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Dogecoin is trading under low pressure, struggling to build sustained upside 
momentum due to low bullish sentiment in the entire market. The leading meme 
coin has had its price action trading around the $0.1 support, with buyers and 
sellers locked in a tight battle. However, crypto analyst Cryptollica has 
shared a chart that suggests that Dogecoin may be setting up for the biggest 
déjà-vu in history. His analysis points to a recurring pattern that has 
appeared multiple times since 2014, with the current structure following lows 
in previous cycles. The Four-Cycle Pattern Dogecoin’s weekly timeframe was 
mapped out from 2014 through early 2026 in the weekly candlestick price chart 
shared by the analyst. Four separate points were marked with circles labeled 
1, 2, 3, and 4. Each of these points corresponds with periods where Dogecoin 
entered deeply oversold conditions on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), shown 
in the lower panel of the chart. Related Reading: Dogecoin Has Now Broken Out 
Of A Descending Triangle, Here’s The Next Stop The first circle is projected 
around 2014-2015, when Dogecoin experienced an extended price decline, and the 
RSI dipped into oversold territory. That period was followed by a strong 
recovery and eventually a larger expansion phase. The second marked zone was 
in 2020, which also coincided with a depressed RSI reading and a horizontal 
support region on price. Shortly after, Dogecoin launched into its historic 
2021 rally. The third instance is visible around 2022, when the market entered 
a bear cycle after the previous bull cycle in 2021. Dogecoin once again found 
support near a similar structure and RSI levels. Now, the fourth circle is 
projected in early 2026, with the RSI pressing near the low 30 region, close 
to previous cycle bottoms. Price is also sitting around a horizontal support 
band that previously acted as support back in late 2024. Cryptollica’s 
question, “Coincidence or Math?” is based on the symmetry in these repeating 
structures. Each time Dogecoin reached comparable oversold conditions on the 
weekly chart, a significant move followed. What A History Repeat Could Mean 
For Dogecoin Every time Dogecoin’s weekly RSI fell below the 30 level, it led 
to exhaustion in selling pressure. Following those oversold phases, Dogecoin 
did not immediately explode upward. Instead, it formed a base before beginning 
a sustained climb. Related Reading: What The Dogecoin Recovery From This 
Accumulation Zone Means For The Price If the fourth marked setup follows 
previous cycles, the outcome would likely unfold in stages. The first phase 
would involve stabilization around the current support zone, with volatility 
gradually compressing between $0.10 and $0.15. This would then be followed by 
bullish momentum when market conditions finally improve, and capital rotates 
into meme coins. Based on this outlook, we could see the Dogecoin price 
reversing from oversold into normal condition, which in turn would be 
reflected in its price action, pushing into price levels above $0.2 at least 
in the short term. Featured Image from Peakpx, chart from Tradingview.com

