2026-01-22 04:10:53

#特朗普向欧洲实施关税措施 The signal for DOGE's takeoff has already appeared.

Elon Musk's continued optimism about this meme coin has injected a strong boost into the market. From a technical perspective, the DOGE/USDT trend is accumulating energy — this is no coincidence, as there are deeper market logic driving it.

It is worth paying attention to the macro background. The US's move to impose tariffs on Europe has triggered a reallocation of global liquidity. In this environment, investors' attitudes towards risk assets are shifting. Cryptocurrencies, as alternative assets, often gain attention when traditional finance faces uncertainty.

Musk's influence should not be underestimated — whether through public opinion dissemination on the X platform or his actual actions supporting DOGE, he is creating buzz for this coin. On a psychological level, celebrity effects often amplify upward trends.

However, as we consider policy environment changes and macroeconomic fluctuations, these factors could influence the rhythm of the entire crypto market in the short term. Whether DOGE can truly take off depends on subsequent market performance and policy directions.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 4h ago

Elon Musk promoting products, liquidity shifting, I've seen this logic before... The key is whether there's a re-entrancy risk or hidden danger; otherwise, the price could crash faster than a smart contract vulnerability outbreak.

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StakeOrRegret

· 4h ago

Elon Musk can easily pump the market with a single word; the crypto world really never gets tired of playing this game.

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ParanoiaKing

· 4h ago

Whenever Musk speaks, Dogecoin rises. We've seen this routine so many times... but this time it's a bit different; the tariff turmoil is indeed making moves. They're once again hyping macro logic, talking about liquidity reallocation... Basically, they're betting on whether Musk will keep hyping it. Technical accumulation to gain energy? I think they're just waiting for the next big news to cut the leeks, haha. No way it's taking off; as soon as the policy shifts, the true nature is revealed. Don't be fooled by the celebrity effect. How high can it go this time? I bet five bucks it's just another wave of false hype.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 4h ago

When Musk makes a move, I know this wave isn't simple. Tariff disruptions have actually given us an opportunity. DOGE really has something this time; in the crypto world, this is the only approach they recognize. Wait, we need to watch out for policy reversals.

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token_therapist

· 4h ago

Whenever Musk makes a move, DOGE gains momentum. This routine is so familiar. It's both macro and technical analysis; frankly, it all depends on whether Elon keeps playing or not. Tariffs are tariffs; we'll just keep an eye on the coin's movements. The real takeoff still depends on whether the subsequent support can be maintained.

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GasWaster

· 4h ago

Elon Musk's tweet causes our group to follow suit every time, it's hilarious, this is the crypto world after all. Another "takeoff signal"? I bet five bucks that DOGE will slap us in the face next week. Tariffs have nothing to do with DOGE... don't attribute all the rises to macro factors. Talking about celebrity effects, but it's really just an excuse for retail investors to take the bait. I'm not optimistic, feels like we're about to hit a new low again. Wait, is this wave really about to take off? I need to add to my position. Still the same point, don't just listen to Musk's hype, look at the actual trading volume. Whether DOGE rises or falls depends mainly on whether it can break 0.5, everything else is nonsense. This analysis is a bit too mainstream, try a contrarian approach. Institutions are not moving; retail investors following the trend won't help anyway.

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