Overview
- DOGE fell nearly 4% to about $0.1426 after a failed push toward $0.151, with trading volume rising 48% above the seven‑day average and underperformance versus the broader crypto index.
- Price is holding near $0.1420 support and the 100‑hour moving average, with a failure of the $0.138–$0.142 zone raising downside risk toward roughly $0.135–$0.13.
- Immediate resistance sits at $0.1450 and $0.1510, while technicians flag a break above about $0.157 as the signal that the relief bounce has turned into a confirmed reversal.
- Short‑term moving averages have been reclaimed, yet longer‑term trend gauges remain overhead, including the 34‑day EMA near $0.183 and the 200‑day SMA near $0.221.
- Chart watchers point to a multi‑year compression pattern that suggests higher volatility ahead, and potential catalysts such as a proposed 21Shares spot DOGE ETF and Japan‑focused initiatives are being discussed but are not assured drivers.