Recently, the fluctuations in the crypto assets market have prompted investors to reconsider various digital assets. Among them, DOGE, as a controversial crypto asset, has once again become the focus. Based on historical experience, during the bull run of 2021, DOGE and BNB provided substantial returns for investors.

Looking back at the investment decision at that time, the logic behind choosing DOGE was actually quite simple: if Bitcoin is compared to 'gold' and Litecoin to 'silver', then DOGE can be seen as 'copper'. In the context of rising prices for gold and silver, the increase in the price of 'copper' seems to be an inevitable trend.

However, the key to truly succeeding in the market lies in position management. Many investors may have insight but lack sufficient positions to support their judgments. A person's true beliefs are often reflected in the allocation of funds rather than verbal statements.

After years of market observation, I am increasingly convinced that crypto assets with a Proof of Work (POW) mechanism have a more solid value foundation. This is because the 'whales' of POW coins need to invest actual costs, such as purchasing mining machines, paying electricity bills, and increasing computing power. This mechanism ensures that the transfer of value is based on actual investments.

When the old miners sell their coins, new buyers take over as the new 'market makers', while the old 'market makers' who have lost their computing power also lose control over the market. This cyclical replacement is the fundamental reason I am optimistic about Litecoin, DOGE, Ethereum Classic, and other POW coins.

Although individual behavior can be predicted, group behavior is always chaotic. It is impossible for everyone in the market to liquidate their positions at the same time, which ensures that prices always have support, and the cycles continue to repeat.

In the current market environment, considering the possible interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and the movements of large investors (whales), I believe that the cycle of DOGE is not yet over. However, investors should act cautiously, closely monitor market changes, and make rational investment decisions.