DUSK is currently around $0.07025. Looking at the 4-hour chart, it is now stuck in a clear consolidation zone, digesting pressure. After the previous rally, there was no direct plunge; instead, it moved sideways, which actually indicates that funds are rotating rather than a true market downturn.
From the MACD perspective: the green bars are clearly shrinking, indicating that the bearish momentum is weakening. Although MACD is still below the zero line, this is no longer a sustained suppression pattern. At this stage, a rebound usually occurs first, followed by the next move.
The RSI position is interesting — it’s in a neutral to slightly low state, neither extremely oversold nor entering a strong zone. In other words, this is not a panic sell-off phase but a period of adjustment after emotional cooling. Coins in this position have a higher probability of short-term rebounds.
Looking at volume and candlesticks: recent lows have been accompanied by increased volume, and many have small lower shadows. This indicates that there is real buying interest in the $0.068-$0.070 range, not just air. There are buyers absorbing at lower levels, and bears are starting to hesitate about whether to continue selling.
**Based on these signals, an aggressive approach is to seek rebounds within the consolidation zone rather than betting on a mid- to long-term reversal.**
Entry reference: $0.0680-$0.0700 This is a support level that has been tested multiple times recently and is currently the lower boundary of the consolidation.
Stop-loss set at: $0.0620 If it effectively breaks below this level, it indicates the current structure is broken, and the market may weaken again.
Regarding targets: First target: $0.0780, the upper boundary of the consolidation Second target: $0.0850, the previous dense trading zone. Once volume breaks through this level, the upside space will be reopened.
In short, the current rhythm of DUSK is accumulation, not decline.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 23h ago
Is there really someone taking at the 0.068 level? The volume can't be wrong.
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just_another_fish
· 01-14 05:04
Dusk's recent sideways movement is indeed interesting; the funds at the bottom are in place, and the rebound probability is quite high.
Wait, is 0.068 really stable, or is it another false breakout?
It should have rebounded at 0.07 long ago; stop digesting it.
Did someone buy the dip? I'm hesitating whether to go in.
The shrinking green candle is a good sign; short-term, you can try to catch a rebound.
If 0.062 breaks, it's over; I don't trust DUSK this time.
Standing at high levels for too long, now if it rebounds to 0.078, I'll sell.
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PoolJumper
· 01-12 20:51
Just accumulate momentum, what's there to fear? Those who are accumulating at low levels are waiting for a rebound, and I'm following along too.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-12 20:41
This sideways movement is really absorbing accumulation; the shrinking green bars are a signal.
Funds entering at low levels won't deceive you; a rebound is just around the corner.
Enter at 0.068-0.070, with 0.078 as the first target—simple and straightforward.
The best time to profit from a rebound is when the bears hesitate.
However, 0.062 must be well defended; breaking below that is truly dangerous.
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LayerHopper
· 01-12 20:36
Yes, the shrinking green candlestick signal is indeed good; as long as someone is picking up at the bottom, there's still hope.
DUSK is currently around $0.07025. Looking at the 4-hour chart, it is now stuck in a clear consolidation zone, digesting pressure. After the previous rally, there was no direct plunge; instead, it moved sideways, which actually indicates that funds are rotating rather than a true market downturn.
From the MACD perspective: the green bars are clearly shrinking, indicating that the bearish momentum is weakening. Although MACD is still below the zero line, this is no longer a sustained suppression pattern. At this stage, a rebound usually occurs first, followed by the next move.
The RSI position is interesting — it’s in a neutral to slightly low state, neither extremely oversold nor entering a strong zone. In other words, this is not a panic sell-off phase but a period of adjustment after emotional cooling. Coins in this position have a higher probability of short-term rebounds.
Looking at volume and candlesticks: recent lows have been accompanied by increased volume, and many have small lower shadows. This indicates that there is real buying interest in the $0.068-$0.070 range, not just air. There are buyers absorbing at lower levels, and bears are starting to hesitate about whether to continue selling.
**Based on these signals, an aggressive approach is to seek rebounds within the consolidation zone rather than betting on a mid- to long-term reversal.**
Entry reference: $0.0680-$0.0700
This is a support level that has been tested multiple times recently and is currently the lower boundary of the consolidation.
Stop-loss set at: $0.0620
If it effectively breaks below this level, it indicates the current structure is broken, and the market may weaken again.
Regarding targets:
First target: $0.0780, the upper boundary of the consolidation
Second target: $0.0850, the previous dense trading zone. Once volume breaks through this level, the upside space will be reopened.
In short, the current rhythm of DUSK is accumulation, not decline.