DOGEUSDT has been in a clear downtrend since late July, printing consistent lower highs and lower lows. The current market structure shows sellers firmly in control, with every bullish bounce quickly fading. The recent rejection near $0.2244 and the inability to sustain above the $0.21 zone highlight persistent selling pressure.
At the moment, DOGE is hovering around $0.2043, just under a short-term resistance band between $0.2067 and $0.2090. This area has acted as a rejection point in the last few sessions, suggesting that unless bulls can break above it with strong volume, the path of least resistance remains downward. Below, the first major support sits at $0.1855. If that breaks, the selling could accelerate toward $0.1680, a level that aligns with a previous consolidation base from June. In an extended decline, $0.1427 comes into view as a long-term support level that previously acted as a strong demand zone.
The chart also shows an active short trade setup in play:
• Entry: $0.2043
• Stop-Loss: $0.2244
• Targets: TP1 at $0.1855, TP2 at $0.1680, and TP3 at $0.1427
From a risk-reward perspective, this setup remains attractive, especially if the price breaks below $0.1855. However, traders should watch for any bullish invalidation signs — a close above $0.2136 could challenge the short bias, while a sustained break above $0.2244 would signal a possible trend shift. Until then, the broader technical picture still favors the bears.
At the moment, DOGE is hovering around $0.2043, just under a short-term resistance band between $0.2067 and $0.2090. This area has acted as a rejection point in the last few sessions, suggesting that unless bulls can break above it with strong volume, the path of least resistance remains downward. Below, the first major support sits at $0.1855. If that breaks, the selling could accelerate toward $0.1680, a level that aligns with a previous consolidation base from June. In an extended decline, $0.1427 comes into view as a long-term support level that previously acted as a strong demand zone.
The chart also shows an active short trade setup in play:
• Entry: $0.2043
• Stop-Loss: $0.2244
• Targets: TP1 at $0.1855, TP2 at $0.1680, and TP3 at $0.1427
From a risk-reward perspective, this setup remains attractive, especially if the price breaks below $0.1855. However, traders should watch for any bullish invalidation signs — a close above $0.2136 could challenge the short bias, while a sustained break above $0.2244 would signal a possible trend shift. Until then, the broader technical picture still favors the bears.
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