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DEXE Technical Analysis February 24, 2026: Support and Resistance Levels

DEXE

DEXE/USDT

$2.831
+15.36%
24h Volume

$13,899,643.58

24h H/L

$2.885 / $2.445

Change: $0.4400 (18.00%)

Funding Rate

+0.0050%

Longs pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
DEXE
DEXE
Daily

$2.831

9.60%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$3.4038
Resistance 2$3.113
Resistance 1$2.9615
Price$2.831
Support 1$2.6875
Support 2$2.3755
Support 3$2.1904
Pivot (PP):$2.744
Trend:Sideways
RSI (14):62.1
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Sarah Chen
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DEXE is consolidating at the 3.40$ level with a strong 16.5% rise in the last 24 hours and holding above the critical support at 3.2253$, giving short-term bullish signals. However, while RSI is wandering in the overbought region above 73, the resistance cluster in the 3.6885$-4.1517$ range stands out as upcoming test points.

Current Price Position and Critical Levels

DEXE is moving within a sideways trend in the overall structure but has settled at the upper band of the 2.78$-3.53$ range with a 16.5% rally in the last 24 hours. The price is in a strong position above EMA20 (2.54$) showing bullish short-term momentum, while the 47.06M$ volume increase confirms buyer interest. A total of 12 strong levels were identified across 1D, 3D, and 1W timeframes: 1 support/2 resistances on 1D, 2S/2R on 3D, 3S/2R confluence on 1W. Although Supertrend gives a bearish signal (resistance at 4.02$), the price holding at the 3.2253$ support block prevents a potential liquidity sweep and preserves upside potential. This confluence defines the price's current position as 'neutral-bullish'; the breakout direction depends on testing the levels.

Support Levels: Buyer Blocks

Primary Support

The most critical support level is 3.2253$ (score: 71/100), standing out as a buyer block strengthened by multi-timeframe confluence. This level formed as the order block of the last rally on the 1D timeframe; it saw a high-volume test (47M$ volume spike) during the recovery from 2.78$. It coincides with a swing low on the 3D chart and is near EMA50 on 1W, gaining liquidity zone status with confirmation from 3 timeframes. Historically rejected 3 times, strong buying pressure was observed with a wick on the last test – this is a demand zone where big players collect liquidity for stop hunts. If price pulls back here, a quick rejection is expected; a volume increase could trigger buyers.

Secondary Support and Stop Levels

Secondary supports are the 2.78$-3.00$ range from 3D and 1W; especially 2.78$ represents fresh liquidity as the 24h low and shows confluence with EMA20 (2.54$). This region is critical for invalidation: A break below (e.g., under 2.54$) could trigger the bearish Supertrend, leading to a downside target of 1.7260$ (score 48/100) – this is a 1W supply block and fib 0.618 retracement. Stop-loss suggestion: With 1-2% buffer below primary support, e.g., near 3.20$, as this is a frequent stop cluster (liquidity pool).

Resistance Levels: Seller Blocks

Near-Term Resistances

The first near-term resistance is 3.6885$ (score: 68/100), an extension of the 24h high at 3.53$ and above the 1D order block. This level was rejected with volume divergence in the last rally; with RSI 73 giving an overbought warning, this is a supply zone where short-term sellers enter positions. Tested 3 times, wick formations show seller strength – volume confirmation is required for breakout, otherwise fakeout risk is high.

Main Resistance and Targets

The main resistance cluster at 4.1517$ (score: 62/100) is reinforced by Supertrend resistance at 4.02$; 3D/1W confluence (swing highs and fib 1.272 extension). It has seen strong historical rejections (high volume sell-offs), ideal for liquidity grabs – big players can target it to sweep lower liquidity. In case of breakout, upside target is 5.4800$ (score 40/100), aligned with 1W trendline. R/R ratio: 1:2.5 for long from primary support to 3.6885$, around 1:3 for downside – the strength of levels determines trade edge.

Liquidity Map and Big Players

The liquidity map shows stop clusters below 3.2253$ (buyer liquidity) and sell-side liquidity above 3.6885$-4.1517$. Big players (smart money) appear to have established a long order block at primary support; after the liquidity sweep from 2.78$ in the last rally, the upward pump is a classic manipulation pattern. On 1W, imbalances (fair value gaps) in the 3.00$-3.20$ range are awaiting fill – this is a refill zone. Volume profile shows high activity around 3.40$ as POC (point of control); sellers can create imbalances at resistances to target lower liquidity. Overall outlook: Within sideways chop, liquidity hunt is downward dominant (due to BTC influence).

Bitcoin Correlation

Altcoins like DEXE are highly correlated with BTC (%0.85+); BTC is currently in a downtrend at 63,891$ (-2.74% 24h) with Supertrend bearish. If BTC supports at 63,849$-60,025$ break, cascade selling will trigger in DEXE – testing the 3.2253$ support. BTC resistances above 64,323$-67,702$ recovery would bring relief to DEXE; rising dominance crushes alts. Watch: BTC below 60K risks pullback to 2.78$ for DEXE, above 64K offers 4.15$ breakout opportunity. For correlation details, see DEXE Spot Analysis and DEXE Futures Analysis.

Trading Plan and Level-Based Strategy

Level-based outlook: If price holds above 3.2253$, long bias to 3.6885$ (target 4.1517$, stop 3.20$); on rejection, short from 3.40$ (target 3.00$, stop 3.53$). Breakout confirmation: Volume >50M$ + close above. Invalidation: Primary support break flips bearish, upside requires above 4.1517$. Risk management: Position risk 1-2%, target R/R 1:2+ – volatility high (ATR %8+). This is a price action-based scenario; market is dynamic, always check current charts.

This analysis uses the market views and methodology of Chief Analyst Devrim Cacal.

Market Analyst: Sarah Chen

Technical analysis and risk management specialist

This analysis is not investment advice. Do your own research.

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