DASH Technical Analysis Feb 18
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DASH market structure is showing sideways consolidation, but downside risk is increasing with price below EMA20 and Supertrend bearish signal. Structure break (BOS) levels stand out as critical thresholds that will determine the trend direction. Market Structure Overview DASH’s current market structure has been moving within sideways consolidation recently. The price is stuck in the 35.69$ – 38.29$ range and under negative pressure with a 24-hour change of -4.14%. The higher highs (HH) and higher lows (HL) structure has broken down, with a lower highs (LH) and lower lows (LL) tendency observed, which could signal a bearish change of character (CHoCH). In multi-timeframe (MTF) analysis, a total of 14 strong levels were identified across 1D, 3D, and 1W charts: 2 supports/2 resistances on 1D, 2 supports/3 resistances on 3D, 2 supports/4 resistances on 1W. This distribution indicates more resistance pressure on the upside. RSI at 38.68 is near oversold, but the MACD histogram shows a slight bullish divergence with positive bars. The overall structure is weak with a bearish short-term EMA setup (price below EMA20 at 40.73$) and Supertrend resistance at 51.75$. The market is range-bound rather than in a clear trend, increasing the importance of swing points. Trend Analysis: Uptrend or Downtrend? Uptrend Signals For an uptrend, the classic HH/HL structure is sought: each new high higher than the previous, each low higher than the previous. In DASH, while limited HH has been observed recently, holding above the 34.95$ swing low carries short-term HL potential. The positive MACD histogram signals slight momentum recovery. For bullish continuation, price needs to break above the 37.71$ swing high to form HH and cross above EMA20. If this happens, the HL structure strengthens toward 40.77$ resistance and could open the path to the 58.95$ structural target. However, the current sideways structure weakens these…
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