Overview
- DOGE traded around $0.136–$0.14 after failing to hold the $0.14 pivot, which flipped from support to resistance in recent sessions.
- Short‑term indicators show softening momentum, with downward‑sloping EMAs, a neutral RSI, and the EMA50 near $0.14 acting as the immediate barrier while the EMA20 near $0.13 marks nearby support.
- Multiple analyses highlight price pressing the upper boundary of a months‑long descending channel, keeping a potential breakout on the table if buyers regain control.
- CoinGlass data point to sharply lower futures open interest versus the ETF‑driven peak, and one snapshot shows a roughly 43–50% drop in trading volume even as OI was cited modestly higher to about $1.8 billion.
- Analysts, including Jonathan Carter, say a sustained break above the 50‑day/EMA50 could unlock upside targets at $0.153, $0.182, $0.20, $0.24, and $0.28, while failure keeps risk skewed toward $0.13–$0.12.