2026-01-11 03:29:46

DOGE's recent market action is indeed interesting. The daily moving averages have formed a death cross, and the bears are currently in the lead, with the bulls showing明显不足。

Look at the resistance level at 0.141 above; it has been unable to break through for a long time, repeatedly testing but failing to stabilize. The support zone at 0.13 below should be重点关注; if it accidentally falls below, we may need to consider继续走弱。

Honestly, this position is not very suitable for chasing highs now. Instead of repeatedly sideways trading here and going all-in, it's better to wait until it stabilizes at the support level before considering going long. This way, the success rate will be higher, and the risks are more controllable. Patience and waiting for opportunities are better than rushing to get in.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 1h ago

According to my analysis, the 0.141 level is simply a stubborn obstacle, constantly testing the waters but not daring to jump, a typical "pretending to break through." On-chain data shows that large wallets have indeed been reducing their positions these past two days. Interestingly, it seems that the bears are accumulating strength. To be honest, following the trend now is just gambling; it's better to wait until it drops to 0.13 to see whether it rebounds or continues to fall.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 10h ago

A death cross has occurred. The 0.141 level is indeed hard to break through. I think we should wait until 0.13 stabilizes before making any moves.

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ZkProofPudding

· 10h ago

Death cross appeared, 0.141 is like a steel gate, the bulls really can't push this wave. I'm just worried that breaking 0.13 will lead to further decline. Better wait for stabilization before entering again, don't be reckless. Range trading is suicide; this market is no fun. Dogecoin has really been messing with people's mentality lately. Repeated tests still don't break through. If the support level isn't held, the problem will be serious. There's no need to rush now. The bulls are exhausted; why is the resistance level so tough? Wait and see, don't move recklessly. Those who are patient have already made profits. This position is really awkward, feeling like you can't go up or down. Once the death cross appears, the bulls are basically out of the picture. Watch for support levels.

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MidsommarWallet

· 10h ago

0.141 can't be broken down, this wave is really frustrating. But speaking of which, why rush? I'll consider jumping in when it drops to 0.13.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 10h ago

A death cross and still want to get in, are you out of your mind? --- If 0.13 doesn't break, I'll keep observing. What's the rush? --- It's the same old story of waiting for an opportunity. Last time I waited, it took off directly. --- People who go all-in have already jumped in. You're here analyzing. --- Sideways trading is the most frustrating. Who can hold on until the breakdown? --- If the resistance level can't be broken, it means it's not ready. That logic is sound. --- Sounds like being trapped and wanting to lower the cost. --- Does support really work? Asking is just a false breakout. --- Is the risk controllable? When has cryptocurrency ever had controllable risk? --- I think if 0.13 doesn't break, it might actually be a buying point.

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LiquidatedTwice

· 11h ago

The death cross still hovers around 0.141, repeatedly testing it—it's a typical fake-out. Let's wait until it drops to 0.13 before making a move.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 11h ago

Still want to buy after the death cross? Wait until it stabilizes before making a move. Going all-in now is just courting death.

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