1. The color points inside the chart are easy to understand at a glance

1. 🟢 Green solid line (80% main force bullish script): The current highest probability trend
Previous few candles: Red and green yin-yang alternation, slight pullback sideways, digesting RSI overbought pressure, will not break your 0.09298 vital support line
Mid-section candles: Bottom sideways stabilization, MACD red bars continuously enlarging, forming consecutive bullish candles to store energy
Later section: Volume-increasing bullish candles break through resistance, soaring to touch the previous high of 0.1044

2. 🟠 Orange dashed line (20% correction shakeout script)
Early rapid bearish candles retrace, precisely testing the 0.09298 support line for a halt, unlikely to break effectively
Bottom sideways consolidation to shake out chips, then rebound with bullish candles to repair the market

3. Key price support lines

- Red solid line: Your entry cost 0.09895

- Bright green solid line: Absolute risk control support line for long positions 0.09298, remains valid as long as the bullish structure holds
- Purple dashed line: Extreme bottom defense 0.08798

- Three yellow resistance levels: 0.1014 → 0.1026 → previous high 0.1044, breaking through each level to push higher

2. Details of K-line rise and fall

- Bullish candle (green bar): Volume increase on upward move, MACD bullish continuation

- Bearish candle (red bar): Short-term correction shakeout, only for emotional digestion, not damaging the bottom trend

- Core bottom line throughout: As long as the closing price does not fall below 0.09298, the mid-to-long-term bullish structure remains fully intact

3. Previous take-profit and stop-loss landing points

1. Reaching 0.1014-0.1026: Reduce 50% of positions in the first wave, exit with capital preservation
2. Touching the previous high of 0.1044: Reduce another 30% of positions
3. Rebound and hold above 0.09298: Hold the bottom position blindly
4. Closing price effectively breaks below 0.09298: Unconditionally clear all positions
$DOGE