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DOGE Monthly Stoch RSI Rebound Sets the Trigger On the monthly timeframe, DOGE Stoch RSI has reached oversold levels matching the 2022 setup that led to big moves. 📌 Setup note - Stoch RSI on monthly has bottomed out. - Pattern matches the one before strong rallies in 2022. - Currently in oversold and looking to turn higher. ⚡ Trigger I want - Clear rebound in the Stoch RSI from the bottom area. - Confirmation that the monthly structure holds. - No immediate reversal back down. 🎯 Trade plan - Bias: Long - Trigger: Monthly Stoch RSI starting its rebound - Target: New highs if the historical pattern repeats - Invalidation: If rebound fails and monthly low is lost - Confidence: 61 percent 💧 Execution angle Momentum signals on tokens like DOGE can lead to faster price action once confirmed. DOGE represents the directional chart play here, while STONfi DEX provides the routing and liquidity tools that help with smoother swaps during active market periods. STONfi DEX matches environments with quick rotations by emphasizing cleaner execution and easier access to DeFi flows. STONfi stands out when traders look for reliable infrastructure behind the price moves. Drop your trigger level or confirmation signal for this DOGE setup. 👇 Would you wait for the monthly close or act on the signal early? Not investment advice - research on your own! 🚀 $DOGE

🐕$DOGE | LONG SETUP 🚀 Dogecoin is cooling off after a small pullback, but meme coins have a history of exploding when momentum returns. If buyers defend the current support zone, DOGE could be setting up for its next move higher. 📈 Trade Plan Entry: $0.07230 – $0.07280 🎯 TP1: $0.07420 🎯 TP2: $0.07600 🎯 TP3: $0.07850 🛑 Stop Loss: $0.07070 💡 Why this setup? • Healthy pullback into a potential demand zone. • A break above $0.07420 could attract fresh bullish momentum. • Take partial profits at each target and always respect your stop-loss. 🔥 Patience is key. Wait for confirmation, manage your risk, and let the market come to you. LET'S GO $DOGE! 🚀🐕 NFA | DYOR

$0.073 and $DOGE —are you buying the dip? First, look at the surface: once it’s settled and rolled out, even dogs won’t go up. In the past week it inched up about 2%, but in a month it’s down 10%, and over half a year it’s down more than 40%. From the early-June high of 0.08+, it’s slid all the way to 0.073. With a market cap of 11 billion, it’s still in the top ten, 24-hour trading is calm—no volume surge, no collapse. Touching $0.07 three times and failing to break it—yes, the bottom may be in—but nobody dares to believe it. First thing: ÐOGE Pay has launched—but why didn’t the market react? It was officially introduced on June 9, covering 6,000+ merchants, with a MoonPay partnership. The fee is only 1%, and it’s set to roll out fully in Q3. Sounds bullish, right? But look at the chart—DOGE didn’t rise. Instead, it fell from 0.08 to 0.073. Same kind of news. Back in 2021, when Musk said “Dogecoin to the moon,” it pumped 300%. In 2026, payment rollout only gets 0.04% of movement. What does “expectations fully priced in” mean? It means once the good news is delivered, it becomes bad news. Second thing: the SEC says it’s a “digital commodity,” but you may not realize what that implies. The SEC officially classifies DOGE as a digital commodity. The compliance pathway is open—ETFs can come in. Institutions previously didn’t dare touch DOGE (because of regulatory concerns), but now they can. Spot DOGE ETF products are on the way. Pension funds and hedge funds are about to flow in. Even if spot DOGE ETF inflows are limited right now, once the trend reverses, capital could rush in like crazy. Third thing: a technical signal you must take seriously has appeared. At $0.07, it touched three times—and bounced each time. The daily candles are all small real-body dojis, with volatility compressing to the extreme. Bulls and bears are both holding their big moves. The RSI bearish divergence is faint but appears to be forming. Trading volume is moderate, and there’s no sign of breakdown. But don’t forget—0.068 is the final line of defense. Is this the fourth time it holds and triggers a violent rebound, or does it punch through and dump straight to 0.052? Key levels Resistance overhead: 0.074–0.076 → 0.08+ → 0.10 Support below: 0.070 → 0.068 (final line) → 0.064–0.052 For short-term traders: Wait for a pullback to 0.070–0.072 to buy with a small position size. Stop loss below 0.068. First target: 0.078–0.082. If there’s a volume-backed breakout above 0.075, add and chase long, looking toward 0.1. For swing traders: Wait for a volume breakout above 0.075 and for it to hold—then jump in on the right side. Target: 0.10+. Stop loss: 0.068. ÐOGE Pay’s full rollout could be a catalyst. For long-term believers: DCA in batches within the 0.065–0.075 range. This is a compliance Meme blue-chip with a 11 billion market cap. The SEC is basically giving it an ID card + payment rollout + an ETF on the way—what are you afraid of? Target 0.15–0.25. You’re betting on ecosystem expansion + the return of the bull market.

