Recently, a hot topic has caught my attention: a big shot claims that their social platform has the potential to become a major player in the global financial system. If it truly integrates payment and virtual currency trading functions, related tokens like DOGE definitely have room for imagination.
In theory, good news will cause price movements. But there is a trap—during a volatile market, the main players love to use good news as a lever, often accompanying the most inspiring headlines when unloading at the top. Retail investors are most likely to be caught holding the bag at such times.
I am a small retail investor with about a hundred yuan in funds. Honestly, I can't afford to bet on Musk's grand dreams. I prefer to stay rooted in technical analysis that I understand, earning within my knowledge scope. The cycle of Bitcoin, the position of various tokens, unusual movements in block trades—these are what I can grasp.
Are the DOGE supporters now going all-in on surfing the wave, or are they like me, staying on the sidelines and observing the situation? What does everyone think?
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NFTragedy
· 01-20 15:53
This wave is the same old routine again. Every time there's big news, someone’s blood pressure skyrockets and they go all in, but the ones who end up holding the bag are still retail investors.
Main players smashing the market with good news is really ruthless. I’d rather trust technical analysis than news.
Holding steady and not moving is a very safe move. Wait until the pattern becomes clear before taking action.
How much is Elon Musk’s dream worth in DOGE? I still believe in what the K-line says.
Watching the DOGE crowd get more and more excited, I just smile and say nothing.
A few hundred yuan is enough for me to study the trend. Why go all in and gamble on big dreams?
In a volatile market, it’s easiest to get crushed. Good news often signals danger.
Just observe and wait. If the pattern isn’t clear, I won’t move a single cent.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-18 16:41
Oh no, it's the same "dream narrative" again, I'm already tired of it. The main players use good news to build walls, retail investors rush in and become bricks — this script was played out in 2017.
Small retail investors with a few hundred yuan share the same mindset as me. Let's just look at on-chain data and not be misled by grand visions. DOGE, this thing, rises quickly and falls just as fast. I'm still sticking to my steady annualized return.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 01-18 15:57
lmao the classic pump & dump disguised as "financial revolution" narrative. if you're actually reading the order flow instead of the hype, the MEV patterns tell a different story entirely. those "all in" doge bags are just exit liquidity waiting to happen tbh.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-17 16:57
Another wave of retail investors getting caught in the harvest feast, this time bringing DOGE to join the fun.
Retail investors have been brainwashed by these big pancake stories. I can't understand this logic; I only focus on the technicals.
People who went all in should be panicking now, or did they really pick the right bet?
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-17 16:49
Ha, it's the same old story, every time claiming to change the global financial landscape, and what’s the result? Retail investors are still suffering.
I just watch silently, unmoving like a mountain, waiting for the moment the main players get exposed before saying anything.
Those shouting about good news every day are often just making excuses to buy the dip themselves.
Does the DOGE crowd still dare to go all in? Their courage is truly remarkable, I just can't understand where they get their confidence from.
Price action is the real truth; news is just a smokescreen. This logic has been played out for so many years, and people still fall for it.
Instead of following the crowd, it’s better to focus on K-line trends—that’s the real hard currency.
When the main players are offloading, they’re the sweetest talkers; don’t be fooled, everyone.
Betting on Musk’s dreams? I’d rather bet on the market trends I understand myself—it's much safer.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 01-17 16:49
Haha, to put it simply, it's just another scheme to wipe out the little guys. I'm already tired of seeing it.
The all-in DOGE crowd is probably dreaming of getting rich overnight again. I can't keep track of this.
Staying put is the right way, let's wait and see how the main players play it.
Rather than believing in the dreams of big shots, it's better to watch the K-line. Anyway, I don't have enough capital to handle the turbulence.
This wave of good news has been hyped up quite a bit, but the problem is I've heard too many good news stories, and the price has never really gone up.
Let's wait and see, there's no rush in the next one or two days.
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MerkleDreamer
· 01-17 16:44
It sounds like the old routine, whenever good news comes out, someone steps in to buy in. I don't believe in the idea of half the market being controlled.
Wait, if they really integrate payment functions? That’s quite possible, but who dares to go all in?
I understand the main players' tactics too well. They release good news at the top, and retail investors rush in, ending up as the little guys.
I’d rather look at the candlestick charts; they’re much more reliable than listening to stories.
Where is DOGE right now? Are there any signals technically?
A hundred bucks to play around? It’s better to learn how to operate properly.
If you really want to rush in, remember to set your stop-losses. Don’t ask me why, because I don’t want to see bloodshed.
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fork_in_the_road
· 01-17 16:40
The main players love to put the sweetest bait at the top, and this time is no exception. Stay alert and don't be led astray.
Retail investors talk about their cognitive scope, and I do too. Earning money within what I can understand is the safest.
Brothers going all-in on surfing must be feeling pretty tough right now, haha.
In times like these, it's more reliable to look at the technical analysis. Let's wait and see.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 01-17 16:36
Ha, it's the old routine of Bitcoin rallying combined with news. I don't believe it.
Every day is a positive signal. This time, I will firmly hold on to my small amount of Dogecoin without moving.
How much is Elon Musk's dream worth? I only look at the technical analysis.
Retail investors, don't be the bagholders.
Recently, a hot topic has caught my attention: a big shot claims that their social platform has the potential to become a major player in the global financial system. If it truly integrates payment and virtual currency trading functions, related tokens like DOGE definitely have room for imagination.
In theory, good news will cause price movements. But there is a trap—during a volatile market, the main players love to use good news as a lever, often accompanying the most inspiring headlines when unloading at the top. Retail investors are most likely to be caught holding the bag at such times.
I am a small retail investor with about a hundred yuan in funds. Honestly, I can't afford to bet on Musk's grand dreams. I prefer to stay rooted in technical analysis that I understand, earning within my knowledge scope. The cycle of Bitcoin, the position of various tokens, unusual movements in block trades—these are what I can grasp.
Are the DOGE supporters now going all-in on surfing the wave, or are they like me, staying on the sidelines and observing the situation? What does everyone think?