Honestly, while most people are clearing their positions to seek peace of mind, I instead have been gradually increasing my holdings in DASH. This is not out of frustration, but a well-thought-out decision.

My position strategy is actually quite conservative—I started reducing my holdings before this wave of correction, and now I only keep a small residual position as an "observation sentinel." This way, I won't be driven by emotions and can continue to monitor its movements. Many people still think of DASH as an "old-timer in the privacy track," but over the past two years, its development has gone beyond just privacy features. That’s the real reason I insist on holding.

Ultimately, it comes down to technology, which determines how far a project can go. I believe DASH's layout in low-latency fields is seriously underestimated. Currently, the industry has two mainstream solutions—one is the traditional DVB standard used in broadcasting, and the other is the DASH IF protocol promoted by Google and Microsoft. DASH's technical approach happens to address the pain points of both scenarios. By breaking data into small units and enabling incremental transmission, it has reduced latency from over ten seconds to just 3-4 seconds. This can seamlessly support IPTV live streaming, eSports broadcasts, and online education applications. Such cross-scenario compatibility is indeed rare among similar projects.

More importantly, the ecosystem—it's not just a pie-in-the-sky vision. After DASH 2.0 upgrade last year, its capacity for expansion improved, and the integration into offline scenarios has become tangible. Through various collaborations, it now has fiat on/off ramps in 173 countries. What does this mean? It means this token is no longer just a purely on-chain asset but has real payment use cases and supporting infrastructure.