2025-12-17 00:21:11

The Federal Reserve's early morning rate cut decision triggered intense volatility in the crypto market. Dogecoin was hit hardest, directly breaking below the key level of $0.1407, and briefly falling to a session low of $0.1372. The speed of this decline was so rapid that it caught many off guard—many traders who bought high are now likely silent.

Interestingly, while rate cuts are generally expected to be bullish for liquidity, the market played a "buy the rumor, sell the fact" game. This reflects traders' pessimistic expectations about the policy's effectiveness and a reaffirmation of the crypto market's fragility.

From the market sentiment perspective, this move by Dogecoin is not surprising. As one of the most sentiment-driven assets, any slight change in Federal Reserve policy can cause sharp fluctuations. From the break to the lowest point, the candlestick chart shows a conspicuous large bearish candle, completing a rapid descent within just a few minutes.

However, the turning point appeared at $0.1372. This level exhibited a clear "volume-price divergence"—despite continuous selling pressure, the price did not further decline. Based on years of market watching experience, this phenomenon usually indicates two possibilities: first, the short-sellers' momentum is gradually exhausted; second, large funds are quietly accumulating at the bottom.

Although Dogecoin's sentiment attribute is obvious, the technical support levels after significant drops often become focal points for bulls and bears. The performance at the $0.1372 level may be brewing the next trading signal.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 2025-12-20 00:20

It's the same old "buy the rumor, sell the fact" strategy, and it works every time, really. After this wave of Dogecoin, the guys who chased the high are probably experiencing a surge in blood pressure... Wait, can the support level at 0.1372 really hold? Feels like it could drop again at any moment. Large capital absorption? Or a short-term rebound? The information landscape is still too chaotic; I really can't make sense of it.

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SquidTeacher

· 2025-12-19 23:26

Is it the Federal Reserve again? Cutting interest rates and causing a sell-off—this script is really top-notch. How painful must it be for those who chased the pump during this Dogecoin wave, haha. That 0.1372 level is indeed interesting; I've seen this kind of divergence between volume and price several times before. The bottom might really be absorbing the supply, waiting for a rebound.

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 2025-12-17 00:45

It's the same old trick again, buying on expectations and selling on facts is truly impressive. Dogecoin has dropped so quickly, the guys who chased the high are probably reflecting on life right now. The 0.1372 level is interesting, could the divergence between volume and price indicate that big funds are accumulating? I'm a bit looking forward to the next movement. Interest rate cuts are good for liquidity, but instead, the market is selling off? Is market sentiment this fragile? This wave of decline on the K-line is really eye-catching, it bottomed out in just a few minutes, so exciting. That's just how Dogecoin is, even a slight policy change can cause a riot, it's really more emotional than other coins. Wait, could 0.1372 rebound? I've been watching for so long, and it does seem to show signs of support. Those who chased the high are all silent now haha, this is the reality.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 2025-12-17 00:43

It's the Federal Reserve again, and Dogecoin again. I can almost recite this routine haha. Wait, divergence between price and volume? Bottom accumulation? Feels like another sign of a trap to shake out weak hands. Honestly, the probability that 0.1372 won't hold is higher. Don't be fooled by technicals. For those chasing the high, do you remember the lessons? It's that simple.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 2025-12-17 00:43

Probably now everyone wants to stay silent about chasing highs, hahaha. The Federal Reserve has really played it out this time... buying on expectations and selling on facts, the套路 is on point. The divergence between price and volume at the 0.1372 level is quite interesting, is there big capital lurking at the bottom or are the shorts exhausted... This dog coin is really an emotional coin, a slight breeze and it dumps sharply. I just want to figure out whether I should still buy in or not.

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