2025-12-31 15:24:50

DOGE market opportunity is here, consider the following long position setup.

The current price is around 0.123, which can serve as the main entry point. If you want to be more aggressive, you can add to your position at 0.1145 to increase potential gains. Keeping the overall position around 2% is more prudent, but you can also adjust based on your own risk tolerance.

How to enter specifically? Enter in two stages, each with 1% of your position. This helps to lower the average cost and also provides room for adjustments.

Profit targets are set at two levels: 0.1253 and 0.128. When these levels are reached, start taking partial profits—don't be greedy, protect your gains. The stop-loss is placed at 0.1145; if the price falls below this point with high volume and cannot recover, you should decisively cut losses and exit.

Futures trading carries significant risks, profits and losses are your own responsibility. Proper risk management is key to long-term survival.

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WenMoon

· 13h ago

0.123 buy in, 0.1145 add, staggered exit. This process still has some nuances. Really, what I fear most is that moment of greed, refusing to reduce positions at the target price. I'm just afraid of another "I'll wait a bit longer" story ending with a 50% cut. Money management is the key. Hearing this a thousand times, it's still easy to forget.

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-01 05:35

It's the same old story again, gradually entering the market to average costs out, sounds reasonable.

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SighingCashier

· 2025-12-31 20:04

0.1145 is this line really so stable? Feels like it could be easily broken through. Exactly, a 2% position is indeed the safest, but who can resist getting emotional, haha. I like the strategy of averaging down, just worried that a couple of reverse hits might be more painful. Scaling out gradually is the way to go; greed kills many. Can this wave reach 0.128? I think it's uncertain. Good fund management is the key to longevity; this is the truth. Waiting to see if 0.1253 will become the ceiling.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 2025-12-31 15:54

0.123 in? I think it's still a bit high, let's wait a bit longer haha But speaking of which, a 2% position size is indeed a conservative approach, but the returns are also quite average Just lost a bit this morning, now I see everything as risky

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RunWhenCut

· 2025-12-31 15:50

You're back to cut our leeks again, buying in at 0.123 and selling at 0.1145 to cut losses. I've played this trick too many times. Splitting into two entries sounds nice, but isn't it just because you're afraid of losing even more if you go all in at once?

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ProxyCollector

· 2025-12-31 15:47

0.123 Entry sounds okay, just worried about another rebound and then selling off. Gradually entering is really a common practice, but it can truly save your life. At this price... feels like I might get trapped again. 2% position size is a bit conservative; I want to see how high it can go. Setting stop-loss at 0.1145 is betting on a rebound; if it fails, you have to accept it. The key still depends on volume; rebounds without volume are all fake.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 2025-12-31 15:43

I repeatedly looked at the 0.1145 point, and it feels a bit uncertain. It's both averaging down and stop-lossing; I've heard this approach too many times. Can DOGE really move at such precise price levels? Haha. A 2% position sounds conservative, but deep down I still want to take a gamble. It's easy to say not to be greedy, but who would be willing to sell at 0.128?

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 2025-12-31 15:43

The logic of entering in batches is still somewhat interesting, but I'm worried that when the time comes, the mentality will collapse and I won't be able to hold the stop loss. It's easy to say, but when it actually hits losses, it's really hard not to be greedy. The position at 0.1145 must be held, if it breaks, just run, no ifs. Two times, each 1%, I am familiar with this method, just afraid that it will drop again during the re-entry. Feeling that 2% position size is a bit conservative, but on the other hand, surviving and exiting is the real winner. Again, both batching and stop loss, sounds good in theory, but execution always becomes an issue. 0.128 seems a bit far away, let's see if we can reach 0.1253 first.

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ContractTester

· 2025-12-31 15:25

0.1145 is really a critical level; once broken, you have to run. And what opportunity has come again? It has come several times already. The idea of scaling in has been heard so many times that my ears are calloused, but the problem is that most people can't stick with it. A 2% position sounds stable, but when it actually hits a loss, the mentality collapses early. However, the stop-loss was set relatively sensibly, at least showing some discipline awareness.

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