2025-12-29 23:23:35

DASH is setting up a classic trap move before the real momentum kicks in.

The price action ran straight into a clean Fair Value Gap and got rejected hard. That rejection didn't come out of nowhere—it created a liquidity pocket sitting right below current levels.

Here's where it gets interesting: if price sweeps those lows and manages to hold, the momentum flips instantly. This is the textbook pattern where fake downside becomes violent upside. The market makers are testing where real buyers and sellers sit, and once those orders get absorbed, the move follows fast.

Watch the structure. That FVG rejection is the setup. The liquidity sweep below is the trigger. Everything points to a reversal scenario if the technicals hold.

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WhaleStalker

· 01-01 21:52

This wave of FVG rebound is really something, the liquidity trap is laid out very deeply --- It's the same old trick again, first smash it down and then pull it back... I bet this time it can break through --- Wait, can that liquidity pocket really be wiped out? Feels a bit risky --- Classic bottom reversal signal, just see if it can hold --- Oh my, I was caught once before, now looking at the technicals, I still feel a bit hesitant --- Market makers are accumulating, I know this too well, a reverse surge is just around the corner --- FVG rejection is a signal, once that order below gets eaten... hmm, I can't quite say --- Always talking about reversal, has it really reversed or not? --- If the price can hold that level, damn, this is the real opportunity

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 01-01 17:22

NGL, we've seen this trick too many times. The key is whether the liquidity can really be swept, otherwise it's just air again.

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SudoRm-RfWallet/

· 2025-12-31 11:07

DASH this wave is indeed interesting. If FVG can really stabilize after the drop, the rebound could be shocking. Wait, is this liquidity trap real or is it just MM fooling us into cutting the leeks again? To put it nicely, I'm just worried that once the technicals break, everything is over. I've seen this reversal pattern many times; the bottom will drop by half before finally hitting the ground.

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0xSoulless

· 2025-12-29 23:53

It's the same old rhetoric again—FVG, liquidity, sweeping orders... It sounds quite professional, but in reality, it's just the hype narrative of the whales before a shakeout.

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DaoResearcher

· 2025-12-29 23:50

According to on-chain data and the FVG theoretical model in section 3.2.1, this wave structure of DASH indeed conforms to the classic liquidity hunting pattern, but the key question is: will market makers really follow the textbook approach?

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SerLiquidated

· 2025-12-29 23:48

DASH this wave, a typical accumulation pattern, just waiting to watch the show --- After FVG was smashed, the liquidity is lying below, MM is fishing, who dares to take over --- Basically, it's a fake out turning into a real pump. I've seen this pattern too many times --- The key is whether it can hold that sweep position; if not, keep exiting --- The word "reversal" is too big, I'll just see how much it can reverse --- Every time it's called a classic pattern, but in the end, it's just a mess --- Liquidity is indeed there, but where are the real buyers... just like that --- Wait for FVG's rebound to talk about it, it's too early to say anything now

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SandwichTrader

· 2025-12-29 23:38

Bro, I've heard this kind of talk before. Last time DASH also said the same thing haha Wait, can you really hold it... Once FVG breaks, usually there's nothing left, don't just look at the chart This wave feels like the big players are shaking out the weak hands, waiting to cut the last entrants If it sweeps down, it's over, don't be fooled Hey, sell first and run, technical analysis is all a scam

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