Everyone's talking about $DOGE pumping. Someone just made 322% on a short. The data tells a different story.
 | A trader closed a short position on $DOGE at 322% profit after price declined into the order block zone. Order blocks aren't random — they represent areas where institutional or large orders were previously filled, and price tends to react when it returns to those levels. This 322% short trade wasn't a gamble. It was a structure-based read. Bears had the levels mapped. Price cooperated. The order block zone is now the key level to watch. If $DOGE cannot reclaim this structure, the bearish thesis stays intact — bounces are distribution, not reversals. At what price does $DOGE's order block become invalidated in your model, or do you think this zone holds as resistance now? [link] [comments] |
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