The simpler the trading of DOGE, the better. Frequent buying and selling often just contributes fees to exchanges and whales, while also increasing the chances of making mistakes. Many times, 'doing nothing' is actually the smartest choice. Holding firmly and waiting patiently is a long-term strategy. From a technical perspective, DOGE's current support level seems relatively solid, with limited short-term downside risk. Meanwhile, the potential for a rebound and the alignment with market sentiment aren't bad. Especially for assets like Dogecoin, which are driven by community consensus and emotions, the market often moves more suddenly than expected. At the end of the day, the ones who truly make money are often not the frequent traders, but those who can withstand volatility and have the courage to hold onto their positions.