Yesterday, someone asked me what DASH is, and today its price has surged nearly 70%. Suddenly, everyone has become a crypto veteran.

I checked the data. DASH is now quoted at $64.31, and the RSI indicator has skyrocketed to 96.76—what does this mean? In plain language, nine out of ten traders are frantically buying. This market sentiment is reminiscent of the 2021 bull market.

On the surface, the trading volume looks impressive—$76.2 million. But there's a critical detail: compared to the sharp price increase, the trading volume is actually quite weak. What signals does this reveal? Retail investors are rushing in madly, while institutions are quietly exiting.

Looking at the recent hour’s capital flow—net outflow of $330,000. The contradiction is that the price is still climbing, but money is fleeing. Experienced traders can see at a glance what this divergence means.

DASH’s privacy coin attributes do have a story to tell. From a technical perspective, the moving averages are in a bullish alignment, and the MACD has also crossed into a golden cross, so the chart looks fine. Where’s the problem? The RSI hitting 96.76 means it’s at a stage where you could buy blindly and still make a profit.

But history repeatedly shows us: when market enthusiasm reaches a level that makes newcomers think it’s a risk-free profit, losses often occur at the turning point.

Currently, the community is full of calls like "push to $100" and "target $1600." Honestly, when beginners start making price predictions, the ceiling is often already within reach.

For those who haven't bought in yet, don’t rush. The $44 level has strong support waiting, so you can wait for a pullback before considering entering. For those already in, now is the time to consider scaling out gradually.