#数字资产生态回暖 $DOGE The Cold and Hot Duality—The Battle Between Faith and Data



The market is presenting an interesting dialogue: on one side, retail investors holding full positions are still buying on dips, while on the other side, institutional funds are quietly withdrawing.

Data paints a clearer picture. The 24-hour long liquidation volume is 8 times that of shorts. What does this number indicate? It shows that those holding long positions are paying tuition. The technical outlook is also not optimistic—prices are being tightly squeezed by key moving averages, RSI is unable to rebound, and MACD shows no signs of improvement. The short-term net outflow of funds has not yet changed, and retail investors' capital cannot support this market.

Looking at history, whenever there is a divergence between faith and data, data always wins.

From a technical perspective, the $0.1460-$0.1480 range is where retail investors have concentrated their positions and is also the most vulnerable to being broken out. If following the shorts, set the stop-loss at $0.1505, with a target toward $0.1380, and further support at $0.1335.

The core logic is simple: the main funds have already turned around, while retail investors are still hesitating. Such a situation cannot last much longer. Instead of betting on luck, it's better to follow the flow of funds.
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GasGuzzlervip
· 2025-12-15 01:36
Retail investors are being harvested again. There's really no good show to watch this time. Institutions already ran away, and some are stubbornly holding at 0.146. It cracks me up. Data doesn't lie, and faith can't prevent liquidation. Have you paid your tuition fees yet? Follow the big players, and don't bet on Dogecoin's faith anymore. Long positions liquidated 8 times, bro. This is the reality.
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RamenStackervip
· 2025-12-14 12:30
Retail investors are buying the dip again, clearly explaining the 24x liquidation. Institutions have already exited, but some people still believe and keep adding funds. This time, they'll have to suffer a loss again.
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AirdropGrandpavip
· 2025-12-14 08:24
Longs get liquidated 8 times, this data is really incredible, retail investors will have to pay the tuition again this round Faith can't compete with data, history has already proven that Watching big funds secretly slip away, retail investors still stubbornly hold on, hilarious The 0.146-0.148 range is a slaughterhouse, it will break sooner or later Following the funds is the right move, betting on faith is like betting your life The moving averages are suppressing the price, there's no rescue this time Wait for the retracement to 0.138 before talking, entering now just makes you a bag holder The shorts are interesting this round, institutions have turned around RSI is already resting, still want a rebound? Don’t be silly Funds retreating always outpace retail bottom-fishers In big market moves, it’s all about who has a darker heart; retail investors are clearly not dark enough The support at 0.1335, only a break below is the bottom; right now, it’s just a trap to lure more buyers
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DegenGamblervip
· 2025-12-12 02:18
Here comes the argument of cutting leeks again—are retail investors inherently destined to lose? When institutions turn around, I have to follow and run; this logic is uncomfortable no matter who it applies to.
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 2025-12-12 02:14
Liquidation at 8x? Retail investors are really working for the exchanges. This round of blood lessons is quite brutal.
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MEVVictimAlliancevip
· 2025-12-12 02:12
Retail investors are being wiped out again, this wave looks a bit fierce. Liquidation at 8x... definitely a tuition fee. Following the data is always right; faith isn’t worth much around 0.1460. The main force turns around while retail investors are still sleepwalking; this script is always the same.
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GasSavingMastervip
· 2025-12-12 02:12
Liquidation at 8x leverage, retail investors are just paying tuition fees It's the same old story of institutions fleeing, saying the same thing every time, then turning around to pump the market, truly impressive Faith versus data, this time data won; next time, it will be faith again Is the 0.1460 level really a densely populated area for retail investors? Feels more like a horror story being written Rather than following capital flow, it's better to follow your stop-losses; don't get cut too badly
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AlwaysQuestioningvip
· 2025-12-12 02:09
Data crushes faith, this blow is too stabbing, long positions wiped out 8 times... It's a bit hopeless. Institutions turn around, retail investors are still holding the bag, this pattern is about to reverse. 0.1460 is really a slaughterhouse, don’t ask me how I know. Following the funds is foolproof, but sometimes the funds also deceive us. Once again pinned down by moving averages, when will we finally get a breath of relief?
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AlphaBrainvip
· 2025-12-12 02:08
Retail investors are really still sleepwalking, while institutions have already quietly slipped away.
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StablecoinSkepticvip
· 2025-12-12 02:00
It's the same old story, data wins faith? Retail investors are really getting sliced up this time.
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