2026-01-13 06:28:51

$DASH's recent rally has sparked polarization in the market. According to data, the increase has reached 16%, but is this really the peak?

The large holder position data gives us the answer—large holders' capital share has reached 1.48 times, which is not small-scale trading; it's real money sweeping in. In contrast, retail investors' choices are quite interesting: seeing the big gains, they are instead heavily shorting. This creates a classic market phenomenon—large holders actively positioning, while retail investors operate in the opposite direction.

From a technical perspective, several key levels are worth watching: 48, 52, and 55. If we follow the large holders' strategic layout, this wave of the market is just beginning. Retail investors' selling pressure increases, making them more susceptible to the actions of the main players. At this point, following the large holders' direction often allows you to reap the benefits of a swing. That's how the market works—information asymmetry leads different participants to often make opposite choices.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-13 09:28

Retail investors got cut again, while the big players are eating the meat and we're drinking the soup. The big players are going all-in with a 1.48x position, and we're still debating whether to buy the dip. Laughing. That point at 52... maybe I should just forget it. My principal can't handle the turbulence.

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RunWhenCut

· 01-13 06:57

Retail investors short, big players buy up; I've seen this trick before. It's always the same pattern to cut a wave...

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-13 06:56

Whale 1.48x position, retail investors operate in the opposite direction. I've memorized this script already, haha. It's always about following the big players to gain dividends or information asymmetry... To put it nicely, it's actually retail investors suffering heavy losses.

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