The surge to $0.2046 for DOGE is indeed impressive, with a daily increase of 13% getting many people excited. But let's add a dose of reality—this position is like walking a tightrope; within two days, it will either go crazy again or experience a painful fall. First, let's discuss the optimistic scenario: if it can stabilize above 0.206 and the hourly trading volume exceeds 500 million coins, coupled with some tweets from Musk, reaching 0.22 isn't out of the question, though the probability is about 30%. The more likely scenario is a pullback: once it falls below the 0.20 mark, it is likely to slide down to around 0.188 to catch its breath, and if it can't hold this level, we need to be wary of the deep pit at 0.16.

In terms of action, let's not get too carried away: friends trading contracts can take a small long position when it breaks 0.206, take half profit around 0.215, and hold the rest for 0.22 but set a stop-loss at 0.202; if it drops below 0.198, then reverse to open a short position, taking 60% profit at 0.188. For spot traders, gradually reduce positions above 0.21, selling 10% when it rises by 2%, and for those looking to buy the dip, wait for 0.17 to buy in three batches. Pay close attention to two time frames—between 8 AM and noon, Asian funds like to drive the price up to entice buyers, while after 8 PM, European and American main players may sell off, with daily volatility possibly reaching 15%. Remember, 0.20 is the line between life and death; when it's time to stop-loss, don't hesitate; the dog traders are specialized in punishing the stubborn!

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