According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin DOGE is forming an inverse Head and Shoulders on the 2-hour lower time frame chart, shared on Jan 6, 2026 on X. Source: @TATrader_Alan. The inverse Head and Shoulders is commonly treated as a bullish reversal pattern, with confirmation typically assigned to a decisive breakout and close above the neckline. Source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern. Traders often watch for expanding volume on the breakout and accept a throwback retest of the neckline as normal behavior in successful breakouts. Source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. Measured move targets are often estimated by adding the head-to-neckline height to the breakout point, while failure risk rises if price rejects at the neckline or closes back below the right shoulder. Source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns; Investopedia. Short-term traders can plan setups on the 2-hour chart by waiting for neckline confirmation, using stops near or below the right shoulder, and scaling out near measured objectives to manage risk. Source: Investopedia; Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns.

According to @TATrader_Alan, the ETH weekly chart is showing a giant inverse head and shoulders pattern, highlighting a potential bullish setup on Ethereum’s higher time frame (source: @TATrader_Alan). An inverse head and shoulders is widely viewed as a bullish reversal once price breaks above the neckline with strong volume, which traders use as confirmation (source: Investopedia). Traders commonly project a measured move by adding the vertical distance from the head to the neckline to the breakout level and monitor volume expansion on the break (source: Investopedia). Risk management in this pattern often places invalidation or stop-loss levels below the right shoulder low to limit downside if the setup fails (source: Investopedia).

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) has closed its daily candle with a clear double bottom on the daily chart, signaling a potential technical setup to monitor. source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Dec 29, 2025 A double bottom is commonly interpreted as a bullish reversal pattern that is typically confirmed by a decisive close above the neckline with rising volume, which traders watch for entry confirmation. source: Investopedia, Double Bottom; The Pattern Site by Thomas Bulkowski Traders often set invalidation on a daily close below the second bottom and estimate initial targets using the height from the bottoms to the neckline once a breakout confirms. source: The Pattern Site by Thomas Bulkowski; Investopedia, Double Bottom

According to Trader Tardigrade, DOGE’s daily candle has closed with a second bottom, indicating a developing double bottom structure on the daily timeframe, which traders often monitor for potential bullish reversal setups, source: Trader Tardigrade on X, Dec 27, 2025. A double bottom is typically confirmed only after a decisive break and close above the neckline defined by the intervening swing high, ideally with expanding volume, which traders use as an entry trigger, source: John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets; Thomas N. Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. The measured move guideline projects the distance from the bottoms to the neckline from the breakout point to estimate upside potential, while risk is commonly managed with invalidation on a daily close back below the second bottom low, source: Thomas N. Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns; John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets. Until a neckline break occurs, the setup remains unconfirmed and range-bound, so traders often wait for confirmation to reduce false-signal risk, source: John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets.

According to @TATrader_Alan, the Dogecoin (DOGE) daily chart is displaying an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern that signals a potential bullish reversal setup for traders, source: X post by @TATrader_Alan on Dec 23, 2025. For confirmation, traders typically wait for a daily close above the neckline with expanding volume before considering entries, source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. A common target is calculated by adding the head-to-neckline height to the breakout point to set measured move objectives and reward-to-risk, source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. Risk management often places invalidation below the right-shoulder low to limit downside if the pattern fails, source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends.

According to @TATrader_Alan, the 2-hour Dogecoin (DOGE) chart has completed an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, highlighting a potential short-term bullish reversal setup, source: Trader Tardigrade on X, Dec 22, 2025. Measured targets are commonly derived by taking the distance from the head to the neckline and projecting it upward after a confirmed breakout, while confirmation is typically a close above the neckline with expanding volume, source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders; ThePatternSite.com, Thomas Bulkowski. Risk management generally places invalidation below the right-shoulder low, and a failed retest that falls back beneath the neckline weakens the setup, source: Investopedia; ThePatternSite.com.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) has formed an inverse head and shoulders on the 2-hour chart with a shallow right shoulder, highlighting a potential bullish reversal setup (source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Dec 21, 2025). The inverse head and shoulders typically confirms only on a decisive breakout and close above the neckline with expanding volume, which traders use to validate entry timing (source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders; accessed for technical pattern definition). Risk management commonly places invalidation below the right-shoulder low or the head if aggressive, and traders often monitor a post-breakout retest of the neckline for confirmation (source: CMT Association, technical analysis guidance on reversal patterns).

