Just now I was looking at the chart of $DOGE , and suddenly remembered that time in 2021.

Back then, Musk's single tweet sent DOGE from a few cents to over $0.70 overnight, making countless people rich overnight—everyone's朋友圈 was flooded with screenshots of their gains. Now? $0.139, like a forgotten celebrity who occasionally pops up to remind everyone they still exist.

Looking at DOGE's current chart, it's as if a shy guy is hesitating whether to confess his feelings: the MACD has already crossed up, but the EMA is still playing hard to get. The whales are accumulating while watching cautiously, while retail investors are screaming "super cycle" from the rooftops.

This fragmented market actually reveals a harsh truth:

The market no longer believes in simple stories.

Back then, DOGE soared from a few cents to $0.70—what fueled it? Musk's tweet and mass FOMO. Now? Musk is still tweeting, but the market barely reacts, as if it's seen the same joke ten times already.

What's the biggest problem now? It's not technicals—it's that everyone is waiting. Retail investors are waiting for the whales to act, the whales are waiting for market sentiment, and the result is a 58% drop in volume, with everyone frozen in观望.

At $0.139 now, my take is:

Those chasing high prices should wait for a pullback to $0.12. Those looking to buy the bottom should first check if $0.13 can hold.

One whale is still holding despite a $17 million loss—either he truly believes, or he has inside information.