Remember the frenzy of DOGE? The whole screen was talking about reaching 1 USD, with various KOLs taking turns to hype it up, and many people confidently went all in. But what’s the result now? It’s deeply trapped, and breaking even is a distant dream.



From its all-time high to today, what has DOGE experienced? This is not just about the coin’s price; it also reflects a curse in the entire market: every bull run sees a large number of retail investors buying at high prices, only to wait long and hard for a breakout during the bear market. What was once a consensus has now become a burden, and the ambitious price targets that sounded justified back then have become the most painful memories.

This situation’s impact on participants is not just financial. Some have missed important moments in life, and plans with family have been put on hold. Behind this are countless ordinary investors misjudging the market and over-trusting information.

The current question is: does DOGE still have a chance to turn around? Or is this just the normalcy of the crypto market—cyclical bubbles and disillusionment? Perhaps we should reflect not only on this one coin but on the entire participation model itself.
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PriceOracleFairyvip
· 12-27 03:53
doge hitting $1? lmao, classic liquidity trap. the real oracle anomaly was how everyone ignored the market entropy signals back then. still watching the correlation patterns tho, might dump another analysis thread when the chaos settles.
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OnchainHolmesvip
· 12-27 03:51
I heard DOGE dropped again... This time, there's really no chance left. How are all the all-in players doing? Are you still here? The KOL's prediction of $1 now sounds like just a joke to me. But then again, given the market's nature, there will be new people getting into the game in the next bull run. No matter how much I reflect, it can't change much; it's mainly greed that causes the trouble.
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ReverseFOMOguyvip
· 12-27 03:47
It's the same old story, to be honest, I'm numb to it. DOGE has never been a long-term asset; it's just a gambler's playground. Wanting to treat it as a belief is your own doing. The key is that those KOLs really should be exposed. Knowing it's a sucker's game, they still keep hyping it. This is more painful than the coin price dropping. Does DOGE still have a chance to turn around? I think asking this question already means you've lost. People who truly make money never ask such questions. --- I'd rather lose money in a bear market than be brainwashed in a bull market. That's my trading philosophy. To those who go all in, next time be smarter. --- Basically, greed is insatiable like a snake swallowing an elephant. If you insist on listening to KOLs' nonsense, you deserve to be trapped. If you have the ability, be patient and wait; if not, cut your losses and admit defeat. Don't cry and scream. --- The most ironic thing is that this kind of story plays out in every bull and bear cycle. Humans are forgetful creatures. DOGE, XRP, SHIB—change the coin names, and the script remains the same. --- Instead of asking whether DOGE will turn around, ask yourself why you have to follow the trend. This is the cost of market lessons. It's expensive, but it really works.
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RektDetectivevip
· 12-27 03:46
Uh... talking about DOGE again, I really can't hold it anymore. It's that same "1 USD dream" nonsense. Those who believed back then should be sober now. The story of catching the top is always the same, just changing the coin. KOLs have already cashed out long ago, leaving us with endless waiting... Instead of obsessing over DOGE, think about how to climb out of these pits. Is this the fate of Web3, cyclically cutting the leeks? Friends who are deeply trapped, stop gambling. Since the all-time high, what have you learned? The real problem isn't the coin, but that we're all too greedy. I've heard too many stories about losing money; this time I truly understand.
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SignatureAnxietyvip
· 12-27 03:43
It's the same old story, the KOLs ran early while we're still holding the bag. Oh my God, another blood-soaked story of going all in. We should have been warned about these "1 USD dream" schemes. Just listen, just listen, and you'll be fooled. This is the game rule in the crypto world. Can DOGE turn around? Better think about how to climb out of this hole. Poor retail investors, always the last to take the hit. Believing KOLs = money, this lesson is too costly. The problem isn't DOGE at all; it's that we want to get rich overnight. The same tricks are repeated every year. We really need to remember this.
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Layer2Observervip
· 12-27 03:31
Let me take a look at the data. The decline of DOGE from its all-time high to now indeed reflects a typical high-position buy-in pattern, but there's a misconception here—saying that the market is in a "normal" state is actually an oversimplification. From an engineering perspective, the issue isn't with the currency itself, but with the fact that participants' risk models haven't been properly established. Those narratives claiming it can surge by one dollar are essentially exploiting information asymmetry, and it's indeed the entire participation logic that needs reflection.
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