The short-term trend of #doge is influenced by Musk
1. In December last year, doge returned to the previous cycle's high of $0.42, but unfortunately did not break the new high. However, the recent focus has been on the competition between doge's owner Musk and Trump. Although this competition has not been filled with smoke, it has shown that doge has been continuously declining on the market. Therefore, building a position at this time can be held, as the celebrity effect often leads to an enhanced outcome after the initial hype.
2. The recent weekend market has been oscillating back and forth. If it is a quantitative and grid operation, it is quite suitable, but the upcoming week should be about ready for consolidation. Recently, the volatility of the mainstream currency #UNI has driven other mainstream currency markets to rebound together.
3. Today's Sol series has rebounded well, as institutions such as Morgan Stanley and Visa have deployed private sub-links into the Solana mainnet settlement layer. Asset management giants like BlackRock and Fidelity have launched SOL ETFs with a managed scale exceeding $30 billion.