Recently, many people have been shorting DASH, and this operation carries quite a high risk factor. Strong coins can stay strong, but what's behind that? It's continuous buying pressure—institutions are buying, big players are buying, and retail investors are also chasing. Shorting, to put it simply, is going against the market’s enthusiasm and real capital flows. How can you win this battle?
Looking at the 15-minute chart, you can indeed see several false breakout signals, but from a different perspective on the hourly chart, the rhythm remains quite healthy. The weekly chart is even more interesting, as a golden cross signal has already formed. Based on this pace, there might be new highs next week.
So here’s the question: Are you truly confident in your decision to short? If you don’t have absolute confidence, my advice is to be cautious. Don’t become the "fuel" during a trend’s upward surge, as that feeling is really unpleasant. The market has its own rhythm; why go against the trend?
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 15h ago
Shorting against the trend is really asking for trouble. Even with the weekly golden cross showing up, do you still dare to open a short position?
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 15h ago
Going against the trend to short is courting death; there is no technical analysis in the face of capital flow.
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AllInAlice
· 15h ago
Shorting against the trend is just asking for death; the golden cross is right there.
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PonziDetector
· 15h ago
Shorting DASH against the trend? Then just wait to be caught off guard. If you're not absolutely confident, there's no need to invite trouble.
Recently, many people have been shorting DASH, and this operation carries quite a high risk factor. Strong coins can stay strong, but what's behind that? It's continuous buying pressure—institutions are buying, big players are buying, and retail investors are also chasing. Shorting, to put it simply, is going against the market’s enthusiasm and real capital flows. How can you win this battle?
Looking at the 15-minute chart, you can indeed see several false breakout signals, but from a different perspective on the hourly chart, the rhythm remains quite healthy. The weekly chart is even more interesting, as a golden cross signal has already formed. Based on this pace, there might be new highs next week.
So here’s the question: Are you truly confident in your decision to short? If you don’t have absolute confidence, my advice is to be cautious. Don’t become the "fuel" during a trend’s upward surge, as that feeling is really unpleasant. The market has its own rhythm; why go against the trend?