DOGE played dead twice at $0.0781, then got back up again—it seems pretty reluctant to leave this floor.
Here’s the 24-hour chart: Dogecoin is currently at $0.0790, down 2.5% over 24 hours. Yesterday it slid all the way down from $0.0811, tested $0.0781 twice without breaking below, then managed a small V-shaped bounce. (Data: live CoinGecko)
The broader market isn’t doing much better: BTC $81,333 (-2.5%), ETH $2,390 (-2.5%), SOL $104 (-2%), BNB $733 (-1.5%). The whole village is wearing the same uniform and lining up to get pummeled—no one gets to laugh at anyone else.
CryptoTimes’ tally this morning: $418 million in crypto long positions were liquidated, with longs accounting for 91.2%. So this move is really going after the “buy-the-dip heroes”—every hit lands, especially on those who refuse to take the hint.
My take? DOGE is running a “floor friction test” right now: holding $0.0781 twice suggests the bears haven’t thrown everything they’ve got at it. But until it can get past the psychological $0.08 mark, bulls shouldn’t be popping the champagne just yet.
Here’s the invalidation level, plain and clear: if it closes below $0.0781, forget about this rebound. It’ll only count as a clean end to the shakeout once it gets back above $0.0811. This isn’t financial advice—don’t come crying to me if you lose money.
Pick one: do you think DOGE has successfully built a bottom around $0.078, or is it just warming up for another leg down?
$DOGE $BTC
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Here’s the 24-hour chart: Dogecoin is currently at $0.0790, down 2.5% over 24 hours. Yesterday it slid all the way down from $0.0811, tested $0.0781 twice without breaking below, then managed a small V-shaped bounce. (Data: live CoinGecko)
The broader market isn’t doing much better: BTC $81,333 (-2.5%), ETH $2,390 (-2.5%), SOL $104 (-2%), BNB $733 (-1.5%). The whole village is wearing the same uniform and lining up to get pummeled—no one gets to laugh at anyone else.
CryptoTimes’ tally this morning: $418 million in crypto long positions were liquidated, with longs accounting for 91.2%. So this move is really going after the “buy-the-dip heroes”—every hit lands, especially on those who refuse to take the hint.
My take? DOGE is running a “floor friction test” right now: holding $0.0781 twice suggests the bears haven’t thrown everything they’ve got at it. But until it can get past the psychological $0.08 mark, bulls shouldn’t be popping the champagne just yet.
Here’s the invalidation level, plain and clear: if it closes below $0.0781, forget about this rebound. It’ll only count as a clean end to the shakeout once it gets back above $0.0811. This isn’t financial advice—don’t come crying to me if you lose money.
Pick one: do you think DOGE has successfully built a bottom around $0.078, or is it just warming up for another leg down?
$DOGE $BTC
#狗狗币 #CryptoMarket