#美联储降息 DOGE is struggling in the range of $0.13-$0.15, and in the past two months, it hasn't really gained any ground—stuck between $0.15 and $0.16, unable to break through. The market seems a bit tired, fear sentiment is spreading, and if this continues, we might face a new wave of selling pressure.

Honestly, Dogecoin’s current trend is largely driven by sentiment and hotspots. Whether Elon Musk makes a new statement, whether there is progress on Proof of Work, or whether ecological applications can truly land—these are the real factors influencing the price. The problem is, most of the news about these is still in the speculation stage, with little certainty.

But why am I still consistently investing in DOGE? There are three main reasons:

First, in the crypto world, few projects can match DOGE’s community cohesion and brand recognition. This consensus has long become a core competitive advantage. Second, major institutions like Grayscale are already applying for a DOGE spot ETF. Once approved, the institutional money flow will truly open up, and the volume of inflows will far surpass retail investors. Third, the story of DOGE being integrated into X platform for payments is still out there, with lots of room for imagination. If it really materializes, it could become a trigger point.

Regarding the future trend, I have a few key observations:

If the price can break through $0.155 with volume and stabilize, there’s a chance to open up upside potential, with around $0.22 being a reasonable target. More broadly, if the Federal Reserve enters a rate cut cycle next year, liquidity will loosen significantly, and assets like DOGE will benefit. Most importantly, if the ETF gets approved, DOGE can shift from purely sentiment-driven to a dual-engine mode of community plus institutional support, which is essential for building real value.

My strategy is clear: invest in reasonable proportions, never go all-in. The crypto market is highly volatile, so rationality is crucial. These analyses serve both as a logical review for myself and as a reference for those paying attention to DOGE.

If you're also holding, feel free to chat anytime; if not, no worries—just viewing from another perspective. But ultimately, investment decisions are your own responsibility, and that's all I have to say.