Regarding DASH, recently many friends have asked whether they can buy it. I have also been watching the market closely. After spiking to $67 yesterday, it is now indeed pulling back—but don’t rush to conclusions; a pullback doesn’t mean weakness.

In my view, DASH’s recent rally has been quite solid. Currently, it looks more like a phase of “catching a breath” at a high level, a typical consolidation after a rally. During this time, market sentiment can easily fluctuate with the K-line, but rationally speaking, the price is just seeking a more stable support level to decide the next move.
After repeatedly comparing key levels, you can focus on these ranges:
Support: around 54–55 is quite critical, serving as the main defense line for the bulls recently; if overall market sentiment pulls back, a noteworthy buy zone will appear between 50–52, where a clear demand area was previously formed.
Resistance: 60–62 is the immediate pressure zone, but if it can be broken again, the 67–70 range will be the real test—yesterday’s high was near this area. Whether it can be effectively broken will determine if there’s room for further upside.
My view is that as long as the price stays above 54, the overall structure remains bullish, and there’s a good chance to test 62–68 again. But if it falls below 52, it may take more time to consolidate at lower levels, so it’s better to patiently wait for a clearer pattern.
In this kind of market, acting too quickly can lead to being shaken out. I personally prefer to focus on buying in stages during pullbacks to key supports rather than chasing highs. Especially for coins like DASH, which have strong fundamentals and community consensus, short-term volatility is common, but position and timing are more important. #我的2026第一条帖