I've been watching
$DASH fake out both sides in about a day — $50.06, then $54.82 — and both fakes failed fast.
Monday morning it slipped under the $51.84 floor from Sunday, printing $50.06. That breakdown lasted hours, not days. Monday evening's heaviest candle pushed it back to $53.34, and by Tuesday morning it was testing $54.82, above Sunday's $54.19 ceiling.
Both camps got a win, then had it taken back: a 9.5% swing from Monday's low to Tuesday's high, ending back inside the range.
What changes my mind is a 4-hour close, not a wick. Under $50.06, $48.78 is the next floor I can point to. Above $54.82, $55.98 is the next ceiling.
The risk is plain: chasing either break got punished within hours. A coin that fakes both directions can fake a third.
Did you get caught on either side of this whipsaw, or did you sit it out?
Not financial advice. Do your own research.
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