This $DOGE move up was pretty straightforward. It spent a long time around 0.07235, and now it’s already pushed up to around 0.07497. The account shows +338.14% already.

The hardest part isn’t being bullish—it’s that stretch of sideways consolidation where it wouldn’t move. The price would get pushed down a bit and then pulled back again, making it easy to doubt yourself and wonder if you jumped in too early. I wasn’t really that confident either; I just felt that as long as this level didn’t keep breaking, there was still a chance.

Later on, the market finally gave a response. In that initial surge, a lot of people were actually afraid to chase; only those who held onto their positions really ate into this leg.

When you’re making money, don’t get too carried away. Take some profit when you should. The rest depends on whether it gives you more room.

Crypto short-term trading is just like this: the comfortable entry points often show up when everyone else isn’t interested. By the time everyone is shouting that it’s strong, jumping in then can easily turn into doing the porter for others.

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