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$#Dash Surges Over 22% in 24 Hours, Currently Trading at $96.75

$DASH long entry, see you in $120

💲Bitcoin Faces Renewed Headwinds as Long-Term Holders Add Sell Pressure and Privacy Tokens Steal the Spotlight Bitcoin’s loss of momentum is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore, especially as structural market forces converge to suppress upside potential. Despite the S&P 500 hovering just 1% below a fresh all-time high, Bitcoin has been repeatedly rejected above the $106,000 level throughout November. At the same time, gold has reclaimed investor interest and now sits only 4% below its historic peak—highlighting that capital isn’t fleeing risk entirely, just rotating out of crypto’s flagship asset. A major part of Bitcoin’s struggle comes from the surging US Dollar Index (DXY). Renewed confidence in the U.S. Treasury, alongside lingering stagflation fears, has strengthened the dollar and decreased investor appetite for volatility-heavy assets. Bitcoin’s historical inverse correlation with the DXY has reasserted itself, capping any meaningful breakout attempts even as equities continue to benefit from accommodative macro signals. Another source of drag is unfolding within Bitcoin’s own ecosystem. The downturn has erased the premium that previously encouraged corporate buyers like MicroStrategy and Metaplanet to issue new equity for BTC accumulation. With the mNAV multiple now too compressed to justify dilution, these firms are largely sidelined, removing a once-powerful source of market demand. At the same time, long-term holders—some dormant since 2018 or earlier—have begun distributing coins into the market. Over $200 million worth of BTC linked to early-arbitrage trader Owen Gunden has recently moved to exchanges, amplifying investor concerns about confidence erosion amid rising debates around quantum resistance. Adding to the pressure, privacy-focused cryptocurrencies are staging an aggressive resurgence. Zcash, Decred, Dash, and Monero have all posted substantial multi-week rallies, drawing speculative capital away from Bitcoin despite over $500 million in ETF inflows earlier this week. With sell-side supply increasing, macro headwinds building, and capital rotating toward niche crypto segments, Bitcoin’s probability of reclaiming $112,000 in the near term remains limited. Until these currents shift, BTC appears locked beneath $106,000 with upside momentum constrained.

$DASH Did I say Something about $DASH just smashed through the $100 mark the beast is officially awake.... Momentum is exploding… next stop, the big leagues.... Entry: 96 – 100 SL: 80.30 TP1: 104.00 TP2: 112.50 TP3: 120.00