Dogecoin's recent trend is quite interesting. As of the morning of January 9th, the price hovers around $0.141, down about 4.3% in the past 24 hours, with a market cap stable at around $23.8 billion. Although there has been a short-term correction, the overall bullish structure remains intact.

Let's first look at the technical signals. The past four days have seen nearly a 30% increase, which has strengthened the support at the bottom of $0.132. Currently, $0.145 is a short-term critical defense line. If this level holds, the RSI and MACD indicators are both performing well, and the upward momentum is expected to continue.

There are two key levels to watch above—$0.154-$0.155 is a recent resistance zone. Once broken, attention can shift to $0.162-$0.166, and further targets are $0.175-$0.180. From a technical perspective, this pace appears smooth.

From the capital side, whales are quietly increasing their holdings, and the activity of leveraged ETFs is also rising. Community enthusiasm remains high. All these indicate that market speculation and narrative-driven factors are still ongoing and should not be underestimated.

On the ecosystem front, expansion of DRC-20 is underway, and payment scenarios are being expanded. These are long-term positive signals. Recent related developments could also serve as new catalysts.

From a trading perspective, if there is a short-term correction to the $0.142-$0.145 range, it could be a good opportunity for light long positions, with a stop-loss set at $0.140. Once the price breaks above $0.155, consider adding to positions, with the first target at $0.162. If support is broken, pay attention to $0.142 and $0.135.