Bulls Battle Sellers After Dash’s Failed $100 Breakout

• Dash price today trades near $82.70, easing after a failed breakout above $100 despite strong inflows and volatility.
• Coinglass data shows $873K in inflows, marking renewed trader interest after last week’s heavy outflows.
• Support sits near $73–$77, with bulls needing a close above $90 to reclaim momentum toward $100 and $110.

Dash price today trades near $82.70, easing from yesterday’s sharp spike that briefly pushed the token above $100 before sellers forced a cooldown. The retreat comes after an extended volatility burst driven by renewed inflows and a rapid expansion in trading ranges. 

Inflows Return As Volatility Expands

Spot data shows $873,000 in net inflows on November 15, the strongest positive reading after a series of deep outflows during last week’s whipsaw. The shift into green reflects renewed interest from traders who are rotating back into DASH after the rapid acceleration in early November.

The inflow spike aligns with the surge in volatility that pushed price as high as $140 earlier in the week. That move attracted speculative participation but also introduced larger intraday swings as liquidity thinned during the upside drive. 

Breakout Pullback Retests Key EMAs

The daily chart shows DASH holding above its rising trendline, a structure that has guided the advance since mid-October. The pullback from the $100 region has carried price toward the 20-day EMA at $73.95, with the 50-day EMA at $59.03, the 100-day EMA at $45.99, and the 200-day EMA at $36.60 stacked below.

This alignment shows a strong bullish foundation. All EMAs slope upward, confirming that the broader trend remains intact despite the sharp retracement. The bands of the Bollinger indicator have widened significantly, reflecting the recent volatility shock. Price now sits inside the upper half of the bands after rejecting the overextended top, which is consistent with a post-breakout cooling phase.

The first major support rests near $77 to $73, a zone that combines the mid-Bollinger band, the 20-day EMA, and the top of the prior consolidation range. A daily close below this region would weaken the structure and expose the deeper levels at $59 and $46.

Short-Term Momentum Attempts To Stabilize

On the 30-minute chart, DASH is trying to firm above the Supertrend level at $76.82, which has flipped green after the sharp rally. This line marks the first intraday support. The RSI prints near 52, down from overbought conditions but still inside neutral territory. Buyers have cooled, but momentum has not reversed into outright weakness.

The intraday candles show repeated attempts to push above the first resistance at $84 to $86, although follow-through remains limited. The $90 region marks the next barrier for short-term traders. A clean break above that level would realign intraday momentum with the broader bullish structure and bring the $100 psychological zone back into focus.

If DASH loses $76.82 on the 30-minute structure, short-term pressure increases quickly. That breakdown would shift momentum back toward $72 and signal that the pullback is carrying deeper than expected.

Bulls Need Higher Close To Confirm Control

For the bullish case, DASH must secure a daily close above $86 and then reclaim $90. This would confirm that buyers can absorb supply and reattempt a retest of the $100 zone. A breakout above $100 opens the path toward $110 and the recent spike high.

For the bearish case, a close below $73 would confirm a deeper pullback and expose $59 and $46 as the next downside targets. That move would signal that the early November breakout was overextended and lacked sufficient volume to sustain the trend.