Dogecoin (DOGE)

🔐 Platform X tightens oversight on meme coin promotion: 👥 Accounts with over 10,000 followers that promote meme coins without prior crypto history will face mandatory investigation 🛡️ The goal is to curb waves of hacks and phishing 📢 The decision was announced directly by Nikita Bier @nikitabier https://t.co/qyA7sjPjtV

🚨🇺🇸 JUST IN: Federal government employment fell by 8,000 in March, the 6th straight monthly decline with losses in 8 of the past 9 months as DOGE workforce cuts accelerate.

Dogecoin is actually forming a falling wedge it's a bullish pattern if we break $DOGE could reach $0.15 quite fast https://t.co/15x9wBDLS9

DOGE HISTORICAL OVERSOLD ❗️ Dogecoin cycle chart Weekly RSI: 29 💥 Just HODL It ✔️ https://t.co/FXgp9DpIEx

Do you know @dogecoin is the longest running and most successful joke in financial history of the world?

$DOGE Feb 2026 wick hit major confluence where multi-year uptrend meets 0.786 Fib. Price now quite compressed, flirting with Sep 2025 downtrend. No changes needed unless the ocean says otherwise. DCA. HOÐL. Chill. https://t.co/EoyozclLzN

A quick thought: How might DOGE move when SpaceX goes public?

I consider myself an old veteran who has been in the crypto circle all the way. Many people initially think that not making money is a matter of perception. But later they realize that some things, indeed cannot be fully explained by perception. Life, luck, and feng shui—sometimes this is not just a joke. I have a friend who was a mid-level manager at Tencent back in the day (a programmer), he had perception, resources, and capital all. In 2013-2014, he spent about 50,000-100,000 CNY to buy Dogecoin and gave himself the nickname 'Dog King', stating he would not sell until it reached 1 dollar. (At that time it was still the Bitcoin era, and after buying he transferred it to his wallet.) Back then, Musk hadn't been shouting orders yet, and Dogecoin wasn't that famous; the market had people playing with Litecoin, Bitcoin stocks, and also PTS; we greatly admired him for spending so much on Dogecoin. Do you think he had enough perception? Definitely he did. But what was the result? Because he was a lower-level manager in a big company, the circle was complex, and there were many romantic entanglements. He got a girlfriend, later they broke up, and she directly sent someone to his door demanding a breakup fee, asking for 450,000 (the exact figure I can't recall, roughly this range), which he couldn't afford. When Dogecoin roughly doubled, he sold it, gathering a few hundred thousand, and gave it to her (as a youthful loss fee). The amount wasn't huge, but he feared the issue would reach the company and affect his career. That sale wasn't just liquidating an asset, it was selling an entire beautiful chapter of life, and later the market surged, as everyone knows. Many people like to dissect why they didn't hold, but in the real world, what determines your fate, is indeed not just perception alone. It's human nature, environment, relationships, emotions, timing, perception, all stacked together. So now I increasingly acknowledge one thing: Perception is important, but not everything. Luck is also a real variable. If you've done many things right yet still haven't made big money, instead of internal conflict, try to understand the world in a different way. Do more good deeds, accumulate unseen things, Some returns may not appear on the path you expect, I recommend a book: "Liao Fan Si Xun". It's not pseudoscience; it's peace of mind.