Recently I've been thinking that if there are any interest rate cuts or major news next month, the big players are likely to coordinate an early move. Regarding Dogecoin, my judgment is that it still needs to test below 0.11 once more to thoroughly shake out the chips. Then, once the news is confirmed, it could very likely surge directly from around 0.1, with a target above 0.18. That increase could outpace yesterday's bullish candle by several streets. But we're still in a downtrend cycle, so no rush. The logic for SOL is actually the same; currently hovering around 100, there’s also a probability of directly rushing to the 150-180 range later. For BTC and ETH, we need to see if there are any new triggers recently, but the overall framework should be similar—first kill the shorts, then rally back.
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MoonMathMagic
· 9h ago
Hmm, talking about the market makers again. Why do I keep hearing this story?
Dogecoin dropping to 0.11—feels like everyone has already said this.
Wait, will the news really cause such a rally? Why didn't I catch it last time?
SOL aiming for 150-180? Let's see if it can stay above 100 first, haha.
The overall idea sounds okay, but it all seems to depend on that "news." And where's the news?
Don't worry, I've heard that phrase too many times. In the end, it's always "don't rush, don't rush."
Having a clear framework is good, but I don't know when that "moment" will come.
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ponzi_poet
· 9h ago
Are you coming back to shake out the chips again? Why do I feel like you say this every time?
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Bottoming below 0.11? The bottom-fishing guys are about to get trapped again, haha.
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Come on, if it really can rise from 0.1 to 0.18 this time, I’ll just eat my hat.
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Dogecoin still needs to fall? Then I’ll just keep shorting and fishing.
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The moment the rate cut news comes out, everything surges. This script is so played out.
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Wait, SOL 150-180? First, ask if BTC will buy into it before saying anything.
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The overall framework is just a trap to cut the leeks, to sound nice.
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Don’t move before the news is confirmed. I’ve heard that line too many times.
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First kill the shorts, then rally, then cut the longs again, cycle repeats.
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A sudden surge around 0.1? Heh, I bet five cents to reverse and dump.
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VirtualRichDream
· 9h ago
Wait, wash another round at 0.11? Why do I feel like this explanation always works... It was the same last time.
The market maker's moves are so obvious, how are people still getting caught?
SOL hitting 150-180? Forget it, let's just stay alive and see 120 first.
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UnruggableChad
· 9h ago
Wait, is it the same old rinse and pull again? I feel like we're hearing this story every month.
Recently I've been thinking that if there are any interest rate cuts or major news next month, the big players are likely to coordinate an early move. Regarding Dogecoin, my judgment is that it still needs to test below 0.11 once more to thoroughly shake out the chips. Then, once the news is confirmed, it could very likely surge directly from around 0.1, with a target above 0.18. That increase could outpace yesterday's bullish candle by several streets. But we're still in a downtrend cycle, so no rush. The logic for SOL is actually the same; currently hovering around 100, there’s also a probability of directly rushing to the 150-180 range later. For BTC and ETH, we need to see if there are any new triggers recently, but the overall framework should be similar—first kill the shorts, then rally back.