Yesterday, someone asked me what DASH is, and the very next day it surged by 69%. As a result, a bunch of "analysts" popped up—friends circles, social groups, and major discussion forums are all predicting DASH will hit $100, or even push to $1600. The speed of this reaction is truly remarkable.

Having been in the crypto market for many years, I’ve learned one ironclad rule: don’t follow the hype, just look at the data. So today, I’ll let the facts speak.

Currently, DASH is quoted at $64.31, looking unstoppable. But if you look more closely at the core indicators, the problems become clear. The RSI index has skyrocketed to 96.76—simply put, nine out of ten people in the market are疯狂买入 (buying madly), which has reached the limit of greed. In my years of market experience, I’ve only seen such overbought conditions a few times during the crazy bull market of 2021. The pattern is brutal: every time such indicators appear, it’s either a pullback or a shakeout—there are never exceptions.

Let’s look at another set of data. The 7-day trading volume is $76.2 million, which seems quite fierce at first glance. But when paired with a 69% increase, the loophole becomes obvious—the trading volume clearly can’t keep up with the price surge. What does this indicate? Retail investors are chasing the high and buying in, while large institutions holding the chips are quietly offloading. Even more painful, in the last hour, net capital outflow was $330,000. Think about it—price is rising, but funds are flowing out. This is a classic divergence pattern.

Experienced traders understand this logic: divergence is like the calm before the storm—superficially peaceful, but undercurrents are swirling. At such times, a correction is highly likely to come and digest the accumulated bubbles.

I’m not here to spread negativity, just to present the facts from a data perspective. The market always tests human nature; the cycle of greed and fear never ceases.