# CryptoMarketPrediction

Wall Street has issued a VIP card for Dogecoin, but smart money is smuggling AI mining rigs
The $17 million first-day trading volume of the DOGE ETF is just a stepping stone; the real wealth transfer is happening at the data layer
If September 2025’s listing of DOJE is the highlight of the crypto market, it is also a brutal disillusionment ritual—when "joke assets" put on suits and walk into the NYSE, people realize: the frenzy driven by emotion is as fragile as a bubble under the microscope of institutional funds.
What I am paying attention to is another event happening in the same period: th

DOGE Reversal Reality: $0.15 Is Not Just a Price — It’s a Battlefield 🐕⚔️
After more than two months of repeated fake rebounds followed by sharp sell-offs, DOGE finally stabilized at the start of 2025. From the late-December low, price has recovered nearly 33%, marking its strongest rebound since November.
But this move isn’t driven by indicators or hype — it’s driven by whales.
This time, the reversal didn’t start on charts.
It started on-chain.
Why This Reversal Was Different
From November to late December, DOGE kept printing lower lows, while RSI continued rising — a textbook bullish diver

DOGE Reversal Reality: $0.15 Is Not Just a Price — It’s a Battlefield 🐕⚔️
After more than two months of repeated fake rebounds followed by sharp sell-offs, DOGE finally stabilized at the start of 2025. From the late-December low, price has recovered nearly 33%, marking its strongest rebound since November.
But this move isn’t driven by indicators or hype — it’s driven by whales.
This time, the reversal didn’t start on charts.
It started on-chain.
Why This Reversal Was Different
From November to late December, DOGE kept printing lower lows, while RSI continued rising — a textbook bullish diver

#我的2026第一条帖 When Traditional Energy Giants Meet the Crypto Revolution: The Dual Narrative of Venezuela's Energy Reconstruction
Behind Trump's oil ambitions, a silent crypto revolution is rewriting the game rules
Recently, Trump's statements about encouraging U.S. companies to heavily enter Venezuela's energy sector have caused waves in global markets. Billions of dollars in infrastructure investments, technological support from top U.S. energy service companies, and expectations of a long-awaited revival of crude oil capacity—all point to a classic script of a traditional energy giant returnin