U.S. core CPI data came in below expectations, and market risk sentiment has adjusted accordingly. Taking this opportunity, DASH may have short-term retracement space.
The current price around 93 is a good entry point. Open a small short position, set the stop-loss above 103—once this level is broken, it’s time to decisively exit. Don’t go all-in; reserve room for averaging down to give yourself more trading flexibility.
Looking further down, the target is set at 77. There is quite a bit of space from the current price to the target, but patience is key. Adjustments driven by macro factors often provide enough reaction time, provided you can hold your hand, avoid greed, and stay calm.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 2h ago
Point 93 is indeed tempting, but I think data like CPI can be unpredictable, and there might be a surprise any day...
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There is potential, but I'm just worried about getting slapped in the face later. The stop-loss at 103 must be strictly maintained.
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Going all-in is really foolish; reserving bullets is the real strategy, isn't it?
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77? That's a bit far. It feels like this rebound might be even more fierce.
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The four words "Control Your Hands" are said most appropriately. After all this time, most people still fall victim to greed.
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FantasyGuardian
· 2h ago
Entering at 93 feels stable, just worried about a rebound biting back
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GhostInTheChain
· 2h ago
Entering a short position at 93 is indeed tempting, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout again.
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QuietlyStaking
· 2h ago
Position 93 is indeed attractive, but the 103 level really needs to be well guarded.
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P2ENotWorking
· 3h ago
93 empty? Feels like you're being too greedy, buddy. The CPI rebound this time could easily reverse.
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WhaleStalker
· 3h ago
93 gets in, 77 has meat to eat, the key is not to get itchy hands
U.S. core CPI data came in below expectations, and market risk sentiment has adjusted accordingly. Taking this opportunity, DASH may have short-term retracement space.
The current price around 93 is a good entry point. Open a small short position, set the stop-loss above 103—once this level is broken, it’s time to decisively exit. Don’t go all-in; reserve room for averaging down to give yourself more trading flexibility.
Looking further down, the target is set at 77. There is quite a bit of space from the current price to the target, but patience is key. Adjustments driven by macro factors often provide enough reaction time, provided you can hold your hand, avoid greed, and stay calm.