2026-01-07 00:10:09

#美联储降息预期升温 Looking at $DOGE, I am optimistic. The reason is simple—current position is right at the bottom range. Such lows often give birth to major market movements, and historical data repeatedly confirms this pattern. From a cyclical perspective, the rebound could have considerable room, and targets of hundreds of thousands of times are not just wishful thinking. The key is to give yourself a chance to patiently wait and not be scared out by short-term fluctuations. The market's upward signals are accumulating, and whoever seizes this opportunity will be able to share in the dividends of a major market trend.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 01-07 12:27

Hundreds of thousands of times? Man, you're dreaming a bit big. I just want to know how the historical data is verified. --- People talk about the bottom range every month, but what’s the result? I still trust the support levels on the chart more. --- Expectations of rate cuts are indeed good news, but DOGE still ultimately depends on market sentiment. Short-term fluctuations can really scare people. --- I have opportunities to wait, but I can't buy into a target of hundreds of thousands of times. That's too fantastical. --- Basically, it's a bet on Musk's next tweet. Don't dress it up as technical analysis. --- Cycle judgment? I just look at how institutions are behaving now; they are the real source of signals. --- Mindset is definitely the most important. I've been caught too many times before. Now I just hold with a Zen attitude. --- I don't deny DOGE has a chance, but this kind of statement reminds me of the hype calls during the last bull market. --- I agree that there's room for a rebound, but the leap from the bottom to the moon is just too outrageous.

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SelfRugger

· 01-07 00:40

Bottom? Ha, how many times have I heard that word... Last time they said bottom and it dropped another 30%. Again with the ten thousand times multiplier, wake up everyone, I'm already tired of hearing this kind of talk. Let me first look at how the historical data verifies this, it feels a bit like mysticism. How long can the expectation of interest rate cuts last this time? It mainly depends on what the folks at the Federal Reserve are thinking. Actually, I just want to hear if there's any essential difference between this "bottom" and the last "bottom." DOGE is indeed cheap, but being cheap doesn't mean it has to go up... I just can't understand this logic. Short-term fluctuations are one thing, being trapped long-term is another; that's about it.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-07 00:37

Bottom range? Why do I see that the MACD hasn't had a golden cross yet? The technical outlook for this rebound is a bit shaky. Hundreds of thousands of times? Wake up, buddy. We've already suffered losses at historical highs and you're still talking about targets. Short-term volatility scaring you out? It's not about volatility; it's about not setting the stop-loss properly. Giving yourself the chance to wait is giving the opportunity for losses to ferment. The bearish signals are accumulating, not bullish signals. Look again at the head and shoulders top pattern.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 01-07 00:31

Oh no, it's the bottom theory again. I heard this story last year. --- Hundreds of thousands of times? Dream on, brother. Wake up. --- It sounds really good, but they just won't say when it will rise. --- By the time I get on the train, it will have already left. I'm still a spectator in this wave. --- Historical data repeatedly verified? Bro, that's dead data. What about the live market? --- Give me a chance to be patient... Only when there's no money in my wallet is it true patience. --- Expectations of interest rate cuts are back again. Same old story every time, and every time we're caught. --- Dividends belong to others, but we get the leek-cutting.

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-07 00:17

The bottom signal is indeed strong, but the claim of a hundred thousand times return definitely warrants a question mark. --- DOGE is really a good opportunity for catching the dip right now; it all depends on who can hold out. --- Historical data speaks for itself; the probability of a rebound from low levels is indeed high, the key is to stay calm. --- Once the Fed's rate cut expectations materialize, assets like these will take off in minutes. --- That's right, short-term volatility scares out the retail investors; long-term holding is the true way to be a winner. --- I think the same; the previous two bottoms also started this way. --- A hundred thousand times might be a bit exaggerated, but the potential for several times increase still exists. --- Patience is key—many people lose because they can't sit still. --- DOGE, this target, feels like a wave is coming. --- The bottom range is indeed conducive to brewing a big move; I am also waiting for this signal.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-07 00:13

Well, the bottom indeed presents good opportunities, but that hundred-thousand-fold... come on, buddy. --- If DOGE really takes off this time, I would have been financially free long ago. Don't tease me. --- Expecting rate cuts is a positive signal, but a low point doesn't necessarily mean a rebound. That logic is a bit far-fetched. --- Patience is good, but don't use patience as an excuse for gambling. What about risk control? --- Honestly, I'm a bit afraid of this position now, worried that the bottom might break again. --- Hundred-thousand-fold? Don't think too much about it for now. Just getting back to the previous high would be good. --- Market signal accumulation? They say it every day, but what’s the result? --- I don't deny that DOGE might have a chance, but this article is overhyping it a bit. --- I just want to know, how much did you invest in this wave? --- I've heard the bottom theory so many times, each time claiming it's the bottom, but it keeps falling. Why is this time different?

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