2026-01-08 15:27:48

Holding $DOGE long-term is straightforward—accumulate consistently and stay patient. That's the strategy, plain and simple.

If short-term volatility gets to you, that's fine. Everyone's got their own path.

When you're positioned for the long game, profits compound. I know my thesis, I execute it, and I tune out the market noise. No need to overthink it.

It all comes down to conviction—having it and sticking with it through the cycles.

Doge hodlers, what's your take?

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 4h ago

According to my analysis, this guy is not wrong but also not saying anything new... Take a look at those DOGE whale wallet addresses. How many zeros are there for those who have truly held on until now?😂 Long-term holding = making money? On-chain data doesn't necessarily say so. Anyway, I watched a bunch of people cut their positions at $0.3 and then cry and complain.

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 01-08 15:49

To be honest, sticking to it tests human nature the most. Many people say they will hold (HODL), but when it drops by half, they panic and sell.

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TokenSherpa

· 01-08 15:36

actually, let me break this down—the conviction angle is where most people fundamentally miss the mark. if you examine the historical voting patterns in doge community governance, the hodlers who actually compound wealth aren't just "staying patient," they're actively monitoring tokenomics frameworks and adjusting their positions based on empirical evidence, not vibes.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-08 15:29

To be honest, only those who can stick with it are the winners. That's how I do it. --- HODLing is really not that complicated, just two words—patience. --- Conviction, in simple terms, means not wavering. I have already made up my mind. --- Short-term fluctuations? Let them fall if they want; I don't watch the charts anyway. --- This is the right approach. Most people are ruined by short-term market movements. --- Periodic things, if you endure them, you'll profit. Simple and straightforward.

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