$DEXE #DEXE At first glance, DEXE 24H has pulled up a lot from the lows—both spot and futures volumes are strong, and the short-term activity really feels hot. But looking at the bigger picture, it’s not a normal uptrend; it’s a violent rebound after being dumped from the previous high near 50U all the way down to the 1–2U range. Personally, I’m more inclined to view it as a “capital battle after an extreme dump,” not a typical strong altcoin. Scenario analysis: In the first phase, there’s a large release of liquidity in the 35–50U high range. The price looks strong, but it’s already providing depth for big players to unload. In the second phase, it gets directly smashed down to the 1–2U range—clearing out the late longs at high levels and also creating panic so many people won’t dare to enter. In the third phase, it quickly rebounds from the low point to around 6U: it harvests shorts that chase and simultaneously attracts out-of-market FOMO funds to come in and continue the momentum. The key now is whether this rebound is meant to squeeze shorts further or to distribute again. Key levels: Resistance above: 6.45 is the first major hurdle for the short term. If it can’t reclaim and hold above it, it’s prone to a high-and-turn-back. Only if it breaks out with volume and holds can it have a chance to target 7.4–8.2. Support below: 5.6 is the line that separates short-term strength from weakness. If it breaks, watch 5.2; if it breaks again at 4.8, you need to guard against a second wave of selling. From the futures data, funding rates were previously slightly negative, suggesting the shorts haven’t fully dispersed—so there may still be room for a squeeze. But the problem is that it’s already bounced too much from the low point, and the risk/reward ratio for chasing longs near the current price isn’t great. My approach is simple: Don’t hard chase in the middle zone. If a pullback to 5.2–5.6 can hold, then consider testing a small long position. If it breaks above 6.45 and holds with volume, you can follow the momentum with a light position. If it falls below 5.2, then the short-term long thesis weakens.
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