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✴️ Dogecoin Correction Signal Revealed | Explained In Minutes

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BINANCE:DOGEUSDT   Dogecoin / TetherUS
How do we know if this is a short-term drop (a retrace) or a long-term drop (a correction)?

➖ One way is to take into consideration the duration of the bullish phase and compare it to past history.

➖ Another way is to look at the proportion of the waves; a parabolic rise will always lead to a strong correction.

➖ An easier way is by looking at the trading volume. Whenever huge volume comes in, we need to pay attention. Dogecoin (DOGEUSDT) produced the highest daily volume session 5-March 2024 since May 2021.

May 2021 is when the orthodox end of the Cryptocurrency bull-market took place, meaning, the start of the bear market. Being more specific to Dogecoin, May 2021 is when the ATH hit.

👉 DOGEUSDT produced the highest bearish volume and now we have very strong bearish action. This tells us that a long-term drop (a correction) is on the way.

Long-term compared to a retrace, not the 'long-term' we use when speaking of market projections.

Prepare for the drop.
Stay safe!

It will get really ugly but it will recover really strong once the correction is gone; months after the halving. (Each trading pair should be considered individually.)

Thank you for reading.

Namaste.
Comment:
There is still plenty of room for the correction to develop.
Once the correction low is in we are likely to get an accumulation phase (sideways-range) which can last for months. This part can vary though so we are in a wait and see period.

What is 100% certain is that, "down we go!"
After we go down, we resume growing long-term-up.

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