2026-01-13 12:26:47

DASH exhibits a strong impulsive trend on the 4-hour chart. After rebounding from the support zone below, it quickly recovers key levels, and this rapid surge fully reflects the market’s renewed enthusiasm.

After a long period of consolidation and recovery, the price action has become noticeably more active. Based on the rebound strength from the support level, there is clear buying interest in the long direction. Currently, DASH is approaching a well-defined resistance zone. Whether it can effectively break through this barrier will directly determine whether the market continues to rise or faces renewed pressure. This kind of strong rebound supported by trading volume is worth closely monitoring for its subsequent performance.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 5h ago

Finally seeing some movement from DASH, that previous consolidation really took a toll If it can't break through this resistance level, it will still have to fall; don't overthink it The buying support is indeed good, but can the volume keep up? That's the key It's another "closely monitored" situation, and those going long are betting on this wave The rebound at the support level is strong, at least indicating there are still people defending the market, not too bleak

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GamefiGreenie

· 5h ago

The rebound strength at the support level is so strong, it feels like it's about to break through the resistance?

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BearMarketBard

· 5h ago

Hey, DASH's recent rebound is indeed quite strong, but I always feel that such rapid surges are easily knocked down. Wait, is the trading volume really supporting this? It looks like a weak rebound. If the resistance level isn't broken, it's a bear trap. We've seen this too many times. Is this all for a long-term consolidation rebound? I think it's a bit questionable.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 5h ago

Uh... it's the same old trick of key resistance levels. If it doesn't break through, we have to wait a bit longer.

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ZKProofster

· 6h ago

look, volume profile here actually matters more than the narrative tbh. seen this pattern breakdown twice before—resistance holds, then dumps. not saying it will, just... statistically speaking 🤔

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