$DYDX is in that eerie silence that doesn’t feel like weakness — it feels like pressure waiting to snap. After hitting 0.2434, the chart bled steadily, candle by candle, until it tapped 0.1902… but look closely. The selling is losing force. The candles are shrinking. The exhaustion is visible.

And exhaustion is where reversals are born.

Volume at 27M DYDX shows the market hasn’t abandoned it; it’s just watching, waiting for the moment the trend loses control. Every dip under 0.1920 gets buyers stepping in quietly — hidden accumulation under the surface.

A reclaim above 0.1990 flips the short-term momentum. A sweep into 0.1890–0.1900 would be the perfect liquidity grab before the bounce.

Here’s your clean setup:

EP: 0.1895 – 0.1930

TP: 0.2015 → 0.2100

SL: 0.1858

DYDX looks weak on the surface — but charts like this are the ones that snap hardest when the seller pressure finally cracks.

I’m ready for the move —$DYDX