I hate hesitation; it's better to take advantage of the DOGE bottom for a major move.

I slept a bit deeply this time, and when I opened my eyes, I realized the market had already experienced a “quake” in my dream. Before sleeping, DOGE was hovering around 0.1032; upon waking, I saw the price had skyrocketed to 0.973—I dislike the feeling of being passive, but faced with such an opportunity, I didn’t hesitate too long and directly added 3,000 USDT to build my position. Currently, my DOGE holdings have reached 36,000 coins, with an average price around 0.99. Interestingly, this price level almost perfectly matches the technical line I drew during my morning live stream, as if the market is unfolding according to a script.

DOGE’s Overnight Surge Market Signal

When BTC had already touched the weekly bottom, the entire market started to show a different picture. I couldn’t help but recall Ethereum’s previous weekly bottom—at 1520, but the real bottom eventually appeared at 1386, with a difference of up to 9.6%. This tells me an important fact: weekly bottom ≠ ironclad bottom. Just because the technical analysis shows reaching the weekly bottom, it doesn’t mean safety; this idea itself is very dangerous.

The order book data I screenshot in the early morning represented the market situation at that time, but a few hours later, the market had already broken through that line of defense. That wasn’t data from a single exchange but a snapshot of the market aggregated from over a dozen exchanges. If I had still been awake then, I would have issued an earlier warning upon seeing the data change. This is a game between real-time monitoring and data latency—some high-frequency signals simply can’t be forwarded in the marketplace due to this time lag.

Technicals Are Over, Mindset Is the Real Test

Honestly, I wouldn’t recommend heavy contract positions at this point. That’s a psychological and capital management hell game. But for spot trading, gradually entering the market is still worth considering actively. The technical discussion can basically be concluded now; the real test has shifted to mindset, emotions, and faith—these are the key factors that determine the final victory or defeat.

You can choose to stagger your entries on the left side, or wait until at least a 4-hour stabilization pattern appears before entering. Honestly, I don’t dislike declines; I actually appreciate their power. Such large-scale drops can quickly erase the cost differences between early and late entrants in this round of the market, making the chips more evenly distributed. No destruction, no renewal—a sharp decline is like a market reshuffle, preparing for the subsequent rise. The upward movement is often built on the foundation of the decline.

When the Bottom Arrives, It’s All About Who Has Ammo Left

In a few days, you’ll see “bloodied chips” everywhere in the market—those low-cost holdings sold off in panic. But the key is, only those who are still alive and holding capital ammunition can truly pick up these chips. I believe that as long as we persist here and give it time, we should be able to earn a decent profit. This isn’t just hype; it’s the conviction that people who are bottom-positioning must have.

Currently, BTC is at $68.89K, ETH at around $2.05K, DOGE has returned to $0.10, but the opportunity window has just opened. Gradually accumulating, waiting for stabilization signals, is the wise strategy. Instead of disliking market volatility, it’s better to embrace the opportunities behind the fluctuations.