT in outflows, while the community still chants a $100 target. Some believe, some don't.

What's really interesting is that DASH was actually the quietest during the $30 range. No one talked about it, no one paid attention, no FOMO—that was the best time to get in.

Looking further, the support level is at 71.42. If it breaks below this line, the next defense is at 70. Looking up, resistance is at 83.98, and only a solid breakthrough can lead to a rebound. In the short term, volatility will likely continue.

Most people are worried about whether they've found the so-called "perfect buy point." In fact, the perfect buy point has never existed—true perfect timing is when everyone is completely disappointed.

The current level of despair is still far from enough.