The fee rate of $DUSK has dropped to -2%, with only 8 hours remaining until the next settlement (UTC+8 08:00). Price performance within this window can be basically predicted.

What is the core strategy? Stability without rising. The price will oscillate repeatedly in the 0.112～0.115 range, with immediate buy-in on dips and no significant volume on rebounds. Essentially, this operation is "time for fee exchange"—neither giving short sellers a chance to close positions nor sharply rallying to allow longs to easily profit. Retail traders' unrealized gains are kept within a comfortable range but not to the point of immediate liquidation.

The critical point appears 1～2 hours before settlement. A slight upward push towards below 0.12 is expected, but with repeated tug-of-war between bulls and bears, frequent upper shadows indicate significant resistance at this level. The real change occurs after settlement—prices will quickly fall back to another support level around 0.88. If leverage isn't overly aggressive and can withstand the volatility, it will enter the profit zone after settlement.

But pay attention to one detail: if the 0.1188 level can hold with increased volume, the situation might change. Overall, short holders are likely to see unrealized gains after the fee settlement.