2025-12-18 21:20:24

Dogecoin has been oscillating around $0.13, scaring many newcomers into cutting their losses. But is this really the time to escape? In fact, this could be the easiest opportunity to get on board by the end of 2025.

Over the past week, DOGE has been fiercely battling at this price level. On December 16, it briefly dropped to a short-term low of $0.131, but trading volume suddenly surged by 77%, with a transaction volume reaching $1.08 billion. What does this divergence between volume and price usually indicate?

I survived the 2021 rally—watching Dogecoin jump from $0.05 to $0.73 in one go. Back then, the most profitable traders were those who quietly bought in when everyone was shouting "It's over." Whales' strategic moves always unfold quietly when beginners are most panicked.

**Three technical signals to watch closely:**

First is the $0.13 support level. As of December 17, DOGE has shown strong resilience here, even forming a decent bottom reversal pattern on the daily chart. This support level is critical because it coincides with the lower edge of Dogecoin’s monthly Ichimoku cloud. After the cloud bottom curves downward around $0.12–$0.13 and then flattens out, it becomes the last line of defense for long-term trend traders to determine whether Dogecoin can maintain its structural integrity over the years.

Second is on-chain data. The movements of large holders often reflect the market’s true sentiment in advance. Recently, there have been some unusual signs—not rushing to sell off, but rather quietly accumulating.

Coupled with abnormal trading volume, these three signals together suggest that the market might be brewing a potential trend reversal. Of course, technical signals are never 100% accurate, but when these indicators appear together, it at least indicates that risks and opportunities are being re-priced.

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GasWaster

· 2025-12-21 18:46

ngl if i'm buying doge rn it's gonna cost me more in gas than the actual pump lmao... but yeah 0.13 is lowkey the move

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RetiredMiner

· 2025-12-20 18:31

Wait, is the whale silently accumulating again? This support at 0.13 is quite solid. I really can't understand the panic-selling retail investors. The worst time is precisely when to get in. This argument about the one-eyed balanced cloud is a bit deep, but the divergence between volume and price is indeed worth paying attention to. I didn't manage to bottom out last year, and I don't want to miss out again this time. On-chain data shows accumulation rather than panic selling, indicating that big players are in the know. Breaking 0.13 is really a watershed; if it breaks, we'll wait and see. In 2021, I also got in at the last moment, and it was a huge profit. This time feels a bit familiar.

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Tokenomics911

· 2025-12-19 13:41

It's the same old story again, whales accumulating, divergence between volume and price, bottom reversal... I've heard it so many times my ears are calloused. Everyone who has actually cut some meat understands, so looking at this kind of analysis again is pretty useless. But the support at 0.13 is really eye-catching. If it breaks, there might really be a problem. The easiest trap for beginners is believing in phrases like "the last line of defense," which can lead to zeroing out overnight. I'll wait until there's a breakout before saying anything. --- After missing the 0.05 opportunity last year and regretting it until now, why am I still too scared to get in this time... It's really PTSD. --- Another story of "whales quietly accumulating." How many people can this kind of talk fool? The real problem is, who the TM really knows what whales are doing. --- Honestly, people who sell now will regret it next year, but the problem is, maybe not many people will remember what was shouted today by then. --- The term "One-Click Balanced Cloud" sounds so annoying. Every analysis using this term is a total flop. --- It's really just a gamble on mentality. Whoever dares to go all-in makes the money; it's that simple and brutal.

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CounterIndicator

· 2025-12-19 10:11

The ones cutting losses, wait and regret. Holding the 0.13 level is everything. --- Same old spiel, I heard this in 2021, and look what happened — got trapped for two years. --- Divergence between volume and price? Wake up, whales are quietly accumulating, you just don’t see it. --- Bro, stop fooling around. Even the most accurate technical signals aren’t 100%. Whether it can rebound depends on the market makers’ mood. --- Really taking large holders’ accumulation as good news? They might be cashing out in batches. --- Bottom reversal pattern? To me, it looks more like a death trap of repeatedly testing the bottom. --- Honestly, if this 0.13 support doesn’t hold, I’ll admit defeat and take one last gamble. --- Whales’ strategic positioning often causes newcomers to suffer heavy losses, but now who knows if people are entering or exiting. --- The One-Click Balanced Cloud is pretty mystical; better to see what the market actually says. --- The key is whether there’s follow-up from the main players. Without that, no matter how good the signals are, they’re useless.

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ThisLife:WithYou

· 2025-12-18 22:32

Just go for it💪

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TheIllustriousLiBai

· 2025-12-18 22:01

Wait until Ethereum drops to 1700, Dogecoin drops to 0.8, 0.7, then you can get in😂

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 2025-12-18 21:50

Those who cut losses are all rookies. If you're not getting on now, what are you waiting for? Haven't you learned enough from the lessons of 2021?

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rugpull_survivor

· 2025-12-18 21:46

It's the same story again. I heard this in 2021 too, but what happened? Among the new traders cutting losses now, I'm one of them, and I haven't seen many people making money.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 2025-12-18 21:46

The game of volume-price divergence, it seems I've seen it somewhere before... The 2021 wave was played the same way. But speaking of which, the true archaeological significance isn't in the technical aspect, but in the silence on the chain. The accumulation posture of big players, to some extent, is like those experts in the antique market secretly receiving goods — all silent.

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ProposalManiac

· 2025-12-18 21:37

Divergence between price and volume, combined with large investors quietly accumulating, this set of combined tactics is indeed speaking. The key still depends on whether that 0.13 defense line can be held — holding it means the mechanism is effective, breaking it means the system has failed, with no middle ground.

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