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Dash price (DASH)
Live market data for Dash, refreshed every five minutes. This page reports what the DASH price has done — not what it will do. Nothing here is advice.
- #81 by market cap
- Fixed supply cap
- Chart from Binance
- Not financial advice
Dash
DASH #81
$31.03 -2.12% 24h
- Market cap
- $397.06M
- Volume 24h
- $46.06M
- Circulating
- 12.80M
- Max supply
- 18.90M
7-day trend DASH / USDT
4-hour closes from Binance. Past movement is not a guide to future movement.
01
Price behaviour
Descriptive statistics · last 30 days
These describe what the price has already done. They are arithmetic on real daily closes — not signals, not a forecast, and not a view on whether this asset is worth owning.
- 30-day high
- $34.90
- 30-day low
- $29.68
- From 30-day high
- -11.2%
- Daily volatility
- 2.52%
- Biggest one-day move
- 5.5%
What these numbers cannot tell you
High volatility does not mean a price will keep moving, and sitting near a 30-day low does not make something cheap. Volatility measures how much a price has jumped around. It says nothing about whether the asset is sound, who controls it, or whether the project still exists next year.
02
Liquidity and market context
How easily it trades, and how big it is relative to the rest
- Daily turnover
- 11.6%
- Share of the top 100
- 0.02%
- Versus Bitcoin
- -11.97%
of market cap traded in 24h
by market capitalisation
difference over 30 days
Over the last 30 days DASH moved -10.02% while Bitcoin moved +1.95%. Most coins follow Bitcoin closely, so a gap is usually the more interesting number — though it says nothing about which direction either will go next.
Why turnover matters more than it looks
Turnover in this range generally means you can buy and sell without moving the price much. That is a statement about the market, not about whether the asset is any good.
03
Drawdown and trading activity
How far underwater it has been · last 90 days
A price chart that ends higher hides how it got there. This shows the distance below the highest point reached so far — which is what someone who bought at the wrong moment actually experienced.
- Deepest fall from peak
- -41.5%
- Below peak now
- -39.0%
- Correlation with Bitcoin
- 0.55
worst point in the period
versus the 90-day high
1.00 = moves in lockstep
Why a fall costs more than it looks
The deepest fall here was -41.5%. Getting back to that peak needs a gain of 71.0%, not 41.5% — losses and gains are not symmetric, which is the arithmetic behind most people underestimating risk.
On diversification
At 0.55, DASH has moved with Bitcoin much of the time but not always. Some independent movement, though far less than the number of separate tickers might suggest.
One exchange, not the whole market — the shape is what matters, not the absolute height. Spikes usually mark news, a listing, or a liquidation cascade.
Month by month
| Month | Change | Shape |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 2026 | -0.61% | |
| Jul 2026 | -6.77% | |
| Jun 2026 | -17.79% | |
| May 2026 | -8.24% |
Calendar months from daily closes. A partial month at either end is shown as far as the data goes.
04
Supply
How many exist, and how many can
A capped supply limits how many more can ever be created. It says nothing about demand, and a cap is only as firm as the rules that set it — which, for most projects, people can change.
05
Convert
DASH ↔ USD
Uses the price above. An exchange will quote something different once spread, fees and withdrawal costs are applied — the gap is usually wider than people expect.
06
Understanding this asset
Context the numbers do not give you
No explainer yet
Coinculb has not published a guide to Dash. We would rather leave this blank than auto-generate a description of an asset nobody here has researched. The market data above is real; treat the absence of analysis as exactly that.
Before you act on any of this
Crypto prices move sharply and can go to zero. Nothing on this page is advice, a recommendation or a forecast — it is public market data with context. Coinculb earns no commission on anything mentioned here.
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