DOGE: How the market tricked the hamsters

GraphGuru · 2025-11-06T11:09:50+00:00

The essay discusses the volatility of DOGE, highlighting a cycle of speculation where retail investors hope for significant gains, while institutional investors quietly accumulate assets. It illustrates how the market shifts control from naive investors to savvy players during price fluctuations, culminating in predictable sell-offs at peak values. DOGE serves as a reflection of human greed and market behavior.

GraphGuru

2025-11-06 11:09:50

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Remember when DOGE was at $0.1677? The hamsters were screaming “TO THE MOON!!!”, opening 2x longs, and dreaming of Tesla. Meanwhile, the market was sitting back with a cigarette, saying, “Wait, let them bring in the liquidity themselves.” 😅

A couple of days later — DOGE dropped to $0.08385, margin calls went off like microwave ovens. All the liquidity with 2x-3x leverage flew to the bottom, and the coins shifted from the hands of sellers to the wallets of smart money.

Why did this happen?

Now, 60-70% of all DOGE reserves are in the hands of those who count with calculators, not memes. Their cost basis? $0.10-$0.14. While the hamsters shouted “I won’t sell!”, institutional players whispered, “Thanks, brother. We’ll buy it all.”

The $0.1677 level — it’s a portal

It’s not just a price. It’s the boundary between belief and reality. Now, the market is waiting for a new cycle to set off a “soft madness” to $1.20-$1.50. And then, 70% of the coins will be sold by those who bought at $0.50.

Moral: DOGE is a laboratory of human greed. Every cycle is the same: hamsters dream of the Moon, the market cuts them down, institutions take everything, and then they sell beautifully at $1.50.

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