I recently looked at DOGE's price trend, and it's quite interesting. Although we're in a bear market, trading volume has remained relatively high, indicating that big funds haven't truly abandoned it.

I think many people have misconceptions about MEME coins. Indeed, this sector moves very quickly; the last bull market was driven by SHIB, and the current one by PEPE. However, the lifecycle of these emerging MEME coins is often very short, and whether they can rise again in the next bull market is really uncertain. In contrast, DOGE is different. It is the absolute leader among MEME coins, performing well in every bull cycle, and this has become a market consensus.

Why do big funds only choose DOGE when entering the MEME sector? The core reason is that its fundamentals are strong enough. It has a large market cap, good liquidity, and a deep user base. These advantages make it easy for big funds to enter and exit. Simply put, DOGE is now the blue-chip coin in the crypto space. Its value isn't based on short-term stories but on long-lasting consensus, high trading volume, and strong user stickiness. These factors make it less likely to be phased out.

From a technical perspective, it's really hard to determine DOGE's bottom position right now. The moving average structure hasn't stabilized yet, and from a time cycle standpoint, it probably still needs to consolidate further. It’s expected to take at least another six months to gradually form a relatively clear bottom range. Based on this pace, the bottom should appear in the second half of this year.

If I were to give a specific entry point, the range of 0.05 to 0.07 is a good first buying zone. But the most important thing is to stay patient—bear markets test your mindset. Looking at DOGE's current price of 0.09, it's not the ideal entry point right now, but in the long term, this coin is still worth accumulating for the next bull run.