$DASH USDT is trading at 60.98 with a 24-hour high of 68.20 and a low of 45.59
$DASH USDT is trading at 60.98 with a 24-hour high of 68.20 and a low of 45.59. Volume has reached 3.48M DASH and 205.53M USDT. Technical indicators show a positive MACD. Keep an eye on market depth and moving averages for trend signals #DASH
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In this chaotic world, it's best not to touch centralized projects; what you see is only what they want you to see, and behind the unseen is a dark world. Moreover, do not gamble on the capricious nature of people with money! Decentralization, constrained by code, is the light against human arrogance!
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Hey guys, $DASH USDT has woken up today โ +11.63% to $43.88! ๐ฅ After a long sleep in the $35โ38 zone, the price has finally bounced off strong support, volumes have surged (295 million DASH in 24h), and we are seeing a healthy upward momentum. RSI 80 โ yes, overbought, but in such bounces after a long dump, this is normal, often staying above 80 for several days. MACD is bullish (histogram +0.52), price is above EMA7 and EMA99 โ the short-term trend has reversed. My signal โ LONG (buy): Entry: 43.50โ44.00 (at market or on a pullback to EMA7 ~43.50, as long as we hold above 43) Take Profit: TP1: $45.00โ45.50 (+3โ4%) โ quick fix, we close part of the position here TP2: $47.00โ47.50 (+7โ8%) โ main target, resistance TP3: $50.00โ50.50 (+14โ15%) โ if thereโs a breakout with volume, stretch target Stop-Loss: $41.50 (below EMA99 and recent low, risk ~5โ6%) $DASH
#Web3 Why can't "decentralized" projects change the rules in the DeFi field? ๐ธ๐ธ๐ธ๐๐๐๐ซฐ๐ซฐ๐ซฐ The inability to change the rules is determined by the deployment status of a project's backend code:
The core of blockchain "decentralized" projects is: smart contract rule code is deployed and run on public chains! A public chain can be understood as a software that runs independently on multiple servers, not on controllable servers, forming its own open-source ecosystem through the network.
A DeFi project only uses smart contracts. All algorithms and rule codes are deployed on the chain, which is very important! On the chain, distributed servers are running. If the rule code is deployed on the project party's own server, then it is certainly a centralized product, and the rules can be modified at any time.
Of course, contracts on the chain require a triggering condition; it can be triggered by a transfer action, or the server can trigger it based on conditions; the contract rules are already hard-coded on the chain; it's like a "contract" that has already been agreed upon, just executed using the code deployed on the chain.
Smart contracts: contracts assist each other, and the simpler the contract, the better! Seemingly extremely complex contracts, if there are hundreds of them, the probability of all being deployed on the chain is low, and the smoke bomb element is self-evident... This is a very important knowledge point for determining "decentralization"! If you think it's important, just deduct: 111 Follow Lao Mian, and avoid pitfalls!๐ธ๐ธ๐ธ๐ฐ๐ฐ๐ฐ๐ซฐ๐ซฐ๐ซฐ
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