What really caught my attention here is that the rebound failed. $DOGE hasn’t failed to try to move up, but every time it approached key levels, the response was weak. In this kind of setup, I generally treat the move more cautiously.

My entry price was 0.08575. When the price kept sliding down to 0.07322, the high-level resistance logic I’d identified earlier began to play out—moving in rhythm more smoothly than I expected.

The return rate currently shows +1358.33%. In my past reviews of setups like this, a drop like this doesn’t need too much emotional intensity; being able to see the continuity after funds withdraw is more meaningful than focusing on single-candle fluctuations.

After trading for so long, I’ve come to feel more and more that results are only part of what gets recorded. Holding on to my judgment and protecting profits is what matters more in the long run.

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