Casual Talk - Regarding Subscription Plan Changes and Subsequent Updates

Although Doge is currently sharing for free, many friends still subscribe and support Doge, which makes Doge very grateful.

When I was casually browsing earlier, I found there are still two annual members.

This is support for Doge and also a recognition of Doge’s strength.

Doge has been in the crypto circle for about 2-3 years, but his experiences may not be much less than those of seasoned veterans with 10 years under their belt.

The levels and trading methods Doge has summarized so far are based on his own verified results before sharing. During the last live broadcast, some friends mentioned that they just follow the levels, take the losses, and over two months, they earned more than $4,000.

In the crypto world, too many people dream of getting rich overnight, going all-in on a single trade, but looking back, many of these people are gone.

Doge has been sharing for a while now. He remembers most of the interactions with his followers, and after a big wave of momentum, the comment section usually changes to a new group of people.

Doge often asks himself: Is it because my levels are not good enough? Is it because I can’t grasp the rhythm?

I think that’s not the case. Compared to other influencers, Doge considers himself relatively responsible. The signals he provides are usually followed up on, including himself participating. Unlike vague or ambiguous statements from others, Doge prefers to be straightforward: 1 is 1, 2 is 2, strictly executing his strategy.

I’ve seen some influencers who talk about aggressive levels, conservative levels, steady levels, with just a few points of Ethereum spanning 200 points. They boast for half a week after hitting just one of these points, earning dozens of points, without mentioning the previous loss of over 100 points.

I’ve also seen some analyses where they say: buy if it doesn’t break above a certain level, sell if it doesn’t break below, stop-loss if it breaks above, stop-loss if it breaks below. Afterwards, they teach you why you didn’t follow strictly. If all analysts behaved like this, I could analyze just as well as my grandma.

Some others make trades based on strong subjective assumptions, blindly trusting their beliefs, getting deeply trapped, then telling you to buy shanzhai coins, wait for the wind, wait for the shanzhai season. As long as the results haven’t come out, no one can say he’s wrong. But you might be waiting forever for that result. How many people were fooled into buying WLD spot?

Compared to all these, Doge clearly states: I only do intraday contracts, usually small trends lasting 3-5 days at most. I can’t predict long-term bullish or bearish moves. I focus on left-side reversal trades. The levels I give might not always feel comfortable, but the profits after patience are very substantial. The levels I provide are bets on reversals at those points. I don’t draw lines, haven’t studied Chan theory or Elliott waves—can’t say the same things as other influencers. That’s just not my style, and I don’t plan to learn it. I believe what I know now is enough. Why bother learning more distracting techniques that might not be useful and could cloud my judgment?

Many times, Doge’s levels are quite accurate. Looking through the entire GT, there probably aren’t many more accurate than Doge’s.

Doge admits he can’t guarantee a 100% win rate, but he believes he’s above 70%.

There is no forever free lunch, and Doge is gradually starting to shift his approach.

Doge has lost a lot of money before, but he’s now close to recouping it, so he’s more inclined to gradually reduce his risks. He now has his own capital for trading contracts, subscription income, and will also have live streams and other revenue in the future. Once his capital reaches a certain scale, he prefers to slowly build positions in spot during the bear market, aiming to achieve some small goals in the next bull run.

Therefore, starting in 2026, Doge will no longer share for free; all levels will only be visible to subscribers.

The current subscription price is set at 3 GT/month, which may adjust according to GT price fluctuations. Converted, the subscription costs about $30/month, roughly $1 per day.

If you’re a new follower, you can ask in the comments. Earn some money first, then subscribe. If you’re an old follower, and after a long time, you haven’t made any profit from following Doge’s levels, Doge thinks contracts might not be suitable for you right now. It’s time to settle down and trade more carefully.

Finally, one more piece of advice, which Doge has said many times before—no harm in repeating it.

Don’t follow too many influencers at the same time. Even if you think Doge’s skills are lacking, following others is the same. Just pick the one with the highest win rate in your review and follow him. Follow all his signals. Doge’s win rate might be around 70%, but if you add your own subjective judgment—doing some levels, skipping others—the final win rate could be very low, missing profits and getting hit repeatedly.

Similarly, if you pick and choose among different influencers, only following those who agree with your judgment, your win rate might be even lower.