DOGE/USDT – Positive Signs, But Caution Required
Updated
DOGE has shown resilience during the recent market decline, holding steady despite the broader downtrend. This is a positive sign of underlying strength.However, we’ve touched the support band multiple times, which raises the possibility of a liquidity grab below this level before a potential continuation upward. Traders should remain cautious and look for confirmation of a move back above the support after any potential liquidity sweep.
Key Observations:
- Support Band: Repeated tests may indicate weakening; watch for a potential break and recovery.
- Liquidity Grab: A dip below support could act as a springboard for the next move higher.
- Confirmation Needed: Wait for price action to reclaim the support level before entering.
- Patience is key here. A liquidity grab could provide an excellent opportunity for long positions if recovery signals are strong.
I keep my charts clean and simple because I believe clarity leads to better decisions.
My approach is built on years of experience and a solid track record. I don’t claim to know it all, but I’m confident in my ability to spot high-probability setups.
My Previous Analysis
🐶 DOGEUSDT.P: Next Move
🎨 RENDERUSDT.P: Opportunity of the Month
💎 ETHUSDT.P: Where to Retrace
🟢 BNBUSDT.P: Potential Surge
📊 BTC Dominance: Reaction Zone
🌊 WAVESUSDT.P: Demand Zone Potential
🟣 UNIUSDT.P: Long-Term Trade
🔵 XRPUSDT.P: Entry Zones
🔗 LINKUSDT.P: Follow The River
📈 BTCUSDT.P: Two Key Demand Zones
🟩 POLUSDT: Bullish Momentum
🌟 PENDLEUSDT: Where Opportunity Meets Precision
🔥 BTCUSDT.P: Liquidation of Highly Leveraged Longs
🌊 SOLUSDT.P: SOL's Dip - Your Opportunity
🐸 1000PEPEUSDT.P: Prime Bounce Zone Unlocked
🚀 ETHUSDT.P: Set to Explode - Don't Miss This Game Changer
🤖 IQUSDT: Smart Plan
Trade active
Blue box active
Related publications
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.