DUSK's recent correction is actually a good thing. After dropping from $0.33 and stabilizing at $0.2, it may seem insignificant, but this is precisely the sign of the main players collecting chips. Don't be scared by the sideways movement; this kind of buildup often precedes a major rally.

Why do we say the bottom is already solid? Mainly three points. First, the $0.2 level has shifted from a previous resistance to a strong support. Although the trading volume during this sideways period looks modest, the main capital has actually been net inflowing over $26 million, indicating that someone is quietly accumulating. Chips at the low levels are firmly locked in, and the floating chips have been almost cleaned out. Second, from a fundamental perspective, the technical foundation of EVM compatibility plus zero-knowledge proofs remains intact. Recently, a partnership with NPEX in the Netherlands has brought over €200 million worth of securities assets onto the chain, running smoothly under the EU’s MICA compliance framework. The narratives of RWA and compliant privacy are continuously strengthening. Don’t be fooled by the stagnant market; real development is happening behind the scenes. Lastly, the technical aspect is also starting to loosen — on the 4-hour chart, a bullish pattern of "higher lows and higher highs" has formed, MACD is leveling above the zero line, and RSI is stuck around the neutral 50 zone, just waiting for a breakout signal.

So, when should we act? The key is to watch the $0.3 hurdle. A volume breakout above $0.3, with the 4-hour candle closing above this level, would constitute an effective breakout. The next target range is between $0.5 and $0.8.

How to operate specifically? Two timing options. One is to jump in immediately upon breakout, entering at the moment of volume breakout at $0.22, with a stop-loss at $0.19 (the lower boundary of this sideways range). The other, more conservative approach — wait for the breakout and then a pullback to confirm support at $0.2 before adding to the position, with the same stop-loss at $0.19.

Of course, risk awareness is essential. If the price falls below $0.19 with increased volume, the short-term trend might reverse. At that point, don’t hesitate; reducing positions promptly is the best move. But for now, DUSK’s position in the compliance and privacy sectors is solid, and this sideways movement could very well be the last breath before a breakout.