Anomaly04CRYPTO2026-05-15

Dash falls 16% in six straight down sessions after hitting a 90-day peak

Dash (DASH) has closed lower every day since 7 May, falling from $52.11 to $43.79 — a 16% decline in six sessions.
The losing run began the day after DASH set its 90-day closing high, meaning the entire recent rally has been rapidly reversed.
The 90-day low sits at $29.87, so DASH remains 46.5% above its trough — but the sharp and unbroken reversal from the peak is the key signal here.

Supporting datasets

CoinDesk Indices: Single Tokens, Multi-Assets and Rates

Candlestick data for various CoinDesk indices

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May 30, 2026

Supporting queries

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Conclusion

DASH close May 7 = $52.11 (= 90-day high); close May 13 = $43.79; decline = −16.0% in 6 days. Consecutive down closes: May 8 $50.27, May 9 $49.03, May 10 $47.59, May 11 $46.78, May 12 $46.39, May 13 $43.79. 90-day low = $29.87. Streak confirmed via streak query (dir=−1, streak_len=6, May 8–13).