USD/JPY just punched through to levels Japan hasn't seen since 1986, and the scary part is the central bank already threw everything at it. Tokyo spent a record $74B defending the yen back in April-May — even sold off a chunk of their US Treasury holdings to fund it — and the currency clawed back for a bit before fully round-tripping to fresh 40-year lows this week. That's the kind of failed defense that gets people asking uncomfortable questions about currency wars. Meanwhile $BTC is sitting around $66.3K, holding up fine through all this fiat turbulence. Not exploding higher, just... calm. That contrast is doing more for the "fixed supply vs printing press" narrative than any thread could. Rest of the board's green too — $ETH up near $1,930, $XRP pushing $1.14 on breakout chatter, $ADA and $DOGE both up over 2%, $LINK grinding higher, $BNB steady. Chip stocks ripping in Asia (Samsung, SK Hynix both up 5%+) is spilling risk appetite into crypto too. Worth watching: does BTC actually start pricing in yen weakness directly, or does this stay a slow-burn narrative? I've got my eyes on how BTC/JPY specifically reacts if Tokyo intervenes again. What's your take — is this the debasement trade finally showing up, or just correlation with the broader risk rally? Drop your levels below. #Bitcoin #Crypto #Yen #MacroWatch #Altcoins

ETF FLOWS: US SPOT CRYPTO ETFs FLOWS DATA UPDATE (21-07-2026) YESTERDAY 🟩 Bitcoin ETFs: +3,061 $BTC (+$203.14M) 🟩 Ethereum ETFs: +19,490 $ETH (+$37.47M) 🟩 XRP ETFs: +4.89M $XRP (+$5.66M) 🟩 SOLANA ETFs: +74.97K $SOL (+$5.83M) 🟩 DOGECOIN ETFs: +4.70M $DOGE (+$345.13K) 🟥 HYPE ETFs: -11.58K $HYPE (-$698.04K) 🟩 LITECOIN ETFs: +9,750 $LTC (+$460.34K) 🟩 $LINK, $BNB, $AVAX, $DOT, $HBAR Flows Was Zero. TOTAL US SPOT CRYPTO ETFs INFLOW: ≈ +$252.21M U.S. BITCOIN ETFs BOUGHT ~3,061 BTC Worth $203.14M 🇺🇸 BlackRock ETF Has BOUGHT 2,470 BTC for $163.89M And 27,460 ETH for $52.79M 🇺🇸 Fidelity ETF Has BOUGHT ~348 BTC for $23.11M And SOLD 7,970 ETH for $15.32M 🇺🇸 ARK 21Shares ETF Has BOUGHT ~146 BTC for $9.69M  🇺🇸 Grayscale ETF Has BOUGHT ~97 BTC for $6.46M Fact: U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs BOUGHT Nearly 7 Days Mined BITCOIN Supply Yesterday.