2026-01-04 19:22:16

Dogecoin's recent rally is not a blind breakout but a rebound formed on the basis of sufficient bottom-volume accumulation. The previous period of sideways consolidation was enough, and the distribution of chips is relatively stable. However, this is a typical emotion-driven asset with a very fast rhythm, easily attracting short-term capital to chase in.

From a technical perspective, there are two obvious resistance zones to watch above—0.158 to 0.162. This area is often the concentrated profit-taking pressure point for short-term traders, and if trading volume is insufficient, it can easily encounter resistance here.

Looking downward, 0.145 to 0.148 forms a key support. If the price retraces to this range without breaking below, there is still a chance to continue adding positions.

The trading approach is simple: focus only on short-term momentum, and don't try to hold on for too long. Once the target is reached, exit decisively. These emotion-driven tokens are most prone to sudden reversals, so taking profits promptly is the best strategy.

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MEVSandwich

· 01-07 15:15

Talking about Dogecoin again, this emotional coin really depends on who runs first. Anyway, I stick to the support at 0.145; if it breaks, I’ll withdraw. This kind of coin, man, it rises insanely fast and falls just as quickly. A short-term trader’s paradise or hell in the blink of an eye.

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GigaBrainAnon

· 01-06 21:46

Emotional coins are like this: they rise quickly and fall just as hard. I think this wave still depends on whether the volume can be enough. Short-term quick in and out, don't be greedy for those few points, 0.158, get in and out immediately. If 0.145 really breaks, then we'll talk; for now, it's too early to celebrate. Dogecoin always follows that pattern; retail investors are always the ones who take the last hit.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 01-06 11:02

Here we go again with the same rhetoric, emotional coins are just prone to pitfalls --- Short-term gains are about quick profits, not holding onto the bones. If this wave can run out, it’s already good --- Is 0.158 really a strong resistance? It feels like breaking below is quite likely --- Talking easy, but in actual operation, it’s just all kinds of frustrations --- Every time I hear "secure the profits," I want to execute, but I always feel like gambling again --- Volume rebound at the bottom, I’ve heard this theory too many times. If it’s going to break, it still has to break --- Emotional coins flipping face is just like eating, nobody can prevent it --- Can the support at 0.145 hold? That’s the key --- I can’t handle the short-term rhythm, anyway, just two words—losing money

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-05 22:52

Short-term maniacs are talking about the tricks of sentiment coins again. I'm tired of hearing this routine. Will Dogecoin 0.158 really become a resistance? I said the same thing last time. Taking profits in time is easy to say, but why is no one so calm when losing money? The term "bottom with volume" is used in every wave, but the question is who can truly hold on to the bottom. Emotion-driven coins are just another name for gambling. When will this cycle of bagholders and harvesting teams end? Don't think about fighting it, but short-term players are just the ones who love to fight.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-04 19:41

Here we go again, sentiment tokens are ultimately just a playground for bagholders --- 0.158 is really a slaughterhouse, always getting stuck there, so annoying --- Short-term rhythm sounds simple, but in reality, you get caught in a blink of an eye, haha --- That line at 145, if it really breaks, will probably crash straight through, don’t expect too much --- Dogecoin is always like this, everyone wants to chase when it rises, but gets caught off guard when it falls --- Insufficient volume can indeed cause a top, but who can really judge accurately? It’s all armchair quarterbacking afterward --- Taking profits in time is easy to say, but the reality is that greed kills cats

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 01-04 19:35

It's the same story again. Emotion tokens need to be bought and sold quickly; otherwise, it's easy to get trapped. Don't be fooled by the volume at the bottom; the key is whether it can break through 0.158. If I can't hold the 0.145 line, I'll just run directly. Dogecoin flips faster than flipping a book. You should always keep some cash with this kind of coin; don't go all in, brother. Short-term rhythm is fine, but greed will ruin everything, haha.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-04 19:35

Same old story again, a volume rebound at the bottom. How many times have I heard this a thousand times Dogecoin is a sentiment coin, when it rises everyone says the fundamentals are good, when it falls it’s just to cut the leeks, so annoying 0.158 can it really hold? I got crushed here last time, volume is the most虚 Short-term strategy is good, but easy to say, hard to do. When it’s time to exit, greed easily takes over These kinds of coins are just gambling on human nature, whoever runs first wins. I’ve been lessons a few times already haha

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DAOdreamer

· 01-04 19:33

It's the same old story, meme coins are just a harvesting tool for the retail investors, 0.162 is impossible to break through. --- Short-term scalp trading is okay, but don't be greedy. DOGE's temper really flips faster than flipping a book. --- Talking about support at the bottom with high volume sounds nice, but actually it's just waiting for the bagholders to enter. --- Can the 0.145 support hold? I don't believe it, I feel there's still a downward move. --- The saying "cut profits in time" is spot on, too many people die from holding on to losing positions. --- It looks like a rebound, but it's actually just a trap to lure more buyers. How many times has this trick been played? --- The resistance levels are all laid out there, only with sufficient volume can it be considered real. --- Trading meme coins is just a matter of timing; entering at the wrong time results in losses.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-04 19:27

Here they go again, trying to lure us into chasing the high. The 0.158 level has long been known to be a drop Short-term emotional coins should be bought and sold quickly; greedy ones are all trapped If 145 can't be broken, how can you still buy the dip? I don't believe it This kind of analysis is always the same; the coin price just plays itself Let's wait and see if we can pick up a bargain at 148, otherwise better to stay on the sidelines Dogecoin is too easy to reverse operate, technical analysis is virtually useless

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