Dogecoin and Bitcoin market conditions are both currently very clear: Dogecoin is moving in a large-scale triangular consolidation, while Bitcoin is forming an inverse head-and-shoulders bottom pattern.

On the large timeframe, the trend is bearish; on the short timeframe, the trend is bullish. However, I lean more toward going long. I believe the market has already hit the bottom and is currently in a reversal phase. Both Dogecoin and Bitcoin have reached major upward-trend support lines from the past four years, and both have shown a reaction—so I conclude that this current bear market has already bottomed out.
I suggest going long on Dogecoin at the lower side of the triangle as it converges, or directly after breaking out above the triangle’s convergence and waiting for a retest before continuing to go long. Take profit and set stop-losses, then keep updating.
I suggest that if Bitcoin successfully breaks the neckline and then retests without breaking 64,300, continue going long. Take profit and set stop-losses, then keep updating.