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DUSK has been on a good rise recently, doubling from the bottom to now and generating quite a bit of profit. However, I think this position does require some caution.
First, let's talk about the coin itself—DUSK belongs to the privacy coin sector, which has indeed been quite popular lately. From a fundamental perspective, privacy protection always has market demand, so these types of coins can always ride the wave of popularity.
Looking at the technical aspect, it's quite interesting. Reviewing the candlestick chart, DUSK has appeared multiple times at the 0.11 price level—once in May, once in November, and again today. The fact that it has repeatedly paused at the same level indicates significant resistance there. Each time it pushes up, it gets blocked, which is a not-so-weak signal.
From a trading perspective, this repeated collision with the same resistance level usually means either a breakout or a pullback. Since it was blocked twice before, it might be worth trying an opposite approach this time. Set the stop-loss at the red line position, making the risk-reward ratio quite solid—small stop-loss for the potential of larger gains. This is the logic of small bets for big wins.
Of course, the market is ever-changing, and you should decide based on your own risk tolerance.