Dogecoin's recent rebound indeed makes people a bit nervous. The previous downward trend truly created a lot of psychological pressure, and many holders have been repeatedly analyzing the market direction. Actually, based on past experience and candlestick patterns, this kind of adjustment is very likely just a normal correction of the previous gains and not a reversal signal.

But there is a premise that must be emphasized— you need to have a solid stop-loss line. Especially for those who are long-term investors, there's no need to be overly sensitive to short-term fluctuations. Even if the account's unrealized profits temporarily shrink by 50%, there's no need to panic excessively. This is the cost of long-term holding and also the foundation of future gains.

It's easier said than done. I myself couldn't hold on either and was a bit nervous. But thinking carefully, this precisely highlights the importance of mental management in long-term trading. Technical analysis can be optimized, market trends can be analyzed, but psychological resilience must be cultivated through repeated fluctuations. Fellow partners, can you still keep your composure during this period?