DOGE Today’s Opening Strategy: Short-Term Longs, Hold Up in the Middle, Catch the Rebound Without Chasing Highs

Family members, today DOGE’s market signals are just too interesting. The daily chart and the 1-hour chart are completely different storylines—let’s sort out today’s opening trade plan clearly!

First, look at the daily chart: the composite score is bearish; the moving averages are arranged in a bearish order; and it’s broken below the EMA200. The medium-term trend hasn’t fully turned stronger yet, so you can’t blindly go all-in with heavy positions in terms of the bigger picture. The good news is that the Fear & Greed Index directly dropped to 17, entering an extreme fear zone—this is a historic-level bottom-fishing signal. Medium- to long-term capital is already quietly positioning. The long/short ratio is 1.98, with longs holding the advantage, and OBV shows capital inflow—this indicates strong support below. If it can’t be driven down further, then that’s an opportunity.

Next, look at the 1-hour chart: it directly gives a strong long signal! EMA200 bullish support and the moving averages arranged in a bullish order, plus ADX showing strong bullish strength and maximum rebound momentum in the short term. But pay attention: there’s a KDJ death cross, and the funding rate is on the high side, which indicates the need for a short-term pullback—don’t chase the price up.

Today’s core strategy: go light on short-term longs, build positions in batches, and set a strict stop-loss. Absorb in batches in the 0.093-0.094 range, and place the stop-loss at the key support level of 0.090. The first target is 0.096-0.098; if it breaks through, then look toward the 0.1 level. Under the bearish background of the daily chart, you absolutely can’t hold through the trade—take profit when the rebound is in place, and wait for the daily trend to strengthen before taking the medium-term position.
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