I've noticed something while monitoring the market recently: funds are continuously flowing out, and the market is clearly not as exuberant as it was before. Looking at derivatives data, long liquidations far exceed short ones—which means leveraged longs are getting wiped out.
The price action is also interesting: every small rebound gets sold off, a typical downtrend channel characteristic. With capital outflow and leverage liquidation feeding each other, once this negative cycle forms, it's not easy to reverse in the short term. Chasing longs at this level really isn't worth the risk/reward.
**A few key technical points:** Current price: $0.1389
Downside: Strong support in the $0.1378–0.1383 range (historically high trading volume) Upside: Obvious resistance at $0.1465–0.1479, with about 6% upside potential
**If you want to trade:** - Consider cautiously building a position in batches around $0.1383 on a pullback - Definitely set a stop loss; cut losses if it drops below $0.1375 (keep losses under 1%) - First target at $0.1445, aggressive target at $0.1475
But honestly, with the current weak setup, it might be safer to wait until the trend becomes clearer before entering. Don’t rush to bottom fish—the market isn’t going anywhere.
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ValidatorViking
· 19h ago
liquidations looking brutal rn... that confluence of capital drain + leverage cascade is exactly how consensus breaks down. seen this pattern before, not pretty.
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HashBard
· 19h ago
nah doge rn feels like watching a tragedy unfold in real-time... the narrative arc just doesn't hit anymore, does it? all those longs getting liquidated, it's almost poetic in how brutal the market's being. the psychology here is *chef's kiss* - fear cascading into forced exits, rinse repeat. think i'll sit this one out, let the dust settle first tbh
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PuzzledScholar
· 19h ago
Harvesting retail investors again, this wave of longs is really miserable.
Dumping the market again, the funds are really fleeing.
I've had my eye on the 0.1375 level for a while.
Wait, that's not right, I really should've waited for the trend to become clear before making a move.
The harvesting has just started, going in now is just giving money away.
Should I keep holding onto my DOGE?
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OnchainGossiper
· 19h ago
It’s the same situation again—bulls are bleeding and people are still trying to buy the dip. Really haven’t learned the lesson.
With the market this weak, rather than chasing risk, it’s better to wait for a clear signal.
When funds withdraw, they really withdraw. Selling into rebounds is just another shakeout—this trick is getting old.
The 0.1383 level is somewhat interesting, but it only matters if 0.1375 is broken.
Plenty of people in our group got cut up in this round.
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RektButStillHere
· 20h ago
Another bull trap, we really need to wait this time.
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As for capital outflow... what can I say, we should've seen this coming.
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The 0.1375 stop-loss idea is pretty good, but I still think it's safer to wait.
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Every rebound gets slammed down, I'm way too familiar with this pattern.
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Rather than bottom fishing now, it's better to watch from the sidelines. The coins aren't going to grow legs and run away.
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Leveraged longs getting wiped out this cleanly is honestly a bit brutal.
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There's still so much room to that resistance level, so why rush to get in?
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To put it bluntly, it's a hot potato right now—whoever takes it loses.
#数字货币市场洞察 **$DOGE Recent Observation Notes**
I've noticed something while monitoring the market recently: funds are continuously flowing out, and the market is clearly not as exuberant as it was before. Looking at derivatives data, long liquidations far exceed short ones—which means leveraged longs are getting wiped out.
The price action is also interesting: every small rebound gets sold off, a typical downtrend channel characteristic. With capital outflow and leverage liquidation feeding each other, once this negative cycle forms, it's not easy to reverse in the short term. Chasing longs at this level really isn't worth the risk/reward.
**A few key technical points:**
Current price: $0.1389
Downside: Strong support in the $0.1378–0.1383 range (historically high trading volume)
Upside: Obvious resistance at $0.1465–0.1479, with about 6% upside potential
**If you want to trade:**
- Consider cautiously building a position in batches around $0.1383 on a pullback
- Definitely set a stop loss; cut losses if it drops below $0.1375 (keep losses under 1%)
- First target at $0.1445, aggressive target at $0.1475
But honestly, with the current weak setup, it might be safer to wait until the trend becomes clearer before entering. Don’t rush to bottom fish—the market isn’t going anywhere.