The recent market trend of DOGE has taken the "dog dealer's trick" to the extreme! Right now, the position at $0.19 feels like a death swamp; it's calm on the surface, but underneath are hungry crocodiles. That mysterious giant whale sneaked in at dawn and swallowed 120 million DOGE, then immediately placed a sell order for 80 million at $0.195. This operation clearly shows the intention to play the "long and short double kill" trick.

Technical indicators are all flat and playing dead: the MACD lines are stuck together like two salted fish, and the moving average system shows increasing selling pressure. The most ridiculous part is that trading volume has shrunk by 86%; now the daily trading volume is less than the crumbs of the dog dealer. This kind of market is a typical "dog dealer's painting door" trap—just when you think it will break out, it crashes; when you think it will plummet, it rallies, specifically tormenting the mindset of short-term traders.

The most dangerous ones now are those waiting for Musk's tweet to save the day; you should know that the "Dogecoin master" has been playing dead for a long time. Smart money is on the sidelines, just waiting to see when that giant whale will net its catch. Remember, my friend, in this kind of low-volume volatile market, controlling your hands is more important than anything else; otherwise, you could become the dog dealer's meal in an instant!