2026-01-09 20:47:41

DOGE/BTC Cycle Review: The Code of Repeating History

Analysis of the data reveals an interesting phenomenon—the accumulation phase from 2014 to 2017 and the accumulation stage from 2021 to 2026 are structurally almost identical.

Comparing these two cycles, the adjustment of DOGE relative to BTC is not a sign of decline but a necessary process of energy compression. Each major rotation requires such a buildup phase.

The key turning point is simple: when the green line breaks through, market risk appetite will instantly shift. This is not a guess but a reflection of the symmetry of history warning us—price structures speak.

From this perspective, the current adjustment may instead be a quiet period before the next wave of market movement. Some are panicking, while others are waiting for the moment to break through that green line.

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 23h ago

The idea that history repeats itself has been heard quite a bit... However, DOGE's recent correction is indeed interesting; the moment the green line breaks should be very exciting. Chart enthusiasts always make more money than those who focus on mindset. I choose to continue observing that green line. Another cycle theory—let's see if it can break above before making any claims.

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Web3ExplorerLin

· 23h ago

hypothesis: if we're really witnessing this structural mirroring from 2014-2017, then doge is essentially performing the same byzantine consensus-building phase before its oracle network breaks through... the energy compression metaphor actually tracks with game theory predictions, tbh

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MrRightClick

· 23h ago

I'm tired of the old story of history repeating itself, but this time the data is actually interesting... The real highlight is the moment the green line breaks through.

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