Dogecoin has a habit of rallying wildly right before the crypto market’s local top. It happened on 1 November, 16 August, and 5 April, but that does not mean a Dogecoin rally signals the end of a bullish move for Bitcoin. The past few hours saw BTC descend by 3% and DOGE by nearly 10%. Ideas like capital rotation in the crypto segment might explain this phenomenon. As traders, only one thing mattered- how does one profit from the move? Well, DOGE’s rally might not be over yet. Here is how another 25% charge skyward could be the next Dogecoin move. The near 50% rally of the past week saw a pullback in recent hours of ... (full story)