Dash DASH
Current Price
$37.01 -2.93%
$2.00 Daily Range (5.40%)
$36.52$38.52
$76.11M Daily Volume
1,023 BTC
Vol/MktCap: 16.24%
Market Performance
0.17% Relative BTC Volume
The total volume of Dash is $76.11M over the past 24 hours, compared to $44.54B total Bitcoin volume.
Hourly Moving Average
Price Performance
-1.75% 1 Hour Change
$37.01 from $37.67
+12.77% 7 Day Change
$4.72 from $32.29
+22.31% 14 Day Change
$8.26 from $28.75
+5.61% 30 Day Change
$2.07 from $34.94
All Time High
December 20, 2017
$1,493.59 -97.52%
-$1,456.57 vs. now
24H Change
-14.02M USD -2.91%
-188 BTC
Volume and Supply
Total Supply: 12.66M DASH 
12.66M DASH AvailableRelative Supply Ratio
0.63 x BTC SupplyRelative Trade Volume
2.03M DASH
traded over past 24 hours
Conversion Tool
Dash AI Market Analysis
The trading volume of $62,220,069 represents 12.85% of the market cap, suggesting moderate interest from traders. The hourly moving averages reflect a bearish trend, particularly with the 55 SMA at $39.25 showing a decline of 2.58% and the 144 SMA at $41.97 indicating a drop of 8.90%, which may signal resistance levels above the current price.
Momentum indicators like the 1-hour RSI at 45 and the 7-day RSI at 46 suggest that Dash is approaching oversold territory, but not yet signaling a strong buy. The recent price changes over various time frames indicate a mixed outlook, with a 7-day increase of 19.85% and a 14-day increase of 25.04%, but a modest 30-day rise of only 6.23%.
Overall, the lack of significant upward momentum alongside resistance indicated by moving averages suggests that Dash may struggle to maintain upward price movement in the near term. Given these technical factors and the current price level, the recommendation is to hold DASH until clearer bullish signals emerge, particularly above the $39 level.
Updated 839 minutes ago.
Dash Relative Price at Market Cap of:
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