DODO is currently at 0.0242, up 4.67% over 24 hours and 13.19% over 7 days. The intraday range is 0.0229–0.0247, with a 7.9% amplitude.
【Market】
The strategy remains unchanged: allocate to leading large-cap assets on one side and high-beta assets on the other—a barbell structure.
No change to the DODO position; it has been moving back and forth within 0.0229–0.0247 intraday.
The center of gravity of the last few 4-hour candlesticks has continued to rise, showing clear signs that bulls are in control.
The price has tested 0.0229 several times without breaking below it, and buyers have stepped in decisively on pullbacks.
Compared with BTC’s -0.09%, DODO is showing relative strength. Assets like this are often among the first to rebound.
【Macro】 U.S. stocks rose overnight: Nasdaq +0.82% and S&P 500 +0.70% (close on 2026-10-27). BTC ETFs saw net outflows of about $45.2 billion this month. U.S. CPI came in above expectations at 3.7% year over year, and the probability of an interest rate hike at the 2026-10-27/28 policy meeting is about 47%.
The short-term bias is bullish.
【Bullish Rationale】
I hesitated to act when it first rose 4.67%, and then it moved contrary to expectations—I didn’t expect it to be this strong.
The 7-day gain of 13.19% and the 24-hour gain of 4.67% are aligned, so short-term momentum and the medium-term trend are not at odds.
There is support on pullbacks and volume on advances; this kind of rhythm is more sustainable than a one-way surge.
That’s the plan—make your own call.
The short-term pace of gains is rather fast, so don’t overlook the risk of sharp wicks. It’s safer to wait for a confirmed pullback before acting.
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