DeXe Up 84.5% to $4.09 as short-covering and speculative buying drive a sharp rebound after July’s severe price crash.
Author: Kritika Gupta
DeXe (DEXE), a DAO infrastructure protocol focused on meritocratic governance, treasury management, and AI-agent tools, climbed 84.5% to $4.09 over the past 24 hours, according to CoinGecko. Speculative buying and short-covering after the token’s severe July crash drove the rebound, while DeXe announced no new project-specific catalyst.
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Speculative buying and short-covering after a severe liquidation-driven collapse triggered DEXE’s rebound. CoinGecko recorded an 84.5% increase, while CoinMarketCap reported 77.9% and CoinGlass showed approximately 102% as rapid price changes created reporting differences.
DEXE previously fell from its $48.85 all-time high around July 12–13, 2026, to lows near $1.57–$2.00 during the July 21–22 selloff. KuCoin and CryptoTicker linked the decline to heavy selling and transfers from project-related wallets to Binance.
The DeXe team had not published a detailed explanation of those transfers in the reviewed sources. CoinGlass recorded elevated derivatives positioning and negative funding after the crash, creating conditions for traders to close short positions as the price recovered. Broader altcoin volatility also supported the rebound. [INTERNAL LINK: DeXe price crash explained]
CoinGecko recorded $449 million in 24-hour trading volume, while CoinMarketCap reported $530 million. CoinGecko said volume increased 301% from the previous day, although it did not provide a quantified seven-day average. CoinGlass placed perpetual futures open interest between $54 million and $66.2 million, but its latest snapshots did not show a consistent percentage change. Funding remained negative, with average readings near and exchange-specific rates between . Searches found no confirmed new whale transfer during the latest .
High attention and emotional sentiment detected.
DeXe Network (@DexeNetwork), which has 310,115 followers, did not address the price crash, rebound, or project-related wallet transfers during the past 24 hours. Its recent posts continued to focus on AI governance, DAO infrastructure, and governance design.
No additional trader commentary met the research requirements for verified follower counts and non-promotional attribution. Market data therefore provides a clearer sentiment proxy. CoinGlass recorded funding near -2%, showing that derivatives positioning remained short-biased after the crash. The main cautionary theme centers on rapid reversal risk following project-related exchange transfers and an 84.5% rebound.
The $4–$5 range represents an immediate historical resistance area based on local highs recorded during the July 24 rebound. The $1.57–$2.00 range represents historical support based on the recovery base established during the July 21–22 collapse.
The next major historical level is $48.85, based on DeXe’s all-time-high price action around July 12–13, 2026. RSI Hunter placed the 14-day RSI at exactly 30, which indicates oversold conditions. DEXE also remained below its longer-term moving averages following the decline from above $48.
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DeXe continues to develop its “Dexelization 2026” AI-agent integrations for DAO governance and treasury management, but the reviewed sources listed no dated major launch for the next four to eight weeks. DropsTab reports that DEXE became 100% unlocked on October 17, 2025, leaving no identified near-term unlock event. AI-governance interest provides broader sector support, while unresolved wallet-transfer concerns, thin liquidity, and renewed exchange selling remain key downside risks.
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