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Dash (DASH) now supported by over 200 mobile phone providers in 145 countries

  • Mobile Topup in Thailand is supported by VISA, MasterCard, Bitcoin, Monero and Dash.
  • Dash ignores selling pressure to add 2% on the day.

The Dash network recently celebrated the crypto’s 5th birthday. To market the celebration, the team offered the network free hosting for 100 Dashpay Masternodes for a period of six months. In the wake of the celebrations, Dash announced that its token, DASH had landed support from more than 200 mobile phone provider spanning 145 countries.

The support has been made possible by Mobile Topup in Thailand. The platform is supported by various payment providers including VISA, MasterCard, Alipay, PromptPay, Bitcoin, Monero and now Dash. The platform offers its customers “faster and cheaper than multi-country topup” services.

Dash price technical picture

Dash is the bull among the bears on Thursday. The crypto is trading in the green ignoring the negative pressure that is languishing most of the assets like Bitcoin Cash which has corrected lower 3.27% on the day. On the contrary, Dash is gaining traction and is already recording gains of over 2%.

The crypto has been gaining traction amid the lock-step trading since the declines last Sunday that formed lows at $68.22. Dash not only managed to reclaim the position above $70.00, but it also formed highs around $75.00. There has been a lower retracement with the price testing the support at $70.00.

The rising trendline has been in position, working as a bouncing wall for the price. DASH/USD is currently trading at $72.67 above both the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) and the 50-day SMA, both of which are offering support at $72.14 and $71.66 in that order. More support areas are highlighted at $70.00 and the recent lows at $68.22.

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