Recently, a friend asked me about DOGE. To be honest, every time I see questions like this, I have to pause and think about how to respond.

Do you remember the 2021 surge? It shot up from a few cents directly to over 0.7 dollars. How many people thought they had found the secret to life at that time? But now it has fallen to $0.14, and all those expectations have turned into regrets of being trapped.

There are all kinds of voices online—talk of Japan partnerships, the 2026 debit card plan, and other rumors flying everywhere. But you have to understand one thing—the market doesn’t buy into that. The good news on paper is never worth anything; what really matters is where the money flows. 🏦

Looking at the technicals makes it very clear. The EMA bearish alignment is already in place, and every rebound is a good opportunity to cut losses. What about signals like MACD golden cross or J-value oversold? In a strong bearish trend, they are just fleeting illusions and unreliable.

What’s more heartbreaking is that big funds and whales have already started reducing their positions. Retail investors are still eager to buy the dip, unaware that they are becoming the last bagholders.

DOGE is no longer the coin that can be pushed up 20% by a single tweet from Elon Musk. That era is long gone. Currently, Bollinger Bands are narrowing, volatility is sluggish, arbitrage opportunities have disappeared, and funds are naturally turning away.

If you ask me: if you still hold DOGE now, sell decisively if it rebounds between 0.145 and 0.15; if you’re waiting for a bottom opportunity, wait until it breaks below 0.135 before considering. In any case, don’t risk a heavy position.

The market is never short of opportunities; what’s missing is those who stay alive to find them. The DOGE story is already over—don’t let sentiment be the reason you pay the price.