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DigitalOcean announced that DigitalOcean Evaluations is now generally available.
Users can run LLM-as-a-Judge evaluations across models and inference routers on DigitalOcean Inference to compare quality, latency, and cost. The feature allows users to create custom rubrics, manage datasets, and automate evaluations with MCP support.
DOCN is currently trading at $143.56, which is below both the SMA-20 ($166.08) and the SMA-50 ($147.53), but well above the SMA-200 ($77.59), indicating short- and medium-term bearish pressure while the broader uptrend remains intact. The Ichimoku Kijun level sits at $162.12, marking immediate resistance above the current price; near-term support is at the SMA-50 ($147.53) and EMA-50 ($145.20), while key support is provided by the SMA-100 ($109.75), with key resistance at the Kijun ($162.12) and SMA-20 ($166.08).
Momentum on D1 is showing weakness, with the MACD signaling a neutral stance and ADX at 25.74, favoring sellers. RSI (49.79), CCI (–77.60), and Stoch RSI (41.92) all point to a bearish or neutral momentum, none indicating strong oversold conditions but hinting at softness. BBP is in oversold territory (0.07), showing clear intraday dominance by sellers. The Awesome Oscillator is negative and confirms the bearish tone. In today's session, DOCN is down 8.58%, underlining intensified selling pressure. Over the past week, DOCN has risen $4.28 (3.48%) from the previous close of $139.28, although the current price has slipped into the lower part of the weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 15.52%, signaling a week characterized by a recovery from the lows but an overall loss of momentum.
Looking ahead, the expected range for the coming week is $137 to $151, adjusted to reflect the current volatility and to keep within ±10% of the present $143.56 level. Considering signals on W1—RSI, ADX, MACD, and SMA-50 all set to "Buy"—there is a very high probability (more than 80%) of an upward move, with further downside seen as less likely. Baseline scenario: prices consolidate between near-term support ($145) and resistance ($162), forming a sideways corridor. In the bullish scenario, a breakout above resistance at the Kijun ($162) would open the door to a push toward $166. In the bearish case, a sustained drop below support at $145 could see a test of the $137 zone. DOCN remains vastly higher than its 52-week low ($25.56) but has retreated from the $187.50 yearly high, positioning the near-term outlook as corrective within a much broader uptrend.
Previously it was reported that DigitalOcean maintained a broadly bullish long-term outlook, underpinned by robust growth and strong financial performance despite short-term market volatility. As current trends evolve, investors should monitor any shifts in momentum or significant changes in support levels, which could indicate an emerging direction for DOCN.