$0.095 for $DOGE , will you chase it?

The product lead of X just hinted at "payment integration," and the quantum-resistant transaction test was also successful, with one-hour trading volume soaring by 400%, and the price jumping from $0.094 to $0.097— but don’t celebrate too early, RSI has already hit 87.35, indicating severe overbought conditions.
On the other hand, Elon Musk’s X Money just launched in April, and it completely didn’t include DOGE in the initial phase. Where’s the promised "Doge Payment Era"? Has it been delayed again?
First look at the surface: a 3.1% surge in one hour, looking like it’s about to take off.
In the past hour, DOGE’s trading volume skyrocketed from $6.66 million to $36.5 million, an increase of over 400%, and the price also jumped 3.1%.
From a technical perspective, it looks impressive—this is called a hungry wolf pouncing, biting once and then running away.
RSI at 87.35, already in the overbought zone; historically, whenever it hits this level, it either pulls back or spikes.
First thing: X Money launched, but no DOGE.
Elon Musk said in March "launch in April," DOGE instantly surged 10%, with trading volume exploding by 108%, and retail investors rushed in like crazy.
But what happened? In April, X Money really arrived—payments, 6% returns, Visa cards, P2P—all included.
The only thing missing was DOGE. Pure fiat currency play, with no relation to Dogecoin at all.
The community’s three-year dream was shattered within 24 hours.
Second thing: the quantum-resistant test was successful, but the market didn’t react.
The Dogecoin core team just completed a quantum-resistant transaction test on the mainnet, meaning the network’s security has taken a step forward.
This is a real technical breakthrough, but did the price go up? No.
Because the market currently only cares about Elon Musk’s next words, not the technology.
Third thing: ETF funds are quietly entering, but no one is talking about it.
DOGE spot ETF fund inflows hit a four-month high, with institutions quietly accumulating near $0.09.
The community’s 1.4 million followers are still there, and the "Such App" self-custody wallet is also progressing.
On one side: X Money’s initial phase has no DOGE, RSI is overbought, and short-term risks are high.
On the other side: successful quantum-resistant testing, ETF inflows, and a community foundation as solid as iron.
Key level: $0.10, the last line of defense for bulls and bears.
Short-term traders: try small positions around $0.095, with a stop-loss at $0.092, aiming for $0.105–$0.11.
Break above $0.10 with volume, then add to your position.
Don’t be greedy—chasing high when RSI hits 87 is just like jumping into a pit of fire.
Long-term players: wait for support confirmation at $0.09–$0.092 before entering, and if it breaks below $0.085, wait for $0.07–$0.08 to build positions in batches.
Total position size should not exceed 5%–8%.