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#Dogecoin  $DOGE 
Long Trade Setup:
Holding support at $0.26
Entry: $0.265
Target: $0.276 / $0.286
Support: $0.254
⚠️ Risk Note:
Volatile swings not ideal for high leverage.
Next Move:
Needs close above $0.276 to build short-term momentum.

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