2026-01-16 18:26:03

DASH's recent trend is quite interesting—bull and bear are fiercely competing here. In the short term, along with the liquidation of large-scale shorts, this coin has experienced a strong rebound, with trading volume hitting record highs, igniting market enthusiasm. From the data perspective, there is indeed support, but the problem is... looking at these alone is not enough. What truly matters is its fundamentals—those things that might be accumulating. Markets are often easily confused by short-term fluctuations; short-term short liquidations and soaring trading volume are often signals, but sustained upward movement requires genuine demand support. How far this DASH rally can go ultimately depends on whether the fundamentals can keep up with the pace.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 01-17 08:19

Shorts get liquidated and everyone gets excited. I've seen this trick many times. Rebounds are rebounds, but fundamentals are the real key.

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LuckyHashValue

· 01-17 07:31

Short squeeze alone can cause a rise? Wake up, fundamentals are the key.

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POAPlectionist

· 01-16 18:54

It's not surprising that the shorts got blown up. The key is how long this rebound can last. Without strong fundamentals, it's just paper. Trading volume surging? Wait, is this institutions accumulating or retail investors taking the bait? I think DASH still needs to be observed; don't get caught off guard by this wave of emotion. Basically, it's about whose chips are more stable.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-16 18:47

Shorts being liquidated and getting excited—I've seen this trick many times. The fundamentals haven't kept up; the rebound is just a false fire. How long can DASH hold this wave? We'll see. Wait, can this trading volume really continue? It's a bit uncertain.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-16 18:46

The short positions are being liquidated with a surge in trading volume, sounds pretty fierce, but can this continue? If the fundamentals don't catch up, the rebound will eventually cool off.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-16 18:35

Are shorts being liquidated and getting excited? Not really, it still depends on whether the fundamentals can keep up. --- Trading volume surges... but can this last? It needs genuine demand to sustain it. --- DASH's recent rebound looks good on paper, but I just want to know—what are the fundamentals actually doing? --- Short-term fluctuations can be deceiving; real growth still depends on actual demand. --- Hitting a new historical high in trading volume sounds great, but the key is whether the fundamentals can keep pace. --- Bull and bear battles, trading volume hits new highs... but this is just surface heat; the fundamentals are the real key.

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