DOGE's recent market movement is quite interesting. It belongs to the type of sentiment-driven coins that experience rapid surges, with explosive power indeed fierce, but also prone to sharp corrections. The current position is somewhat awkward—after a quick rise, it has touched the resistance zone for the first time, and in the short term, it’s easy to see repeated oscillations at high levels.
From a technical perspective, the support zone between 0.135 and 0.138 is critical. If it falls back and gets stuck in this range, it indicates that the previous rally has nearly exhausted itself, and the subsequent phase will likely enter a sideways consolidation. Conversely, if it can rebound from here, and after a few days of sideways movement, volume surges past 0.145, then a second wave of market movement could potentially begin.
My advice at this level is not to rush into chasing. A more prudent approach is: wait until it retraces to the 0.135-0.138 range, and after stabilizing there, consider going long. Set your stop-loss below 0.128. If everything goes smoothly, target first 0.148, then 0.156. The key is to wait for a retracement confirmation—don’t open positions based on feelings.
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HodlKumamon
· 11h ago
Oh no, this wave of DOGE is really a roller coaster. It feels like this is how emotional coins are—one correction can scare you to death(◍•ᴗ•◍)
I’ve noted the support zone between 0.135-0.138. The bear thinks we should wait for a retest confirmation before going long. Don’t be fooled by the momentum of the surge.
The targets of 0.148 and 0.156 sound good, but the key is to set a proper stop-loss. Below 0.128, it’s really time to admit defeat.
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Remember when I chased DOGE at a high and almost got caught? I’ve learned my lesson this time. Just let it consolidate sideways; anyway, dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is very enjoyable.
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Data speaks for itself. The probability of a retest for this pattern is quite high. Let’s be patient and wait. No need to rush.
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Bro’s analysis is very detailed, but I’m still hesitant. Let’s wait until it breaks through 0.145 with volume. Entering now feels too much like gambling.
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By the way, the most nerve-wracking moment for DOGE is during the correction, which is heartbreaking. But following your approach, it’s definitely more stable.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 11h ago
Dogecoin's recent move is indeed fierce, but I'll still wait and see, don't be fooled by emotions.
Wait until it really drops to 0.135 before adding more, only then will I feel more at ease.
Repeated fluctuations at high levels are the most annoying; it's better to follow the plan for safety.
By the way, can the 0.145 barrier be broken? It feels a bit uncertain.
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ContractTearjerker
· 11h ago
Dogecoin this wave is just an emotional market; chasing the high will definitely get you crushed.
I'll talk again when it returns to 0.135-0.138.
Don't follow the crowd and open positions recklessly; there are too many pitfalls.
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CryptoNomics
· 11h ago
nah the support band analysis here completely ignores mean reversion dynamics. doge's volatility coefficient suggests those levels are statistically insignificant without accounting for order flow imbalances tbh.
DOGE's recent market movement is quite interesting. It belongs to the type of sentiment-driven coins that experience rapid surges, with explosive power indeed fierce, but also prone to sharp corrections. The current position is somewhat awkward—after a quick rise, it has touched the resistance zone for the first time, and in the short term, it’s easy to see repeated oscillations at high levels.
From a technical perspective, the support zone between 0.135 and 0.138 is critical. If it falls back and gets stuck in this range, it indicates that the previous rally has nearly exhausted itself, and the subsequent phase will likely enter a sideways consolidation. Conversely, if it can rebound from here, and after a few days of sideways movement, volume surges past 0.145, then a second wave of market movement could potentially begin.
My advice at this level is not to rush into chasing. A more prudent approach is: wait until it retraces to the 0.135-0.138 range, and after stabilizing there, consider going long. Set your stop-loss below 0.128. If everything goes smoothly, target first 0.148, then 0.156. The key is to wait for a retracement confirmation—don’t open positions based on feelings.