2025-12-27 14:21:04

DOGE's recent performance has indeed provided the market with many insights. Its strength doesn't lie in technological innovation but in liquidity and market penetration—somewhat like the traffic driver in the crypto space. You may look down on its "lack of professionalism," but market recognition is there.

The current price fluctuations are actually doing a filtering: those retail investors who want to get rich overnight relying solely on luck are gradually leaving, leaving behind participants willing to make long-term allocations.

Position management is particularly critical. Keeping the holding of a single coin within 5% is not conservative; it's basic skills for survival. Combined with dollar-cost averaging strategies and core position thinking, it allows participation in upward trends while resisting pullback pressures. Will it reach new highs? Possibly. But the prerequisite is that you have to survive until that day.

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RadioShackKnight

· 19h ago

Liquidity beats technology? I agree with this statement, but to be honest, DOGE's popularity is still thanks to Musk's endorsement; otherwise, it would have long become a copycat coin.

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bridgeOops

· 19h ago

Traffic coins are just traffic coins; to put it simply, they earn consensus money, which is fine. But now, still daring to all-in on a single coin, surviving in three out of ten is already pretty good.

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degenonymous

· 19h ago

Liquidity is king, there's no debate about that. DOGE is all about this principle. Living to see that day is the real goal; many die before dawn... 5% position size is really not a loss. The ones who got rich overnight have already left; the remaining are the true players.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 19h ago

Haha, this is the reality. DOGE relies on hype to survive, but you have to admit, it does have a market. Being around longer makes you the winner. Those who want to go all-in should wake up early. I've already been doing this with a 5% position limit; there's no other way.

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 20h ago

Liquidity is king, DOGE has explained this thoroughly. No matter how strong the technology is, if no one trades it, it's useless. The line about reaching a new high really hit home—how many people die before dawn... I've been following the 5% position strategy for a year, and it really makes me feel secure. My sleep quality has improved too. Compared to those chasing gains and selling off, we who are steady actually live longer. DCAing into the base position is indeed satisfying; during pullbacks, my mindset remains incredibly stable. If you look down on DOGE's technical fundamentals, it's probably fine—market sentiment is far more important than technicals. It's all a game of human nature. Don't fuss over whether something is mainstream or not; making money is the real deal. When retail investors start to exit, it's usually the best time for professionals to enter.

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