Dogecoin (DOGE) is drawing renewed attention as its price retests a significant resistance zone in its long-term technical outlook, while short-term trading sees notable buying interest around the $0.080 mark. Analysts highlight that the monthly charts show DOGE approaching an area that previously signaled sharp corrections. In contrast, intraday order flow data points to a surge in demand at a key support zone, sparking debate over the direction of DOGE’s next major move.
Dogecoin once again tests stubborn resistance at 0.080! What’s the next big move?
Major resistance resurfaces in long-term charts
According to an analysis shared by Trader Tardigrade, Dogecoin is once again nearing the upper band of an expansive descending channel that has constrained its price action for years. This area on the monthly chart has historically marked the end of upward moves and the start of pronounced declines for DOGE.
The analysis underscores that DOGE is retesting its long-term channel resistance—a level which, in past cycles, has consistently triggered sharp pullbacks.
Similar technical patterns appeared in 2017 and 2020, with DOGE reversing after hitting the channel’s resistance. Now, the coin finds itself back at the same crucial point, prompting analysts to describe the current price action as a pivotal decision phase for DOGE’s trajectory.
The analysis also notes that the rising support line formed during the latest rally has been breached. With momentum weakening near resistance, analysts believe the scenario currently favors another rejection unless DOGE can decisively break out above the upper channel boundary.
Strong buyer support at $0.080 in the short term
On the other hand, a separate intraday analysis from DailyTradeSetups paints a more balanced short-term picture. According to recent data, Dogecoin found fresh buyers around $0.08033 after briefly dipping below the “value area low” (VAL) at $0.08088 and tapping into lower liquidity.
Mini glossary: VAL refers to the lower edge of a value area where trading activity is concentrated in market profiles. POC stands for point of control and marks the price level with the highest transaction volume in a defined period.
Within a relatively thin order book, selling pressure was absorbed and buyers stepped in, preventing a steeper decline. The emergence of positive delta divergence during the support test—where upward order flow increases as price tests lower ranges—is often viewed as a sign of accumulation and a potential shift in momentum.
Key price levels emerge for traders
In the short-term trading setup, the analysis identifies $0.07730 as a stop-loss trigger, with initial upside targets set at $0.08639 and a second target at $0.08941. Notably, this upper area aligns with a zone of higher liquidity and heightened resistance on the technical chart.
Market profile data also spots the point of control (POC) at approximately $0.08270 as a crucial pivot. Should DOGE sustain a move above this threshold, a strengthened bullish scenario could take shape, possibly pushing prices toward the $0.086 to $0.089 zone.
In summary, Dogecoin remains squeezed between the pressure of long-term resistance and attempts to hold its ground above near-term support. As a result, both short-term recoveries and the risk of another price rejection are being closely monitored by market participants.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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