Why Dogecoin Could Repeat History And What The Outcome Would Be

A fresh round of Bitcoin market-manipulation chatter is ricocheting through 
crypto X after Jane Street added 7,105,206 shares of BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin 
ETF, IBIT, in Q4 2025, bringing its reported position to 20,315,780 shares. 
Speculators tie this disclosure to a long-running rumor about a daily “10AM” 
sell program. Is Jane Street Manipulating The Bitcoin Price? The allegation is 
simple and sticky: the same sophisticated desk “accumulating” IBIT is also 
supposedly the desk leaning on BTC and BTC-linked vehicles at a predictable 
time each morning to create better entry prices. The rebuttal, from market 
structure veterans, is equally blunt: you’re reading a market maker’s 
inventory like it’s a directional bet. BullTheory framed the 13F as an 
accumulation story, writing that Jane Street bought 7,105,206 IBIT shares 
“worth $276 million” in Q4 2025 and “now holds 20,315,780 IBIT shares worth 
$790 million,” before adding: “This is the same entity rumoured to be behind 
the daily ‘10 AM’ manipulation to push Bitcoin prices lower.” Related Reading: 
Bitcoin Accumulation Notably Weaker Than Nov 2025 Bounce: Glassnode The 
screenshot circulating alongside the claim shows Jane Street Group LLC listed 
with a 13F source tag, an options indicator marked “Y,” a position of 
20,315,780, and a latest change of 7,105,206, filed 12/31/25. That “Y” is the 
detail critics keep coming back to because it’s the quickest tell that the 
position may not be what the headline suggests. BREAKING: Jane Street bought 
7,105,206 $IBIT shares worth $276 million in Q4 2025. It now holds 20,315,780 
IBIT shares worth $790 million. This is the same entity rumoured to be behind 
the daily “10 AM” manipulation to push Bitcoin prices lower. 
pic.twitter.com/NFC5r5hHUn — Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio) February 17, 2026 
Milk Road amplified the “10am theory,” calling it “persistent whispers” about 
“certain institutional trading desks running a very specific/shady playbook… 
(Jane Street included.).” The account described an alleged routine: “Around 10 
AM ET, right at the US stock market open, large sell volumes hit BTC and 
related ETF shares. This creates panic → triggers liquidations of leveraged 
longs → and exploits thin liquidity pockets. Then the same firms allegedly buy 
back at lower prices.” Milk Road added that the pattern “apparently emerged 
prominently in early Nov 2025,” showed up in Q2 and Q3, and “has continued 
into early 2026,” while stressing: “To be clear &#8211; these are unverified rumors 
circulating in the community.” Not everyone bought the internal logic even on 
its own terms. CryptoQuant contributor Darkfost responded with the question 
many traders would ask first: “In this rumor, when is Jane Street supposed to 
have bought large amounts of BTC so as not to be selling at a loss right now”. 
Milk Road replied that the rumor “suggests they’d accumulated in the lead up,” 
then used existing holdings to “sell/dump prices → buy in size at a lower 
price,” adding again: “totally unverified.” Market Makers: Inventory Isn’t A 
Thesis The strongest pushback focused on mechanics, not vibes. Louis LaValle, 
CEO and co-founder of Frontier Investments, argued the viral framing misreads 
what a 13F is showing in the first place: “This isn’t correct. You’re 
misinterpreting the 13F. Jane Street is a lead market maker and Authorized 
Participant for IBI. They aren&#8217;t ‘holding’ as a bet. The ‘Y’ in the options 
column next to that $5.7B value confirms this is a delta-hedged position.” 
Related Reading: Bitcoin Whales Flood Binance As Correction Deepens: On-Chain 
Data Shows LaValle added that the Q4 increase could be operational rather than 
directional: “They added 7 million shares in Q4 to manage the record 
volatility and creation/redemption demand. As a market maker, they hold these 
shares to balance the risk of the options they write. It has nothing to do 
with conviction or some mysterious price manipulation.” Former hedge fund 
manager Michael Green struck a similar note, calling the discourse “painful” 
and pointing to what isn’t visible in the filing: “Jane Street may be taking a 
position in IBIT, but that position is almost entirely offset by undisclosed 
options (on IBIT) and futures positions. They are certainly not ‘accumulating’ 
a position in Bitcoin. That’s how market making works.” Others put it more 
sharply. Former prop trader Ryan Scott (“Horse”) warned: “Anyone posting this 
as bullish is committing a capital offense. This should be ‘You’ll never guess 
who also has offsetting derivative positioning that does not need to be 
reported’ Jane Street is not longing Bitcoin.” Nik Bhatia boiled it down to 
incentives: “Jane Street owns IBIT so that it can write options, arbitrage, 
and everything else a quantitative trading shop does to make fast money.” 
Overall, the market-maker explanation appears more consistent with how these 
positions are typically managed, while the “10AM slam” narrative remains, at 
this stage, just that, a theory circulating on crypto X rather than a verified 
claim. At press time, BTC traded at $68,107. Featured image created with 
DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

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