2026-01-02 08:24:18

DOGE's current market trend is quite clear. The opportunity to decisively short comes in the range of 0.12830 to 0.13030.

Why choose this area to short? The resistance around 0.13030 is quite obvious. Looking downward, the first target is 0.12630. If this level can't hold, then 0.12310 becomes the next point of interest. The price fluctuation range isn't small, so proper stop-loss placement is essential during operation—this is the most basic discipline.

The crypto market is like this: it can be very volatile during oscillations, and position management must not be sloppy. Whether holding many short positions or not, always prioritize stop-loss. After this wave passes, we will look at the next step's rhythm.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 5h ago

0.13030 is really a stubborn level, but I'm still a bit hesitant. After all, Dogecoin can turn around suddenly. The most important thing is to set a stop-loss. I've said this a thousand times, but some people still don't listen. Serves them right for getting caught.

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phina

· 8h ago

don't short doge else you will go back to trenches

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TokenUnlocker

· 10h ago

0.13030 this resistance level indeed can't hold, entering short positions isn't a big problem, I'm just worried about losing confidence. Really, setting stop-losses is easy to say but hard to do; half of the people lose money because of this. DOGE's recent movement is okay, but don't get shaken out by the volatility. Hey, is it possible to directly drop to 0.12310? Are those intermediate levels just illusions? Is the stop-loss stuck? This is the real skill. Wait, is this resistance level really that obvious? Feels like every time we're fooled by the lines drawn. Position management is excellent, it sounds easy but actually doing it is really annoying.

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TokenSherpa

· 10h ago

actually, let me break this down for you — if you examine the data on doge's historical voting patterns in liquidity pools, empirically speaking, resistance levels aren't really the whole picture here. the governance precedent suggests we should be looking at quorum requirements and tokenomics framework before making these kinds of directional calls, not just price action tbh

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TideReceder

· 10h ago

0.13030 is indeed a bit uncertain, but I still think we should wait before taking action. There's nothing wrong with setting stop-losses, but sometimes it also depends on the market’s temperament. If DOGE really heads towards 0.12310, then there will be a story. The most annoying thing about a volatile market is the repeated stop-losses. Instead of chasing that small spread, I want to see if there will be any new news next week.

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not_your_keys

· 10h ago

0.13030 is indeed a pretty tight resistance level, but I still prefer to watch more and act less. After all, DOGE is just a meme coin that loves to stir things up. Is the stop-loss in place? That's the first rule of survival; otherwise, even the clearest market conditions are meaningless.

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RooftopVIP

· 10h ago

0.13030 is indeed a tough resistance level, I'm also watching it. But the short positions need to hold up; the worst case is being broken through, and if the stop-loss isn't set properly, it's game over.

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TradingNightmare

· 10h ago

0.13030 This resistance level is indeed quite tight, but I still want to wait and see. Last time I shorted here, I got slapped in the face. Stop-loss needs to be tight, I agree. Just worried about being swept again if I'm not careful. I'm both bearish and bullish, mainly waiting for confirmation signals. Don't want to rush. This wave of market fluctuations is too intense. Feels like a trap, so forget it. As expected, stop-loss is the most important. Shorting is easy to get caught in a reversal, so position management must be in place. 0.12630 This target is a bit uncertain; I prefer a dip to 0.12. Repeated testing of the resistance level. This kind of movement is the most annoying, not sure how to operate.

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