Dogecoin is currently consolidating around 0.1370, with a relatively flat performance intraday. In the past hour, the price has slightly retraced by about 0.1%, and trading volume has decreased compared to before. Both bullish and bearish forces are not strong enough, and the market is still in a hesitant stage.
From a technical perspective, the one-hour chart shows an interesting trend. The price has been repeatedly testing support and resistance between 0.1367 and 0.1375. The moving averages are tightly clustered, with MA5 and MA10 flattening, indicating that the short-term trend has yet to find direction. The MACD indicator is oscillating near the zero line, with the momentum histogram approaching zero, and the RSI is around 48, a typical neutral signal, showing no overbought or oversold signals.
Looking ahead, if Dogecoin can volume-break through 0.1375, the rebound space could extend to the 0.1380 to 0.1385 region. Conversely, if it falls below 0.1367, support at 0.1360 remains, and traders should pay attention to whether volume can support the move—volume changes often indicate the direction.
In terms of trading strategy, short-term traders can take small positions within this range to buy low and sell high, waiting for a true breakout of the range to follow the trend. Remember to set proper stop-loss points.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 3h ago
Dogecoin is again hitting the bottom, looking like a shy little daisy, not daring to go up nor willing to go down, truly amazing.
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CommunityWorker
· 3h ago
Doge, this round is really testing patience. Is it really interesting to keep messing around like this?
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PumpDetector
· 3h ago
doge consolidating in a range again... same story, different day. ma's are dead flat which honestly tells you everything you need to know about where smart money actually stands rn. not convinced by volume either, feels like accumulation phase tbh but could just be everyone waiting for the real move. 0.1375 breaks and we're talking about something, anything below that is just noise imo.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 4h ago
Once again, it's the kind of market where "moving averages are glued together and RSI hovers in the middle," a typical sign of shallow liquidity. Trying to buy high and sell low with small positions? It's more reliable to do LP arbitrage for returns, at least earning the spread from unlicensed financial activities. Dogecoin is just smoothing out the anxiety in this wave.
Dogecoin is currently consolidating around 0.1370, with a relatively flat performance intraday. In the past hour, the price has slightly retraced by about 0.1%, and trading volume has decreased compared to before. Both bullish and bearish forces are not strong enough, and the market is still in a hesitant stage.
From a technical perspective, the one-hour chart shows an interesting trend. The price has been repeatedly testing support and resistance between 0.1367 and 0.1375. The moving averages are tightly clustered, with MA5 and MA10 flattening, indicating that the short-term trend has yet to find direction. The MACD indicator is oscillating near the zero line, with the momentum histogram approaching zero, and the RSI is around 48, a typical neutral signal, showing no overbought or oversold signals.
Looking ahead, if Dogecoin can volume-break through 0.1375, the rebound space could extend to the 0.1380 to 0.1385 region. Conversely, if it falls below 0.1367, support at 0.1360 remains, and traders should pay attention to whether volume can support the move—volume changes often indicate the direction.
In terms of trading strategy, short-term traders can take small positions within this range to buy low and sell high, waiting for a true breakout of the range to follow the trend. Remember to set proper stop-loss points.