Dash (DASH) is currently trading at $58.25, marking a 1.51% decline over the previous 24 hours. The downturn was paired with a notable contraction in liquidity, as daily trading volume slid 17.9% to $172.94 million. On a weekly scale, the token’s performance remained deeply negative, reflecting a 29.81% decline that placed the asset back near levels last observed during prolonged consolidation periods.
Despite the bearish tilt, market participants noted that the latest pullback carried several technical features seen during earlier recovery phases. The price continues to interact with a lower-trendline support band that has historically acted as a springboard during deteriorating sentiment. Traders are watching this zone closely as volatility compresses and momentum indicators begin stabilizing.
Crypto analyst Rose Premium Signals reported that Dash is displaying “early reversal signs,” citing a completed corrective structure on the daily chart. According to the analysis, the token’s rebound from the lower boundary of its trend channel may mark the first stage of a potential upswing.
Should the current support area withstand further selling pressure, the chart framework points toward three successive upside targets: $95.11, $134.21, and a more ambitious $166.78 at full extension.
The analyst emphasized that the setup remains a high-risk, high-reward environment. Market conditions have been fluid, and any failure to maintain the established support could invalidate the pattern quickly. Nevertheless, sentiment among speculative traders has grown cautiously optimistic as technical signals begin aligning with earlier cyclical rebound patterns observed during 2021 and 2022.
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According to DigitalCoinPrice that the asset may regain momentum after a period of structural weakness. While the coin briefly dipped to record lows earlier in the year, analysts believe Dash could advance toward the $129.10 range by year-end if market recovery trends gain traction.
The projection also suggests that Dash may eventually challenge its previous all-time high of $1,642.22, a level that has remained unbroken since the peak cycle of 2017. According to market researchers and industry observers, Dash’s valuation could consolidate between $121.73 and $129.10 in the medium term, supported by renewed interest from longer-horizon investors.
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