#ShareMyTrade | DOGEUSDT Perpetual Futures Trade Review 🔥

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Trading Pair: DOGEUSDT
Market: Perpetual Futures
Mode: Isolated
Leverage: 10x
Timeframe Used: 5M
Trade Direction: Long (Rebound Setup)
Market Context & Trade Idea
DOGEUSDT was in a short-term pullback phase after a previous impulsive move. Price gradually declined toward a local demand zone near 0.1310, where buying interest previously appeared.
Key observations from the chart: • Price approached a short-term support area
• Multiple moving averages were converging, signaling potential stabilization
• Selling momentum was slowing down near support
• No aggressive breakdown — suggesting a possible technical bounce
This created a low-risk rebound opportunity rather than chasing volatility.
Entry Logic
Entry Zone: Around 0.1311 USDT (market execution)
The entry was taken after price tested the support zone and showed signs of temporary selling exhaustion.
The idea was simple: Buy near support
Keep risk defined
Target a reaction move, not overstay the trade
Risk Management
Stop-Loss: Placed below structural support
Estimated Liquidation Price: ~0.1185 USDT (well protected due to isolated mode)
Risk was controlled by: • Using isolated margin
• Moderate 10x leverage
• Clear invalidation level
Capital protection was the priority.
Profit Strategy
• Partial profits planned near intraday resistance
• Remaining position managed with trailing logic
• No emotional holding price action decides the exit
The goal was consistency, not gambling.
Strategy Insights
This trade followed a support-based rebound strategy, focusing on: 1️⃣ Structure first, indicators second
2️⃣ Patience over prediction
3️⃣ Risk defined before reward
Even in meme coins like DOGE, discipline beats hype.
Lessons from This Trade
• Support zones matter, even on lower timeframes
• Avoid chasing candles let price come to you
• Proper leverage + isolated margin = survival
Trading is not about one big win it’s about repeating good decisions.
Disclaimer:
This trade is shared for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always manage your own risk.
Entry and chart screenshots attached for transparency.
Good trades come from patience, not from pressure.