According to @TATrader_Alan, Ethereum ETH is likely forming a double bottom base on the monthly chart for the current cycle, as posted on X on Dec 8, 2025, source: @TATrader_Alan on X. A double bottom is a bullish reversal that typically confirms on a break and monthly close above the interim swing high, known as the neckline, with this criterion outlined in classic technical analysis references, sources: Edwards and Magee, Thomas Bulkowski. Until that confirmation, traders often treat the setup as unconfirmed and watch for rejection or a monthly close below the recent low as invalidation risk, sources: Edwards and Magee, Thomas Bulkowski.

According to @TATrader_Alan, ETH has completed half of the right shoulder with the same depth, indicating a developing head-and-shoulders style structure on the Ethereum chart. Source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Dec 6, 2025. The timeframe and exact price levels were not disclosed in the post, so any trade planning should reference an independently verified chart before action. Source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Dec 6, 2025. For pattern validation, technicians typically look for a decisive neckline break supported by expanding volume to confirm a head-and-shoulders setup. Source: John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets; Thomas Bulkowski, ThePatternSite. Risk management often defines invalidation as a sustained move above the right-shoulder high for a standard head-and-shoulders, or below it for an inverse pattern, depending on direction. Source: John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets; Thomas Bulkowski, ThePatternSite. Symmetry in shoulder depth and duration is commonly used to assess pattern quality, aligning with the author’s note about equal depth. Source: Thomas Bulkowski, ThePatternSite.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) is forming a potential Double Bottom on the 3-day chart and the setup remains in play; traders should watch for a decisive neckline breakout with rising volume to confirm the pattern, source: https://x.com/TATrader_Alan/status/1983810119055110608 https://x.com/TATrader_Alan/status/1982051532331004300. In classical technical analysis, a Double Bottom is confirmed only when price closes above the interim high (the neckline) with expanding volume; until that breakout occurs, the structure is unconfirmed, source: https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=chart_analysis:double_bottom_reversal https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/doublebottom.asp. If confirmed, a common objective is the measured move equal to the distance from the bottoms to the neckline projected above the breakout, while pattern invalidation typically occurs if price breaks below the second trough, source: https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=chart_analysis:double_bottom_reversal https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/doublebottom.asp. For trade execution, many traders wait for a close above the neckline with increased volume before entry and manage risk with stops below the second low, aligning entries with confirmation rather than anticipation, source: https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=chart_analysis:double_bottom_reversal https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/doublebottom.asp.

According to @TATrader_Alan, DOGE on the 3-day chart is forming the second trough of a potential double bottom setup that traders are monitoring for confirmation. Source: X post by @TATrader_Alan, Oct 25, 2025. In classical technical analysis, a double bottom is considered a bullish reversal only after a decisive close above the neckline resistance, ideally accompanied by an uptick in volume to validate participation. Source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends; CMT Association Curriculum, Technical Analysis. If confirmed, a common objective is estimated by measuring the depth from the bottoms to the neckline and projecting that distance above the breakout, with the neckline often watched as potential support on a pullback. Source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns; Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends. Risk management typically places invalidation below the second bottom low, as a decisive breakdown there undermines the reversal premise. Source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns; CMT Association Curriculum, Technical Analysis. Until a breakout close appears, the structure remains unconfirmed and range-bound tactics or waiting for a breakout-retest are commonly used by swing traders. Source: CMT Association Curriculum, Technical Analysis; Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) on the 4-hour chart is forming the right shoulder of an inverse head and shoulders as of Oct 21, 2025, highlighting a potential bullish reversal setup if confirmed; source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Oct 21, 2025. A standard confirmation is a breakout and close above the neckline accompanied by rising volume, which traders use to validate the pattern before entries; source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends. Post-breakout objectives are commonly estimated by measuring the head-to-neckline height and projecting it upward from the breakout point, with protective stops often placed near the right-shoulder low; source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. Until confirmation, price can remain range-bound within the pattern, so many traders wait for a 4-hour candle close above the neckline to reduce false signals; source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends.

According to @TATrader_Alan, a double bottom is forming on the DOGE daily chart and a catalyst is needed to ignite upside, source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Oct 20, 2025. In classical technical analysis, confirmation requires a decisive break above the neckline with expanding volume before treating it as a bullish reversal, source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. Risk management typically uses invalidation on a close below the second low and looks for breakout-retest entries for better reward to risk, source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends.

