Does anyone still remember the crazy surge of Dogecoin to $0.73 in 2021? In the blink of an eye, it dropped to a low of $0.14, more than halving from its peak.
Regarding whether to get in now, the market is divided into two camps. The optimistic side believes that a deep dip is a signal to buy the dip, advocating for increasing positions on dips, reasoning that Dogecoin, as a mainstream coin and also a leader in the MEME sector, will easily break through the $0.3 and $0.5 thresholds once the trend starts. The pessimistic side worries about continued bottomless decline and considers blindly buying risky.
Honestly, from the cyclical nature of MEME assets, Dogecoin does have this potential. But to truly see a rebound miracle, it depends on whether market sentiment can really turn around. The current question is: are you mentally prepared for a further 50% drop?
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RektRecovery
· 5h ago
ngl this "it'll bounce back" copium hits different when you've already watched it crater 80%... classic meme coin death spiral tbh
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P2ENotWorking
· 5h ago
0.73 That wave I lost a lot of money on, now looking at 0.14 I feel it's too hot to handle...
Basically, it's betting on Musk tweeting again next time, everything else is nonsense.
Still dare to add to your position? I'm already considering cutting losses, bro.
Dogecoin? Let's talk about it again when it returns to mainstream hot topics. Right now, it's just a game of hot potato.
If it drops another 50%, I might really have to liquidate everything. I can't handle the mentality.
Why are there still so many optimists? Is history really that easy to repeat?
Even the MEME leader can't save those who are trapped. That's the reality.
Those who buy the dip all end up getting wiped out. I've seen it clearly.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 5h ago
$0.73 was really crazy back then. Looking back now, I regret not going all in... But I really don't dare to buy in now.
Another 50% drop? Sister, don't scare me. My mentality has already collapsed.
Basically, it's betting on market sentiment. Whether to gamble on this round all depends on luck.
Can Dogecoin turn around this time? Honestly, I don't know, but friends who bought in are now cursing.
People who bought the dip are probably all trapped pretty deep now. Let's pray it can rebound.
Instead of worrying about whether to get in or not, it's better to ask yourself how much you can afford to lose.
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DAOdreamer
· 5h ago
When it was 0.73, I was afraid and didn't buy. Now at 0.14, I'm starting to hesitate again... Isn't this just the self-cultivation of retail investors?
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Basically, it's gambling on market sentiment. I think it won't drop another 50%, but don't expect it to skyrocket either.
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Dogecoin is probably just dependent on Elon Musk's mood...
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Those bottom-fishing are all gamblers; who can accurately catch the real bottom?
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Instead of worrying about whether to buy or not, better ask yourself how much you can lose and still sleep well.
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I'm too scared to touch this round; the 2021 wave already taught me a lesson.
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Memecoin is a betting game; those who can afford to lose can play casually. If you can't afford to lose, don't watch the market.
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Break through $0.5? First, wait and see if there's a new hype topic.
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There's no point in psychological preparation. What should have been psychologically prepared is how I didn't buy at 0.7.
Does anyone still remember the crazy surge of Dogecoin to $0.73 in 2021? In the blink of an eye, it dropped to a low of $0.14, more than halving from its peak.
Regarding whether to get in now, the market is divided into two camps. The optimistic side believes that a deep dip is a signal to buy the dip, advocating for increasing positions on dips, reasoning that Dogecoin, as a mainstream coin and also a leader in the MEME sector, will easily break through the $0.3 and $0.5 thresholds once the trend starts. The pessimistic side worries about continued bottomless decline and considers blindly buying risky.
Honestly, from the cyclical nature of MEME assets, Dogecoin does have this potential. But to truly see a rebound miracle, it depends on whether market sentiment can really turn around. The current question is: are you mentally prepared for a further 50% drop?