DEXE 🟢 Buy pressure is clearly evident.

The latest real-time flow data shows that about $4.95 million is coming in versus $1.82 million going out, resulting in a positive net flow of $3.13 million. This means that capital coming from the buy side significantly outweighs the outflows from the sell side. �

📈 The price is responding, but not explosively.

DEXE moved roughly from $1.81 → $1.83, with a 24-hour range of about $1.78–$1.85. Trading volume was approximately $12.9 million over 24 hours. �

🧱 The interesting part: Buyers are absorbing the liquidity offered.

Despite sellers appearing within the $1.80–$1.85 range, net flow remains strongly positive. This suggests there is tangible demand beneath the surface right now, not just net selling pressure.

But there is one important distinction:

A positive net flow does not automatically mean that whales are accumulating. The available data confirms stronger inflows, but it does not prove that large holders specifically are the ones making the purchases.

My reading over the past 24 hours

Buying pressure: 🟢 strong

Selling pressure: 🟡 medium

Net flow: 🟢 +3.13M

Price response: 🟢 positive but measured

Zone 1.80: 🟢 an important defensive zone

The most interesting signal is that DEXE is receiving significantly more capital than it is sending out while the price remains above $1.80. If this pattern continues as the price begins to break through 1.85, it would indicate that buyers are becoming more aggressive rather than just absorbing the dip.