According to @TATrader_Alan, the DOGE daily chart is showing a potential double bottom pattern, highlighting a possible bullish reversal setup worth monitoring for traders. Source: Trader Tardigrade on X, Oct 18, 2025. For execution, double bottoms are typically validated only after a decisive daily close above the interim high known as the neckline, with stronger volume improving reliability and failure risk reducing after confirmation. Source: CMT Association, Technical Analysis guidance. Risk management commonly treats a close below the second trough as invalidation, while post-breakout objectives are often approximated by projecting the height from the bottoms to the neckline upward. Source: CMT Association, Technical Analysis guidance.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Bitcoin (BTC) on the 4-hour chart is forming a higher low as the second bottom of a potential Double Bottom pattern, indicating a developing bullish structure if confirmed, source: Trader Tardigrade (@TATrader_Alan) on X, Oct 15, 2025. A Double Bottom is a bullish reversal pattern that is confirmed only when price breaks above the intervening swing high (neckline), preferably with rising volume; without that breakout, the setup remains unconfirmed, source: Investopedia. Traders typically watch for a decisive neckline breakout for entry, use stop-loss levels below the second bottom for risk control, and project a target by adding the pattern’s height to the neckline, source: Investopedia.

According to @rovercrc, Bitcoin is printing a triple bottom structure and the trader suggests history repeats, implying a potential bullish reversal if confirmed, source: @rovercrc on X, Oct 4, 2025. A triple bottom is defined by three similar lows at a support area and requires confirmation on a breakout above the neckline ideally with rising volume, which is typically used by traders to validate the reversal, source: StockCharts ChartSchool, Triple Bottom Reversal. For trade planning, a common objective is the height of the pattern projected from the neckline after a confirmed breakout, while invalidation is often placed on a decisive breakdown below the pattern lows to manage risk, source: ThePatternSite by Thomas Bulkowski, Triple Bottoms; StockCharts ChartSchool, Triple Bottom Reversal. The post does not provide specific BTC price levels, so traders may focus on the daily close relative to the neckline and accompanying volume to assess confirmation quality, source: @rovercrc on X, Oct 4, 2025; StockCharts ChartSchool, Triple Bottom Reversal.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) has formed a small inverse head and shoulders on the 4-hour chart, signaling a potential bullish reversal setup pending confirmation (source: X post by Trader Tardigrade @TATrader_Alan, Sep 29, 2025). In technical analysis, confirmation typically requires a breakout and close above the neckline accompanied by rising volume, with a common objective measured by projecting the head-to-neckline height from the breakout point (source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders; source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns). Traders often manage risk by using invalidation below the right-shoulder low and may look for a pullback to retest the neckline after the breakout to reduce false signals (source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends; source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns). Monitoring 4-hour closes and volume expansion can help time entries and exits around the pattern resolution for DOGE short-term setups (source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders).

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) has formed a double bottom on the 8-hour chart, indicating current price action is in consolidation with a potential bullish setup, based on an August 17, 2025 post that includes a chart; source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Aug 17, 2025. Confirmation for this pattern typically comes on a decisive breakout above the neckline with rising volume, with targets often estimated by the height of the pattern (measured move), which traders use to plan entries and exits; source: Investopedia, Double Bottom. Until the neckline breaks, the setup remains unconfirmed and can fail if price undercuts the recent troughs, so risk is commonly managed with invalidation below the lows; source: Investopedia, Double Bottom.

According to @TATrader_Alan, if Solana (SOL) closes above the neckline on the current 2-month candle, the breakout would set a measured move target at $3,500, source: @TATrader_Alan on X.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) on the 4-hour chart may be forming the right shoulder of an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, a bullish reversal setup when confirmed by a neckline break. Sources: @TATrader_Alan on X, Aug 12, 2025; Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends. Traders should watch for a decisive close above the neckline and expanding volume to confirm breakout strength on DOGE. Sources: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends; Thomas Bulkowski, ThePatternSite, Head-and-Shoulders Bottom. A common invalidation is a close back below the head low, while a typical objective projects the head-to-neckline depth upward from the breakout on the 4-hour timeframe. Sources: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends; Thomas Bulkowski, ThePatternSite, Head-and-Shoulders Bottom.