2025-12-25 09:10:35

#数字资产市场动态 DOGE currently looks a bit interesting. Recently, three price levels are the main focus: the first barrier at 0.08, then down to 0.05, and the final target at 0.005.

Why this view? Simply put, the current market is heavily concentrated with long leverage positions. Out of ten traders, at least nine are borrowing money to leverage long. What does this mean? Once the price slightly adjusts, the borrowing ratio immediately rises, and the pressure on leveraged positions skyrockets. When the main force pushes the price up, the cost becomes increasingly high. Once a conflicting situation forms, the downside potential is actually opened up. That's how the market works: the more leverage there is, the more obvious the turning point becomes.

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MercilessHalal

· 4h ago

0.005? Bro, this target is too aggressive, a leverage liquidation blockbuster theater.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 4h ago

Leverage so concentrated is really incredible; when the dump happens, no one will be able to escape. --- I think the 0.05 level will be very interesting; whether the main force is protecting or dumping depends on the sentiment. --- The more people borrow to go long, the more spectacular the liquidation will be; this logic is sound. --- Honestly, nine out of ten are not borrowing; isn't that ratio a bit exaggerated? Where did you get this data? --- Waiting to see, it feels like if 0.08 breaks, things will get very ugly afterward. --- Leverage pressure is so high that it will eventually be released; the only question is when. --- The high concentration actually makes me a bit nervous, afraid that the main force has already noticed.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 4h ago

0.005? Bro, that's a pretty aggressive target, cutting from 0.08 down to 0.005 in one go... How many liquidations would it take to cover that?

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LonelyAnchorman

· 4h ago

Why is the leverage long position so aggressive? It feels like a crash is just around the corner.

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TestnetNomad

· 4h ago

0.005 is a bit of an extreme target level, but honestly, with leverage so concentrated, it will eventually collapse.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 4h ago

Leverage is so aggressive? Nine out of ten are long, this approach will inevitably lead to liquidation sooner or later. At that point, it will just be a matter of who can run faster.

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