Dogecoin (DOGE): What investors need to know now

Dogecoin (DOGE) - What investors need to know now

Dogecoin continues to move in a pronounced consolidation phase on the daily chart. Despite a lack of momentum, the price is managing to hold above the central support zone. This zone acts as a crucial short-term defensive line, determining whether the buyers can maintain their position or whether a corrective movement gains momentum.
A look at the heat map (bottom left in the chart below) shows that liquidity is increasingly accumulating below the current price level. This pattern indicates that a potential downward sell-off could trigger larger order blocks. Such moves often occur when accumulated positions are liquidated in a short period of time, accelerating the market movement.

The indicators paint a mixed, yet rather neutral picture. The MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) signals that the downward pressure is gradually easing and the negative momentum is diminishing. This suggests a possible stabilization. In parallel, the RSI (Relative Strength Index) is moving sideways without reaching extreme levels, supporting the assumption of continued consolidation rather than indicating an impulsive trend movement.

The current situation thus suggests that Dogecoin is in an intermediate phase. The existing support has so far prevented any significant declines, but at the same time, there is a lack of buying volume to initiate a new uptrend. The decisive factor will be whether the support zone can be sustainably defended. In this case, a gradual bottoming out could begin. If the zone breaks, however, an accelerated downward movement is likely.

4-hour chart highlights resistance and possible directional decision

The situation becomes even clearer on the 4-hour chart. The liquidation levels (bottom left in the chart below) show that more long positions than short positions have been built up within the current price range, revealing a clear long delta.

From a technical perspective, Dogecoin is at a crucial milestone. If the price fails to hold above the yellow resistance line and the diagonal trend line running above it, a pullback is imminent. In this case, the ascending triangle visible in the chart would resolve downwards, which could very likely lead to a drop into the green support box.

The opposite scenario occurs with an upside breakout. If the resistance is successfully overcome, the price could gain direct momentum toward the red resistance zone. This would determine whether the buying side can generate sufficient momentum to finally exit the consolidation phase and initiate a new uptrend.

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