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Apr 5, 2026 12:25:41 AM EDT
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DOGE Specific Mentions
As of Apr 5, 2026 12:25:22 AM EDT (<1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
17 hr ago • u/Independent_Name_601 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
They made DOGE and SHIB - why didn’t they ever make PUG?
sentiment 0.00
18 hr ago • u/Elly0xCrypto • r/CryptoMarkets • whats_the_dumbest_way_youve_lost_money_in_crypto • C
Maybe that i sold some of my DOGE coins i had on nexo for .30$ when afterwards, then Elon joined, the coin reached $1
sentiment 0.10
17 hr ago • u/Independent_Name_601 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
They made DOGE and SHIB - why didn’t they ever make PUG?
sentiment 0.00
18 hr ago • u/Elly0xCrypto • r/CryptoMarkets • whats_the_dumbest_way_youve_lost_money_in_crypto • C
Maybe that i sold some of my DOGE coins i had on nexo for .30$ when afterwards, then Elon joined, the coin reached $1
sentiment 0.10
1 day ago • u/dan92 • r/unusual_whales • new_york_city_spent_81705_spent_per_homeless • C
DOGE, which famously resulted in literally zero prosecutions for fraud lol
sentiment -0.25
1 day ago • u/Racer20 • r/FluentInFinance • tesla_q1_2026_delivery_numbers_just_dropped_358k • C
The chainsaw thing was related to DOGE, not Tesla.
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/seajayacas • r/unusual_whales • new_york_city_spent_81705_spent_per_homeless • C
They got to DOGE those crooks.
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/known2fail • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • i_thought_trump_was_in_charge_of_fraud_in_the • C
DOGE went so well
sentiment 0.34
1 day ago • u/vox2003 • r/dogecoin • everyones_saying_doge_is_dead_at_009_but_honestly • Idea • T
Everyone’s saying DOGE is dead at $0.09, but honestly… the chart tells a different story.
sentiment -0.39
1 day ago • u/Crypto_future_V • r/btc • everyones_calling_doge_dead_around_009_which • ❗Caution Advised • T
Everyone’s calling DOGE dead around $0.09, which makes sense from a sentiment point of view, but the price action looks a bit more nuanced.
sentiment -0.39
1 day ago • u/Crazy_Donkies • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Calls.  We're balancing the budget by eliminating blue state fraud.  This plus tariffs and DOGE!  Fuck me running we're going to be rich. 
/s
sentiment -0.36
1 day ago • u/Brokenandburnt • r/StockMarket • according_to_the_bls_us_added_178000_jobs_in • C
I didn't know that CES was responsible for collecting the data that BLS uses, thank you for that. 
I wasn't referring to the estimate number they compare to, I honestly have never paid attention to it.
What I meant by iffy wasn't that the data in aggregate is wrong, what gets people questioning is when the first report gets sharply revised. 
I'm slowly learning how everything works. My understanding of how the first report is collated was wrong, I looked it up now, thank you!
The first report seems, when compared to the revisions, to be very unreliable. According to Erika, before she was fired, the model had suffered since Covid, and was in need of modernizing. BLS took a bad hit from Doge and budget cuts, which forced them to up their number of imputations to close to 30%. Survey responses had been lagging more as well.
I'm not criticizing BLS or the economists that work there in any way shape or form. I'm just a very curious bastard who's trying to understand the why's and how's of everything!
I'll hesitate to add one last thing, since I for the life of me cannot find the source again.
Russel Vought, early last year when DOGE was running roughshod everywhere, had been encouraging the staff of all bureaus to use, if they had more than one, the most positive piece of data.
It's hearsay, and I don't remember it verbatim, but Vought is the one that is really behind the quiet changes. He's never in the news, and never in any scandals.
Anyway, thank you for the information. It made me read up more!
sentiment 0.74
1 day ago • u/Responsible_Gur1689 • r/Trading • my_unconventional_edge • Discussion • B
Hi all,
As the title states, this is my unconventional edge wich i poses. Not here to sell something or grow a base/group or something else. I'm here to find someone wich I can work with to develop the manual logic I created into code. (I'm not a programmer)
Will add a screenshot so you get an idee on the output i get and edge using what I created. (manual)
*Processing img dejgxrvw90tg1...*
Up is the price of DOGE /usdt. Bottom is the delta ,but presented in candles. Countdown is right on both tabs (its set on 2h TF).
How it works -> every 2 hours I calculate manual the "strenght" of buys and sells in that 2h timeframe, Sometimes the difference is very big and clear, and sometimes its very close (as in number of longs and shorts that needs to enter in that 2h tf).

I use it when I get big differences. This is not a perfect corelation between price and delta, aka delta goes up and price follows. It depends on the context, but when i got big differences in shorts vs long thats when I can use this edge. This can be a long pump, or a trend chance or simply for creating exhaustion and price reverse. but overall it gives me a big edge. Sometimes I get a perfect entry to the dolar , and sometimes because of exhaustion i close it on break even or loss. The risk factor is important here, since it reduces my exposure and DD in case of a bad trade. As i saw until now it works on crypto and forex.
