DYDX's 8-hour chart tells a pretty straightforward story right now. The token's been stuck in bearish mode, can't seem to break above that cloud formation or the 200-period moving average. Every time it tries to climb, it hits the same ceiling and gets pushed back down.
That recent slide to $0.21? Fits perfectly into the pattern we've been seeing — each peak lower than the last, each bottom dropping further. Classic downtrend mechanics. Until price action changes and we see a real breakout above those resistance layers, the path of least resistance points south.
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CryptoBrother
· 4h ago
Once it breaks below this level, it'll be a bear's market. I'm afraid the 0.21 level won't hold as support.
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LineArtist
· 19h ago
This garbage still has a market cap of over 100 million, it must fall below 100 million USD, it's not done dropping yet.
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ChainDetective
· 19h ago
Once it breaks below this level, it'll be a bear's market. I'm afraid the 0.21 level won't hold as support.
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FlyingLeek
· 19h ago
It's already dropped to $0.21, and it's still struggling at that line... Feels like it's about to break the bottom.
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StakeTillRetire
· 19h ago
The way dydx is dropping is really pretty miserable. Every rebound gets knocked back down. Feels like it's going to break below 0.2.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 19h ago
Dropped to 0.21? This drop is really quite harsh, feels like there's no hope in the short term.
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TokenTherapist
· 19h ago
Dropped below $0.21 again, looks like we really have to wait for a breakout.
DYDX's 8-hour chart tells a pretty straightforward story right now. The token's been stuck in bearish mode, can't seem to break above that cloud formation or the 200-period moving average. Every time it tries to climb, it hits the same ceiling and gets pushed back down.
That recent slide to $0.21? Fits perfectly into the pattern we've been seeing — each peak lower than the last, each bottom dropping further. Classic downtrend mechanics. Until price action changes and we see a real breakout above those resistance layers, the path of least resistance points south.