A conversation shared by anonymous,
$DASH I'm long dash from about 60 where's a decent place to look for an exit?
$DASH I'm long dash from about 60 where's a decent place to look for an exit?
Shumi▼ DASH is falling in the daily trend, Bitcoin stays above its 200-day average, traders betting on a rise pay a normal fee, and DASH moves about 7.9% on a typical day; for an exit, the chart shows overhead prices at $49.94 first and $78.31 higher up.
You are in the red from $60 to $49.5, about 17.5% down, and the dollar trend has been falling since Oct. 2.
The nearest resistance, a price where rises stopped before, is $49.94 from Sep. 15, a former support that has turned into resistance, measured to Oct. 16.
Above that, the next bigger overhead level is $78.31 from the Sep. 6 swing high.
DASH is down 4.3% on the week while Bitcoin is down 1.1%, so it has been losing ground. Bitcoin is $81,710 and sideways on the daily trend.
Traders betting on a rise are paying about 10.8% a year to keep those bets open, which is a normal level; that figure is stale. There is nothing recent on what people are saying about DASH; about 0.5 posts an hour on X, baseline still building, newest post 32 minutes ago.
These prices are CoinGecko averages across exchanges, so one exchange's chart can differ by up to about 2% at a day's high or low.
- DASH mentions · mentions 0.5/h (baseline building, 0 of 7 days) · newest post 32 min before Shumi answered (Oct 17, 07:52 UTC)
Data Shumi looked at · fetched at answer time, 4h ago · no current sentiment read
- Coin data: DASH, BTC
- Market regime and breadth
- Funding rates
- Market data
- Sentiment: Dash · no current sentiment read (no data)
Sentiment input older than 6 h counts as stale.