2026-01-18 16:23:53

The events I mentioned last year are now happening again.

Let's review: when Dogecoin was at $0.09 last year, I recommended everyone to hold at least 100,000 coins, and it later surged to over $0.4. The logic is simple — we just read the rhythm correctly.

Now it's the turn of a certain popular token. The current price is 0.227, and my judgment remains the same — everyone should prepare at least 100,000 coins. Why? Because the script of history often repeats itself.

Take a look at the market performance in recent days. Several rounds of selling pressure have come, but all were absorbed, indicating genuine buy orders are holding the bottom. The rebound momentum is still building. Looking upward, the range from 98,000 to 104,000 is a reasonable target.

Sometimes, the market is like this — on the surface, it's volatile, but underneath, forces are confronting each other. Selling pressure is being absorbed, which shows the main players still want to play. As long as the structure remains intact, the rebound will continue. The rest is up to time to verify.

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TokenRationEater

· 01-21 10:40

Last year’s logic of bottoming out Dogecoin at 0.09 is happening again, and I can’t quite hold back. History repeats, but history never repeats exactly. Can this time replicate the miracle of going from 0.09 to 0.4? 100,000 coins? The wallet is tight, but the sense of rhythm here is definitely worth acknowledging. If the main players are so eager to buy in, either they really believe in it or they’re just playing a game. The rebound momentum in the market—98k-104k—is really not just wishful thinking. In one sentence, whether to gamble or not depends on how many lives you own. If you’re entering now, just don’t regret it after half a year.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-21 10:22

Dogecoin definitely made a lot of money in that wave, but now starting over... still a bit nervous inside. Last year at 0.09 I didn't buy in, now do I want to make up for it? It depends on whether this token has that potential. I've heard the main force absorbing selling pressure many times, but the structure indeed hasn't broken, just wait for the rebound. 10 million tokens sounds easy, but how to fill the wallet... Is this a repeat of history? Feels like every time this is said, sometimes the market just likes to slap back. From 98k to 104k, where did this level come from? Is there data support or just a feeling? Buyers are holding the bottom for real, but the main force has also cut many times... be cautious, brother. This wave's rhythm is much more complicated than last year, can't just copy the logic. The momentum is building up, that's a fact, but what's missing for it to be a sufficient condition?

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-20 05:43

Dogecoin's recent surge was indeed impressive, but right now the momentum doesn't feel as clear. History repeating itself is common, but I'm worried this time the script has changed. 98k-104k? It really depends on whether the main force truly wants to push it up or not.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-19 23:37

I can't believe I didn't get in on the Dogecoin wave. Now after hearing your words, I feel a bit regretful... History repeating itself is indeed easy to get slapped in the face, but are you really willing to follow up this time? Starting with 100,000 coins again, your appetite is really big... I've heard the "buying support at the bottom" strategy too many times, and quite a few have fallen below it in the end. If the main players want to play, they will play; I'm just worried that we're the ones getting cut. Let's wait for the rebound confirmation. Saying 98k to 104k so confidently—what if it turns out to be a face slap?

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-18 16:53

Last year’s Dogecoin surge really slipped past me, and now it’s happening again? I need to see it with my own eyes to believe it. Holding 100,000 coins per person, just listen, and make sure to assess the risks yourself. Absorbing selling pressure doesn’t mean much; when the big players want to run, you can’t hold them back. From 98k to 104k, the question is whether it can actually reach that level—that’s what matters. History repeating itself? I think that every time, but what’s the result?

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-18 16:52

Hmm, it's starting to sound like history repeating itself again. I've heard this explanation in every bull market. If you ask me, the luck involved in the move from 0.09 to 0.4 was quite significant. Now, looking back, I can explain it very smoothly. But the fact that the selling pressure was absorbed this time is a good sign—there are still people holding the bottom. Let's see what time proves; anyway, I've already placed my bets.

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MidnightSeller

· 01-18 16:52

Last year's Dogecoin surge was indeed impressive, but can it really be replicated this time? It's a bit uncertain. History repeating itself makes for a good story, but the key is whether your timing is right. A hundred thousand coins sounds quite casual—more or less, how many are we talking about? If the selling pressure is absorbed, does that mean the big players want to play? I find this logic a bit mysterious. As long as the structure isn't broken, it can rebound. So when is it considered broken? Give me a warning line. Waiting for time to verify this statement is the safest approach. I really like this kind of reasoning. Is it better to buy at 0.227 now or wait for a pullback? You didn't clarify that.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 01-18 16:50

History repeats itself, rhythm issues. The logic from last year can still be applied today, what does that indicate? It shows that the underlying logic of the market hasn't changed, only the participants are rotating. This kind of "archaeological" insight is actually quite profound—those who can see through the cyclical patterns are often those who have taken the time to study the evolution of early projects.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-18 16:47

Last year's prophecy is coming again; history really does love to repeat itself. Same old story, just buy buy buy? I feel like this round is a bit hollow. The main force is accumulating, watching closely, don't rush. 0.227 is indeed an interesting level, but I need to observe a bit more. As long as the structure isn't broken, I'll continue. I believe this statement.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-18 16:32

Last year's Dogecoin surge really wasn't in vain. Now, with this rhythm, it feels like it's happening again. History repeating itself is truly quite magical; holding the selling pressure shows that the main players are still in control. If it moves above 98,000, time will tell.

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