2025-12-25 21:23:32

Looking at DOGE's trend, this cycle is indeed quite interesting. Every time it consolidates sideways to build a base, it's usually gathering strength, then launching into a sharp rise. What's different this time is that the bottom has clearly been raised.

Carefully examining the structure, it is almost identical to the previous cycles. The support level of the trendline has been repeatedly and steadily maintained, indicating that the bulls' determination is still there. From a technical perspective, as long as this trendline remains effective, if the next move truly breaks out, the upside potential could directly reach +900%. The current question is just waiting for that breakout moment.

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CryptoPunster

· 51m ago

I've heard the phrase "raising the bottom" too many times, and every time they say this time will be different, but the same old cutting method ends up happening again. Wait, +900%? Are you saying that going all-in with five thousand bucks can turn into fifty thousand or just teach me a lesson with five thousand? Hold the trend line? Bro, your trend line held last time too, until my circuit breaker kicked in. When will the breakout moment come? Next month, the next bull market, or maybe in the next life? Seeing the bulls so determined, I feel reassured. The speed at which their determination shifts into my wallet is truly fast.

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FrontRunFighter

· 7h ago

ngl, this smells like classic accumulation phase before the real fireworks... but who's actually buying at these levels? institutional bots or retail fomo? hard to tell in this dark forest tbh. that 900% projection though - been hearing that song before, and frankly the frontrunners probably already priced it in.

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not_your_keys

· 8h ago

I am optimistic about the bottom elevation signal; the bulls are indeed still holding on tightly. It all depends on whether it can break through that line—once it breaks, it will take off immediately.

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BearMarketGardener

· 8h ago

I also noticed the detail of the bottom being raised. It feels like this time is indeed a bit different; the bulls haven't given up yet. Waiting for the breakout, right? Just worried it might be a false breakout again. I've been fooled too many times before. +900% sounds great, but by then you'll probably be questioning life already, haha. Holding the trend line is a good thing, but technical analysis can change suddenly, so you still need to keep a close eye. Wait for the signal to appear before jumping in. Entering now is basically guesswork.

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SerumSquirter

· 8h ago

I took a long time to realize that raising the bottom is indeed different. I'm just worried that this might be another false breakout, and after a round of profit-taking, it will go sideways again. Wait, +900% is that real? Let's see the data to back it up. Holding the trend line is one thing, but it often feels like the most vulnerable time, a bit shaky. It's another test of patience. Whether we can hold on until that moment is really the key.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 8h ago

I'm a bit cautious about the idea of raising the bottom. Historically, every time this has been said, there have been a few times when things went wrong. Whether the trend line holds or not mainly depends on the trading volume. +900%? First, control the risks before talking about these. Whether the bulls are determined or not depends on whether big institutions are truly investing. The bottoming process is the easiest time to be deceived, especially with this kind of "raising the bottom" rhetoric. Waiting for a breakout is fine, but set a proper stop-loss. I've experienced too many stories of "about to take off." Position management first, dreams come second.

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