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🤔 Can $DEXE ever reclaim its ATH, or is there at least a possibility of seeing a meaningful bounce from here?
I’ve gotten a lot of questions in my DMs from people who invested heavily into this project, only to become bag holders after what recently happened to DEXE
So I did some digging. Let me break down what actually happened, and then what I’d do if I were holding.
First, $DEXE wasn’t hacked or exploited.
The move from around $2 to almost $49 was largely driven by heavy leverage, exchange momentum and short squeezes. Once that rally ran out of steam, the long liquidations started cascading.
On-chain data also showed large amounts of DEXE moving onto exchanges, adding even more selling pressure.
With relatively thin liquidity, the selling quickly turned into panic. Price broke through several major support levels and eventually collapsed to around $2.
Now, can it bounce?
Absolutely. After a drop this violent, a relief bounce is possible. But reclaiming $46 is a completely different story.
From $2.12, DEXE would need roughly a 21x move just to get back to its previous ATH. And with so many holders trapped between $10 and $45, every major bounce could run into heavy selling from people looking to get out.
So, what would I actually do here?
If you're down 80–95%, the question shouldn't simply be, "Should I sell or keep holding until I break even?"
I'd be watching how price reacts around the current support and what happens if we get a meaningful bounce.
If DEXE starts reclaiming key levels, I'd rather de-risk gradually into strength than blindly wait for $46.
On the other hand, if the current floor around $1.56–$1.80 breaks with strong selling pressure, that would completely change the picture for me.
So yes, $DEXE can bounce.
But a bounce and a full recovery to the ATH are two very different things.
🚨 BREAKING: A whale just opened a massive $100 million $ETH long using 25x leverage.. Liquidation price: $2,296
That is an extremely aggressive bet on Ethereum.
If ETH pushes higher, this position could generate enormous profits. But with 25x leverage, even a relatively small move against the trader could put the entire position under serious pressure.
The big question:
Do you think this whale survives the trade, or does ETH eventually drop to $2,296 and wipe the position out?