Is Elon Musk quiet again? Is $DOGE about to moon or tank? How much faith do the retail traders have left?】 Good evening, fellow traders! 🌃 Today, let's talk about our eternal faith—$DOGE. To be honest, every time I look at the $DOGE candlestick chart, I think of that classic line: "I thought I was here to catch the dip, but I didn't expect there to be a basement below." But today is different; $DOGE has a 24-hour increase of 1.53%. While it's not exactly a moonshot, at least it lets the retail traders sleep well tonight. 💤 📊 On the technical side: $DOGE is currently fluctuating around $0.11, with RSI around 50-55, which is neutral territory. The trading volume looks healthy, without those strange "high volume but no price action" signals. Support is around $0.105 (previous lows), while resistance is at $0.12. Honestly, this position is quite awkward—stuck in limbo, just like the feelings of retail traders, forever conflicted. 🎯 Elon Musk has been pretty quiet lately, not tweeting out signals every day. Some say this is bullish—finally, we don't have to be swayed by his tweets; others say it's bearish—without Papa Musk's tweets, $DOGE is just stagnant. My personal take? 🤔 Whether Musk tweets or not, the consensus foundation of $DOGE is solid. With over 4 million wallet addresses and the largest meme coin community globally, this isn't something one person can shake. Even if Musk tweets, "I actually don't like dogs," $DOGE won't go to zero; it might drop 20% and then continue to consolidate. 💡 Let’s get real: At this position, chasing the highs isn't necessary (after all, the increase isn't significant), and catching the lows is also a bit off (we're not in panic territory). The best strategy is to—wait for signals. Either break through $0.12 with volume and hold, or drop to around $0.105 and stabilize before entering the market. Old trader's wisdom: For coins like $DOGE , either hold it long-term or don't touch it at all. Frequent trading in between will just e #TrumpRejectsIranDeal #WarshTakesFedChair #BitcoinETFMSBTStreak