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Dogecoin finds itself in the spotlight once more as the meme coin approaches a multi-year trend line dating back to the exuberant period of 2021. Both the daily and weekly graphs highlight the importance of this area, with the market precariously lingering close to a point that could dictate whether the current price tumbles another quarter or experiences a significant upturn.
Dogecoin Might Drop Further
On the weekly chart, the trend line descends from the historically high points near the previous cycle’s peak and crosses with the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement around $0.167. Consequently, Dogecoin is on unstable footing as it dipped beneath the 0.786 Fibonacci mark at $0.167 while still holding on to the multi-year trend line, which presently floats near $0.157.
DOGE’s capacity to remain above the trend line may determine whether the market can stave off a renewed sell-off that could wipe out a quarter of its current valuation. Importantly, DOGE has already declined about 66% from its December peak exceeding $0.48 last year, underscoring how crucial it is for the bulls to maintain their position to prevent another wave of selling pressure.
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Focusing on the daily time frame, the narrative becomes clearer. Following Dogecoin’s exit from a downward trend channel on February 24, it attempted to reclaim its ground on March 2 and March 3, only to be quickly shoved back below the channel floor. Subsequent rejections on March 6 and March 26 along the lower boundary further affirm that the bears have no intention of allowing DOGE an effortless pathway back upwards. This ongoing denial is coupled with diminishing volume, indicating that buyers have struggled to generate the momentum necessary to regain a footing within the channel.
The weekly EMAs are positioned above the price, especially with critical lines located well above $0.16, while the daily EMAs have become short-term barriers that Dogecoin has repeatedly struggled to overcome in recent times.
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If DOGE drops below the multi-year trend line, it might retest the support level around $0.14 as seen on March 10 and 11—marked in red on the chart. Should DOGE fail to defend the trend line and fall beneath the $0.14 threshold, the next significant pivot lies at $0.12, represented by the prominent blue line. A decline of that magnitude would equate to an additional 25% reduction from current price levels, potentially exacerbating bearish sentiment well into the second quarter.
All attention is now directed towards the interaction between price and the long-standing slope that has functioned as both a draw and shield across several market cycles. Should buyers assert themselves firmly at the convergence of the multi-year line and the 0.786 Fibonacci point, the next hurdle would be to reclaim the lower boundary of the descending channel—something Dogecoin has failed to achieve despite numerous attempts. Conversely, a significant breach below $0.14 would heighten the chances of capitulation down to $0.12 or perhaps even less.
For the moment, it seems Dogecoin’s destiny relies on whether this enduring structural support can withstand the turmoil. If it succeeds, the beleaguered meme coin might still engineer a recovery. If it fails, the market may confront a downward spiral that revives memories of the most tumultuous phases in its history.
Featured image generated with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com