Dogecoin Faces Resistance While Holding Critical $0.00200 Zone
Dogecoin (DOGE) is facing renewed selling pressure after briefly testing the $0.00240 level, where a sharp increase in trading volume signaled heightened activity among traders. Despite the pullback, DOGE continues to hold above a major support zone, keeping the possibility of a rebound intact.
The price action shows DOGE previously breaking free from a falling wedge formation in June, leading to a rally toward $0.00400, where heavy resistance capped further gains. Since then, the token has been in a steady downtrend, retracing much of its summer advance.
At present, DOGE is consolidating near $0.00236, just above the green support band between $0.00200 and $0.00220. This zone has historically acted as a demand area, preventing deeper corrections. On the upside, immediate resistance is found around $0.00280, followed by a stronger supply zone at $0.00350 to $0.00400.
Market strategists point to volume patterns as a key signal. “The spike near $0.00240 indicates short-term speculative activity, but until DOGE clears $0.00280 with conviction, we remain in a consolidation phase,” BITX analyst noted.
Volumes have declined compared to early summer peaks, hinting that Dogecoin is in an accumulation stage. A decisive breakout above $0.00280 would likely open the path toward $0.00350, while a failure to hold $0.00200 could expose the asset to further downside risks.
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