2025-12-15 05:20:27

#美联储降息 Regarding the recent trend of $DOGE, here is a trading idea.

From a technical perspective, it is recommended to look for opportunities to short within the 0.13750-0.13950 range. This area has some resistance and is a suitable entry point.

If the market weakens as expected, the first target is around 0.13550—consider taking partial profits here. This way, you can lock in some gains while leaving room for further profit.

In a continued bearish scenario, 0.13350 will be the final target. If the price reaches this level, the profit potential is quite significant.

However, it is important to emphasize that the market can change rapidly. Once the price breaks through key levels, stop-loss immediately. This is not optional but a necessity—strict risk management always comes first. Trading without risk control, no matter how much you earn, can result in losing everything in a single move.

This idea is for reference only. Actual trading should be adjusted based on your risk tolerance and the market conditions.

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DeFiDoctor

· 22h ago

How did this point at 0.13750 come about? I didn't see any liquidity data to support it. --- It's the standard "reserved profit margin" rhetoric again. How does this routine always get someone to buy in? --- Stop-loss talks sound good, but how many actually execute? The recurrence rate for these patients in the consultation records is extremely high. --- The Fed's rate cut expectations are inherently variable. Using fixed points as a template might be a bit risky. --- Short position setups still depend on the capital flow of the exchange. Relying solely on technical analysis can be easily cut. --- If this approach were truly so stable, why is there still a disclaimer saying "for reference only"?

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ForkMaster

· 12-17 13:19

It's another bearish setup. I've seen this routine many times back when I played with betting agreements in the past. It all depends on how the Federal Reserve acts; the US Dollar Index is the key.

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metaverse_hermit

· 12-15 20:17

Short positions sound good, but brother, you need to set your stop-loss properly. DOGE, this dog coin, is most prone to black swan events.

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RiddleMaster

· 12-15 05:42

Once again, it's a bearish mindset. Can it really break down this time? I've seen this kind of analysis several times before, and in the end, DOGE's rebound was completely dismissed. However, the risk control part really hits home; I've truly seen too many people make money only to lose it all back. How many can actually implement strict stop-loss measures?

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SleepyArbCat

· 12-15 05:38

Napping warning... Wait, is there another arbitrage opportunity with DOGE? That level at 0.13750 looks pretty risky to me, but the key is to cut losses aggressively. Trading without risk control is really a one-way ticket back to the Stone Age, no kidding.

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OnChainDetective

· 12-15 05:37

ngl those resistance levels look way too clean, smells like post-hoc analysis to me... show me the on-chain volume data that actually confirms this setup before i take it seriously

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TokenomicsDetective

· 12-15 05:35

It's the same bearish logic again, always sounding nice, but when it reaches critical levels, it easily backfires.

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 12-15 05:31

Wait, a short position at this point? I think it's a bit early, the recent moves by the Federal Reserve haven't been fully digested yet...

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ser_aped.eth

· 12-15 05:27

The short-selling strategy is decent, but I'm just worried it might be one of those perfect on paper but blow up in real trading schemes.