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A lot of people who don’t follow politics or policy closely (which is most people!!) had a lot of good faith optimism about DOGE — the fact that it massively underdelivered in savings while also inflicting major harms genuinely matters. [link in reply because efficiency]

The White House has sent Congress a $9,400,000,000.00 DOGE rescission package cutting $1.1B from NPR and PBS, and cutting $8.3B in foreign aid and USAID funding! @SpeakerJohnson says he will get to it later next week.

Dogecoin (DOGE) surged 2.4% over the past 24 hours, climbing from $0.192 to $0.197 as institutional buyers appeared to step in amid global economic uncertainty. The token’s breakout above the $0.194 resistance level highlights renewed confidence in the meme coin’s potential as a hedge against broader market volatility. The surge was accompanied by a $20 million DOGE transfer to Coinbase, signaling potential major market moves. News Background The recent surge in Dogecoin comes amid renewed interest in meme coins and shifting institutional dynamics. A $20 million DOGE transfer to Coinbase has raised speculation about whale or institutional accumulation. The growing on-chain activity and major token transfers highlight DOGE’s liquidity and potential institutional appeal even as broader markets remain unsettled. Price-Action Technical analysis shows DOGE in a clear uptrend, with significant volume spikes at 01:00 (470M) and 14:00 (386M) confirming breakouts above key resistance levels. Support has formed at $0.194, with the $0.198-$0.200 zone now representing the next critical resistance. A break above this level could open the door to further gains toward $0.205. In the last hour of trading, DOGE maintained its bullish momentum, with a breakout at 19:28 pushing prices from $0.197 to $0.198 on exceptional volume of 10.17 million units. The new support level at $0.197, coupled with a higher-lows pattern, suggests ongoing accumulation and further upside potential. Technical Analysis Recap DOGE climbed from $0.192 to $0.197, a 2.44% gain over 24 hours. Price action showed a range of $0.008 (4.16%), reflecting moderate volatility. Key support established at $0.194, with resistance at $0.198-$0.200. Volume spikes at 01:00 (470M) and 14:00 (386M) confirmed bullish breakouts. Notable hourly breakout at 19:28 pushed prices to $0.198 on volume of 10.17M. Hourly volatility narrowed to $0.001 (0.51%), suggesting consolidation. Higher-lows pattern indicates ongoing accumulation and potential retest of $0.198 resistance.

Crypto markets are giving no return opportunities for intraday traders, but long-term market watchers say the market is in a coiled spot and key levels are to be monitored for moves on either side. Bitcoin BTC hovered just above $105,000 on Wednesday, showing a steady rise from earlier in the week. Ether ETH, Cardano’s ADA ADA, dogecoin DOGE and XRP XRP showed returns under 1%. Overall market capitalization declined 1.8%. Nick Ruck, director at LVRG Research, said the market’s shift in sentiment reflected a sense that trade tensions, and that the drag on risk assets may have been priced in. “While the U.S. economy shows signs of contraction, investors are optimistic on tech, especially on the future outlook of Bitcoin as institutions continue to integrate further with the industry,” Ruck said, adding that despite inflation risks and uncertain macro policies, the crypto market’s long-term trajectory remains positive. Bitcoin’s price action over the past week has been telling. According to data from Fineqia research analyst Matteo Greco, BTC ended last week week around $105,700, down 3.1% from the previous week’s close near $109,050. This came as BTC spot ETFs saw $150 million in net outflows in the the first negative print after six consecutive weeks of inflows. “BTC reserves on exchanges continue to decline, while reserves for major altcoins such as ETH and XRP have stabilised,” Greco wrote in an email to CoinDesk. Stablecoin reserves on exchanges have reached their highest levels in years, he added, a sign that investors may be preparing to deploy fresh capital rather than exiting the market. Greco added that bitcoin’s market-value-to-realised-value (MVRV) ratio currently stands at around 2.2, below the historical top threshold of 3.7. That suggests we’re in the late stages of the cycle — but not at the peak yet. Bitunix analysts pointed to the Fed’s dovish comments as a short-term boost to risk appetite, though they warned that dollar volatility could disrupt flows. “Bitcoin’s short-term key level is at $105,000,” they said. “If it can hold above this level, it may continue to rise. Conversely, if the market shifts back to risk aversion, the key support level at $102,700 must be defended.” As such, analysts say that if Bitcoin’s dominance begins to fade, historically a sign of late-cycle rotation, altcoins could gain momentum, marking the later innings of a bull market. With stablecoin reserves rising and institutions continuing to integrate Bitcoin into their strategies, traders are bracing for what could be a volatile but potentially lucrative summer. We’re hoping that the positive trend for the crypto markets continues for the long run,” LVRG’s Ruck said.

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