DOGE's current technical situation is somewhat disappointing. When RSI dropped to 18.6, I finally saw clearly—this "dog" has supported for 12 years, relying nothing more than a meme and some external hot topics.

The data is in front of us: Japan has partnerships, institutions hold positions, merchants accept payments... but behind these glows, the reality is quite different.

In 6 weeks, RSI fell from a high level to 18.62, with 33.8 million USD fleeing, and the large holders' sell-off ratio reaching 73.5%. From its all-time high, it has dropped 81%, and this is no longer a correction cycle but a systemic belief reconstruction.

The most heartbreaking part is—over 12 years of operation, there has been almost no technological breakthrough, and the ecosystem is nearly blank. All the storylines ultimately point to the same source: it relies on circulating network cultural symbols. Trading volume is like withered eggplants, drooping.

The 0.14 level has already become some kind of life-and-death line.

But this question is worth asking: when we see through a bubble, where should the funds go next? Jumping from one ship to another equally damaged ship—how do we account for this?

My choice is to turn to tracks with substantive profit logic—such as liquidity staking and stablecoin ecosystems.

The reason is straightforward: the crypto space is filled with emotion-driven narratives and overload of stories. What we need are assets supported by technology, with ecological closed-loops, capable of generating real returns. These projects do not rely on influencer effects or meme hype but are built on deep financial logic.

If you also start to feel tired of chasing hot topics and fatigued by sharp price fluctuations, then this direction might be worth exploring. The key is to find protocols that can both hedge risks and generate returns through mechanism design. That’s the way to break free from the noise.