2026-01-16 03:26:14

DOGE's technical outlook shows plenty of bullish opportunities around the 136 price level. Since the rally began at the end of November, I have been optimistic about this upward trend because it’s quite clear—the downtrend has been completely reversed, and we are now in a standard upward rhythm.

There have been three good shorting opportunities during this period, but I didn't take any of them. Why? Because following the trend is more important than anything else. Many traders have the bad habit of always trying to trade, feeling that not making a move every day is a waste. But that's not the case. Trading should have its rhythm—rest when needed, and only act when the time is right.

People can't change market trends; they can only follow them. Instead of chasing every rise and fall daily, it's better to hold firmly to the correct mindset. Sometimes, doing nothing is the best choice. Only then can you align with the market's natural laws, and luck will naturally follow.

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0xSherlock

· 01-19 01:07

That's so right, it's about quitting the bad habit of trading every day. That's the real way to make money. --- Position 136 indeed has potential, but it still depends on how strong the pullback is. --- I agree with the logic of going with the trend, but the key is to resist those tempting counter-trades. --- Ah, that's the principle—sometimes not trading at all can earn more than frequent trades, and then you get caught on the wrong side. --- This wave of DOGE has been surging since November, but I'm more worried about when a significant pullback will happen. --- Sometimes doing nothing is indeed the most powerful move, but it's easier said than done. --- I'm also watching around 136, just not daring to be too greedy, afraid of getting trapped. --- After such a long reversal, it's still rising. It needs to adjust eventually; it can't stay this smooth forever. --- I'm the kind of trader who wants to trade every day, and reading this makes me feel even more heartbroken. --- So you're saying now is the time to buy and hold, and not to mess around with short positions?

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-18 09:54

Exactly, just stick to the trend and don't mess around blindly.

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-16 03:56

136 this price point indeed has many sniping opportunities, but I think the key is to hold back. Stay optimistic about DOGE this wave; frankly, it's about going with the flow. People who trade every day, to be honest, just haven't figured out the market's temperament yet.

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MidnightSeller

· 01-16 03:55

Exactly right, it's about restraining that urge to trade every day—that's true discipline.

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BlockchainNewbie

· 01-16 03:48

Really, not moving actually makes money. This is so heartbreaking. --- The vicinity of 136 is indeed tempting, but I think I'll wait a bit longer. --- You're right, daily trading just results in losses. I used to have this problem. --- Following the trend sounds simple but is difficult to do. Most people get wiped out by frequent trading. --- DOGE is indeed stable this round, the key is to resist the urge to move randomly. --- You didn't take any of the three shorting opportunities. If I were you, I would have already lost a lot hahaha. --- Not trading = wasting, this kind of thinking is really toxic. Many people have gone bankrupt because of this. --- Wait, is 136 a high point or a support level? I'm a bit confused.

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ZkSnarker

· 01-16 03:45

honestly the "do nothing is sometimes the best move" part hits different... most people can't handle it tho, they'd rather get liquidated than sit still lmao

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ChainProspector

· 01-16 03:43

This wave of the market indeed follows the trend and is the most profitable, much more reliable than daily random operations. --- That's right, doing nothing is actually the strongest move. That's how I operate too. --- 136 indeed doesn't have much pressure; continuing to be bullish is fine. --- What about traders who trade every day now? They probably lost all their money. --- The four words "have both tension and relaxation" are priceless, but unfortunately most people can't realize it. --- The phrase "firmly hold the correct idea" really hit me. I lost money because I was too active. --- Doing nothing can actually make money; it's counterintuitive but true. The same principle applies to Web3. --- I'm also watching around 136; I'll re-enter after a pullback. --- Follow the trend; simplicity and straightforwardness are the most effective. Complex strategies often end up hurting oneself. --- Sometimes, doing nothing is truly the best solution.

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