Recently, interesting changes have appeared in DUSK's on-chain data. Although the price still appears to be fluctuating, three new addresses have collectively withdrawn about 12 million DUSK from exchanges, worth over 4 million USD.

What does this usually indicate? A accumulation signal. Funds are quietly withdrawing from exchanges, diluting liquidity. The problem is, the contract market hasn't shown any obvious reaction yet. This easily brings to mind a classic but proven trading tactic—first dumping to push the price down and attract accumulation, then suddenly pumping the price once enough chips are gathered, and reversing to wipe out those following the short positions.

If you're interested in this asset, you might consider a light long position in the 0.32-0.33 range, with a stop loss at 0.31. Theoretically, there is room for a rebound. But honestly, this strategy has a prerequisite—if the market doesn't show any movement tomorrow, the plan needs to be adjusted.