tag and not repeated as a header. The DOGE price details: the 0.3% rise, support levels, bearish trends. Nabokov might describe the price action as a dance or a game. Maybe “the price pirouettes near the support of $0.2174” instead of “price is near the local support.” Incorporate sarcasm. For example, “Oh, the sweet, naive optimism of a false breakout!” or “how thrilling, the weekly bar’s low beckons like a siren.” Emojis should be used sparingly but effectively. Maybe a 🐕 when mentioning DOGE, 💸 for money aspects, 🎭 for drama in price movements. Check for the structure: HTML head with title, body with paragraphs and images. Avoid markdown, just HTML. Use tags and where specified. Make sure the rewritten text flows in Nabokov’s style: elaborate, playful, with a touch of irony. Keep all the original data points but present them with literary flair. Let me start drafting each section. The first “Most coins from the top 10 list have returned to the green zone…” becomes something like “A parade of top ten coins, now donning emerald hues…” Then add humor about the market’s mood. Each image should be placed where it was, with captions if needed, but original code has no captions. Just the tags. For the DOGE/USD section: “The rate of DOGE has risen by 0.3%…” could be “Our canine protagonist, DOGE, has managed a 0.3% wag upward…” using dog emojis here. Bearish trends: “On the longer time frame, the picture is also bearish…” might become “Yet, the canvas of time reveals a darker palette… a bearish ballet.” Testing the $0.20-$0.21 zone: “traders may witness a test” becomes “traders shall be treated to a spectacle—a test of the $0.20-$0.21 arena.” Final “DOGE is trading at $0.2170…” as “At the moment of this quill’s scratching, DOGE changes paws at $0.2170.” Check for all elements: title in , no repetition in body, images retained, humor/sarcasm/emojis included, Nabokovian style with complex sentences and wordplay. Avoid color styles and tags. Alright, time to put it all together in HTML.End of Thought (21.99s) The DOGE Diaries: A Tragicomedy in Three Charts 🐕💸

A kaleidoscope of green, as if the market had suddenly remembered it was not a funeral, with CoinMarketCap’s top ten coins donning emerald hues like debutantes at a ball. How *quaint*.

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Our canine protagonist, DOGE, has managed a 0.3% wag upward in the last 24 hours—a tail-throb of optimism! 🐕✨

Behold the hourly chart: price pirouettes near the support of $0.2174, a fragile fortress. Should it crumble, the descent to $0.21 shall commence, a ballet of despair by dawn. 🎭

Longer time frames? A bearish sonnet! The meme-coin returns to the scene of its *false breakout*—oh, the sweet, naive optimism of that dalliance! 🤡

Should the daily candle snuff out below $0.2161, traders shall be treated to a spectacle—a test of the $0.20-$0.21 arena. How *thrilling*. 🎪

Midterm musings: the weekly bar’s low beckons like a siren. Slip below $0.22, and the slide to $0.20 becomes a *fait accompli*—a tragedy written in candlesticks. 🕯️

At press time, DOGE fetches $0.2170—buy low, sell lower! 💸

tags or any color styles. The images should stay in their original places. Also, ensure the title is only in the

tag and not repeated as a header. The DOGE price details: the 0.3% rise, support levels, bearish trends. Nabokov might describe the price action as a dance or a game. Maybe “the price pirouettes near the support of $0.2174” instead of “price is near the local support.” Incorporate sarcasm. For example, “Oh, the sweet, naive optimism of a false breakout!” or “how thrilling, the weekly bar’s low beckons like a siren.” Emojis should be used sparingly but effectively. Maybe a 🐕 when mentioning DOGE, 💸 for money aspects, 🎭 for drama in price movements. Check for the structure: HTML head with title, body with paragraphs and images. Avoid markdown, just HTML. Use tags and <img/> where specified. Make sure the rewritten text flows in Nabokov’s style: elaborate, playful, with a touch of irony. Keep all the original data points but present them with literary flair. Let me start drafting each section. The first “Most coins from the top 10 list have returned to the green zone…” becomes something like “A parade of top ten coins, now donning emerald hues…” Then add humor about the market’s mood. Each image should be placed where it was, with captions if needed, but original code has no captions. Just the <img/> tags. For the DOGE/USD section: “The rate of DOGE has risen by 0.3%…” could be “Our canine protagonist, DOGE, has managed a 0.3% wag upward…” using dog emojis here. Bearish trends: “On the longer time frame, the picture is also bearish…” might become “Yet, the canvas of time reveals a darker palette… a bearish ballet.” Testing the $0.20-$0.21 zone: “traders may witness a test” becomes “traders shall be treated to a spectacle—a test of the $0.20-$0.21 arena.” Final “DOGE is trading at $0.2170…” as “At the moment of this quill’s scratching, DOGE changes paws at $0.2170.” Check for all elements: title in <title>, no repetition in body, images retained, humor/sarcasm/emojis included, Nabokovian style with complex sentences and wordplay. Avoid color styles and tags. Alright, time to put it all together in HTML.End of Thought (21.99s) <title>The DOGE Diaries: A Tragicomedy in Three Charts 🐕💸

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