$DYM feels more like a sentiment gauge than a momentum play right now. The price isn’t exploding, but it’s also not collapsing it’s testing conviction on both sides. Each dip gets a response, yet rallies lack aggressive continuation, which suggests the market is waiting for a catalyst. This kind of hesitation phase often builds tension before a sharp directional release. If buyers show commitment above recent highs, upside liquidity could unwind fast. But if hesitation turns into rejection at resistance, the pullback could deepen quickly. It’s a decision zone, not a trend zone.