Dash (DASH) Tests Falling Wedge Resistance as Breakout Eyes $100 Target

Dash (DASH) is currently testing a major technical resistance level on Tuesday, January 27, as price action consolidates within a well-defined falling wedge formation on the 4-hour time frame, according to the crypto analyst Clifton Fx. The falling volatility suggests that a major price move may be on the horizon.

The formation is showing an extended corrective phase with lower highs and lower lows, which is often associated with trend reversals as selling pressure is easing.

As DASH is currently touching the upper limit of the wedge, short-term players are paying close attention to whether it will break through or be rejected again.

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Dash Breakout Could Target $90–$100 Zone

A breakout above the descending wedge, especially if confirmed, could signal a possible change in market leadership in the short term from the sellers to the buyers.

The technical projection by Clifton indicates that this could allow the market to rally by 60% to 70%, with the price targets ranging between $90 and $100.

Source: Clifton Fx X Post

This region also aligns with past structural resistances and fundamental psychological price levels, making it a potential region to test profit-taking and trend validation, especially if upward momentum is sustained. If this level does not see a breakout, DASH may be in consolidation, making it vulnerable to further downside tests.

Momentum Indicators Show Early Stabilization

According to TradingView data as of Tuesday, January 27, DASH has been trading below a significant resistance level after trading close to the $90 mark.

The price has stabilized at the $58-$60 support level and has started moving up towards $62.5, reflecting cautious buying interest rather than a confirmed trend reversal.

Source: TradingView

Momentum indicators are showing signs of stabilization. The MACD histogram is showing a slightly positive reading, which may be interpreted as bearish pressure easing somewhat. The signal lines are also starting to converge. 

The Relative Strength Index is currently at 48, which is neutral momentum. If the price can break above $65, this may be interpreted as supportive of the bullish view. Conversely, if the price can break below $60, this may be interpreted as supportive of the bearish view.

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