DOGE has been stuck at the key level of $0.084 for a while, and often this is when clues can be seen. Let's pump it out for a comparison with history, perhaps we can determine whether this is truly the bottom or just a Rebound in the middle.
The cyclical patterns in the cryptocurrency market are actually quite obvious. Take the wave in March 2020 as an example, after DOGE plummeted, it directly made a V-shaped Rebound. The bottom formed at that time had three distinctive features: after the price crashed to a historical low, the trading volume suddenly exploded, and the signal of "increased volume and stabilization" was very clear; the number of profitable addresses on the chain dropped below 30%, and people's confidence was shaken; combined with the easing of liquidity policies, the market shot up. In contrast to now, the proportion of profitable addresses has decreased to 48%, but we are still a bit away from that extreme panic, and there is no obvious sign of increased trading volume, which is still different from the wave at the end of 2020.
Looking back at 2022, DOGE formed a "W-shaped bottom", testing the price near the key support level twice before truly stabilizing. The highlight at that time was that the RSI indicator showed a bullish divergence, the MACD crossed above the zero line, and whale addresses began to buy continuously, creating a resonance between the financial and technical aspects. Although there are similar signs in the current situation, the strength and completeness still need further observation.
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GmGmNoGn
· 18h ago
0.084 This position really feels like a stalemate, just waiting to see if it can break through... Compared to the historical profit Address, it's only 48%, so it doesn't seem to have reached that kind of panic level yet, which is a bit precarious.
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MintMaster
· 18h ago
0.084 has been stuck for so long, it feels like it's just repeatedly testing the levels, really don't know if this time it will break out or rebound.
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SerumSquirter
· 18h ago
0.084 at this price point is really interesting, it feels like waiting for a big move.
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LiquidityWitch
· 18h ago
ngl the 0.084 stalemate is giving me ritualistic bottom-testing vibes... but the whale accumulation patterns just aren't *spicy* enough yet compared to that 2022 alchemy moment. where's the real liquidation sacrifice we're supposed to be witnessing here?
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LiquidityLarry
· 18h ago
The fact that it's been stuck at 0.084 for so long indicates that institutions are testing the waters, while retail investors simply don't have the patience.
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FortuneTeller42
· 18h ago
Wait, is it really going to fall this time? It feels different from that wave in 2022.
DOGE has been stuck at the key level of $0.084 for a while, and often this is when clues can be seen. Let's pump it out for a comparison with history, perhaps we can determine whether this is truly the bottom or just a Rebound in the middle.
The cyclical patterns in the cryptocurrency market are actually quite obvious. Take the wave in March 2020 as an example, after DOGE plummeted, it directly made a V-shaped Rebound. The bottom formed at that time had three distinctive features: after the price crashed to a historical low, the trading volume suddenly exploded, and the signal of "increased volume and stabilization" was very clear; the number of profitable addresses on the chain dropped below 30%, and people's confidence was shaken; combined with the easing of liquidity policies, the market shot up. In contrast to now, the proportion of profitable addresses has decreased to 48%, but we are still a bit away from that extreme panic, and there is no obvious sign of increased trading volume, which is still different from the wave at the end of 2020.
Looking back at 2022, DOGE formed a "W-shaped bottom", testing the price near the key support level twice before truly stabilizing. The highlight at that time was that the RSI indicator showed a bullish divergence, the MACD crossed above the zero line, and whale addresses began to buy continuously, creating a resonance between the financial and technical aspects. Although there are similar signs in the current situation, the strength and completeness still need further observation.