In the screenshot above, I got for today a delta of -19.9M on bybit DOGE/USDT before any big movement up, for me this means i placed myself on the candle i shows at the very bottom and a SL just above the entry price, wich can finish in a nice ROI or a break even , but i got a risk free trade and thats how i do it.
This is not something magical, I get loses, but its as close as magical, since it reduces the risk by a lot, and usually makes it risk free after 2-4 hours and give the chance to create a nice ROI if leverage is used.
Im looking for someone who understands what i posted and can easily verify the validity and consistency of what i have by both of us following my outputs and confirm with the market, over many trades. After that we can think of a solution on how to aproach this and what to do with it.
sentiment 0.95
1 day ago • u/_hiddenscout • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_fundamentals_friday_apr • C
Yep.
Like don't get me wrong, I think it's fair to question to military spending, but from what I've seen it's actually been on the decline and it's really fraud that people should be more concerned about.
Also, not a policy person, but we need to solve the insurance and healthcare in the US. I can see something like Germany does, where there is the public and private options available.
It's like the shit that DOGE was doing. It was so dumb to look at USAID, which is like 1% of the total budget to make any difference.
I do think the removal the cap limit of social security payroll tax would be a step forward, but thinking the military budget the reason is the US is in debt is wrong.
I'm always on the camp of many people are really misinformed about a lot of issues and part of the reason why we can't solve things. It's like the water use of data centers. It's not a real issue, but you'll still see people post/talk about. Like the bigger issue is farming for most states and the toxic shit the farmer pump into the ground and water supply..
Like the idea of Arizona, for example, running out of water is a thing. However, you can look up how water is being used in the state and like 72% of all water usage is going to agricultural usage. Same with California, where they have water rights usage, where first come first serve, so you have alfa farmers who purposely grow crops that require a ton of water to not lose their water rights.
sentiment 0.84
2 days ago • u/Constant-Sweet-3718 • r/wallstreetbets • us_jobs_growth_surges_past_expectations_in_march • C
Lies, lies and more lies. It will be revised down next month and then again, 2 months later. Look at the headlines. Oracle recently laid off 15 to 20% [30 to 40k] of their workforce. Amazon recently laid off 16k employees. META and Microsoft are conducting targeted layoffs after massive layoffs in 2025. Why? They're extremely profitable, right? Look at the government. They drastically slashed jobs last year during DOGE, by eliminating entire agencies. They have been reluctant to hire. I know because I work for one of the largest government agencies.
All of them are focused on AI improving "inefficienies" at the cost of reducing spending; employee salaries, benefits, etc. What happens if unemployment skyrockets to 10%, 20% or by some estimates 30% over the next year or two? Fewer jobs means the government collects less in taxes. Fewer jobs means consumers spend less on goods/services. If there's fewer consumers, then employers will be forced to layoffs employees. This impacts all services, not just big tech. It's a vicious cycle.
According to Musk;
Check out this video, "elon musk on job loss" https://share.google/ngTBJn0pmi3OwKZqO
If robots and AI will be replacing all or most jobs... where does long-term revenue come from? Sure, short-term revenue might be plentiful for some companies but robots don't need things. They don't need to buy a house, car, furniture, food, etc. They don't need Healthcare in the traditional sense. So if you don't have a job... how do you get money to buy things? Whose going to pay people not to work? The government? These companies? It doesn't make sense to me.
Think about it... if TESLA gives you $10,000 a month, this becomes a liability on TELSA's balance sheet. That's money leaving the company. Now, if you spend this money... let's say, you buy a TESLA vehicle or TELSA robot... you're giving this money back to TELSA?!?! That's not profit. That's breaking even. That's not sustainable.
sentiment -0.80
2 days ago • u/No-Atmosphere-2873 • r/dogecoin • why_not • C
Why are you so certain that DOGE will amount to anything? The amount of time you spend on this sub borders on obsession.
sentiment 0.09
2 days ago • u/Tammer_Stern • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • i_thought_trump_was_in_charge_of_fraud_in_the • C
Erm, wasn’t this what DOGE was meant to do?
For fraud, possibly start with the Board of Peace?
sentiment -0.17
2 days ago • u/Icterus_Galbula • r/StockMarket • the_us_economy_adds_178000_jobs_in_march_crushing • C
I've been hiring and interviewing for the past 2 months. I've never seen so many over-qualified candidates who were on the receiving end of DOGE cuts. NOAA, BLM, FWS, USFS. I don't believe the jobs number for a second.
sentiment -0.23
2 days ago • u/Big_Quality_838 • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • it_was_a_really_bad_idea • C
DOGE
sentiment 0.00
2 days ago • u/CalzerMalzer • r/CryptoCurrency • 48_hours_of_qubic_doge_mining_data • ANALYSIS • T
48 hours of Qubic DOGE mining data
sentiment 0.00


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