SUSHI is in a dilemma: a big dump of 70% in a year, can a Rebound save the situation?

As of November 24, SUSHI has rebounded 1.56% to $0.4093 in the short term, but this is just a fleeting moment in the big bear market. The data is even more heartbreaking: a weekly fall of 10.58%, a monthly fall of 16.25%, and an annual big dump of 69.9%, truly a "return to the starting point after a year."

Where is the problem? On-chain activities remain sluggish, the ecosystem has made no new moves, and investor confidence is collapsing. From a technical perspective, unless there is a breakthrough at the resistance level and a rebound in on-chain data, the downward pressure remains. Analysts believe SUSHI may enter a consolidation period, which presents a buying opportunity for long-term investors, but the risk leverage is also at its maximum.

In simple terms: without significant ecological upgrades or project benefits, SUSHI will find it hard to rebound in the short term. Those looking to buy the dip need to be mentally prepared for losses.