This recent wave of market movement truly caught many off guard. A few days ago, news about payment apps integrating Dogecoin boosted market sentiment. However, the afternoon trend was like a cold splash—DOGE directly broke below the key support of $0.14, with a low of $0.1326, and a single-day drop of over 3.7%.
From on-chain data, the impact of this decline was quite significant: • 24-hour long position liquidations exceeded $12 million • Many retail investors chasing the high were forced to exit after support levels failed • Market selling pressure was clearly greater than buying support
The current situation is indeed somewhat tangled. On one hand, the adoption of payment scenarios is a medium-term positive, and this logic holds. On the other hand, the short-term weak price reaction is damaging confidence. From a technical perspective:
**Upside scenario**: If $0.13 can hold as support, the rebound could target around $0.18 **Downside risk**: If it falls below $0.13, the next support might be near $0.12
The key issue here is—whether this decline is mainly driven by large players baiting and trapping retail investors or a classic shakeout to absorb liquidity? Both possibilities exist. The crucial factor will be the upcoming trading volume and the overall trend of (BTC).
Current holders face three main options: hold firmly expecting a rebound, buy the dip to average down, or exit early to avoid further risk. There’s no definitive answer; it depends on individual risk tolerance and capital allocation.
Recent market movements have indeed been somewhat taxing, but as a market sentiment indicator, Dogecoin’s future performance remains worth watching.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 13h ago
It's the same old trick again—once the payment app launches, it pumps up the price, then crashes... retail investors get cut again.
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governance_lurker
· 19h ago
Here we go again with the same rhetoric, holding at 0.13 to bounce back to 0.18? Said the same last time.
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20 million liquidation, it seems another wave of retail investors is being harvested.
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The good news for payment scenarios is a joke; prices don't lie, after all.
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I just want to know if this is a shakeout or a real drop. Can anyone see through it?
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Every time they say to buy the dip, but those who buy at the bottom end up crying.
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Dogecoin's weather vane is really not very accurate; anyway, it just follows Bitcoin's lead.
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Breaking 0.13 depends on 0.12. Is that your analysis? I can do that too.
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There are actually only one of three paths for holders: just wait to die.
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I see the news about payment app integration as fake; it indeed can't hold the price.
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Why do I always feel that this kind of technical analysis is just armchair quarterbacking after the fact?
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The chain reaction is retail investors getting liquidated en masse, while the big players laugh last.
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HodlAndChill
· 12-15 16:11
Are you trying to shake out again? I really can't tell if this is just a shakeout or a real drop. Anyway, I choose to lie low and observe.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 12-15 16:11
It's the same pattern again: the price surges when payments are implemented, then crashes when it turns around. Retail investors are always the bag holders.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 12-15 16:09
It's the same trick again—once the payment message is out, the price surges, then it crashes directly to cut the leeks.
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-15 16:08
12 million liquidation scale... The liquidity gap is so large, the price difference space on DEX is interesting.
If the 0.13 level can't hold, how much depth is there for support behind it? That's the key.
The positive impact on payment scenarios this time is a bit of a false start; retail investors got completely wiped out.
I monitored the slippage of trading pairs, and the abnormal fluctuations this time are indeed caused by arbitrage bots frantically buying.
The trend of Bitcoin (BTC) determines everything; DOGE is now just an emotional market.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 12-15 15:57
Another wave of cutting leeks, payment messages can't save it
#大户持仓变化 【DOGE Market Flash Crash Behind|Technical Breakdown Triggering Chain Reaction】
This recent wave of market movement truly caught many off guard. A few days ago, news about payment apps integrating Dogecoin boosted market sentiment. However, the afternoon trend was like a cold splash—DOGE directly broke below the key support of $0.14, with a low of $0.1326, and a single-day drop of over 3.7%.
From on-chain data, the impact of this decline was quite significant:
• 24-hour long position liquidations exceeded $12 million
• Many retail investors chasing the high were forced to exit after support levels failed
• Market selling pressure was clearly greater than buying support
The current situation is indeed somewhat tangled. On one hand, the adoption of payment scenarios is a medium-term positive, and this logic holds. On the other hand, the short-term weak price reaction is damaging confidence. From a technical perspective:
**Upside scenario**: If $0.13 can hold as support, the rebound could target around $0.18
**Downside risk**: If it falls below $0.13, the next support might be near $0.12
The key issue here is—whether this decline is mainly driven by large players baiting and trapping retail investors or a classic shakeout to absorb liquidity? Both possibilities exist. The crucial factor will be the upcoming trading volume and the overall trend of (BTC).
Current holders face three main options: hold firmly expecting a rebound, buy the dip to average down, or exit early to avoid further risk. There’s no definitive answer; it depends on individual risk tolerance and capital allocation.
Recent market movements have indeed been somewhat taxing, but as a market sentiment indicator, Dogecoin’s future performance remains worth watching.