Dogecoin (DOGE) price is hovering below support/resistance at $0.07 as the crypto market generally calms down following two weeks of bullish action. The largest meme coin joined in the bullish party triggered by the hype surrounding the potential green lighting of Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the US.
As the largest crypto climbed to highs around $35,000 last week, so did Dogecoin price, which according to market data from CoinGecko has accrued 7.3% gains in 30 days, 13% in two weeks, and 2.3% in seven days
However, declines seem apparent on Tuesday during the US business hours with DOGE correcting by 2% in one hour and 3.6% in 24 hours to $0.0671. The bearish wave is not unique to Dogecoin, considering Bitcoin price is down 0.9% to $34,297, Ethereum sliding by 1.2% to $1,793 and BNB is trading 1.7% lower on the day at $224.
Cumulatively, the total market cap is trending lower by 0.8% to $1.31 trillion implying that the the strong market structure in October is beginning to weaken.
Dogecoin price tested resistance at $0.072 and almost confirmed an expected double-bottom pattern breakout to $0.1 were it not for the prevailing overhead pressure.
The loss of a tentative support at the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) (purple) could further weaken the technical structure resulting in a larger breakdown.
As the Relative Strength Index (RSI) sinks deeper into the neutral area, the path with the least resistance tends to flip downwards. Hence, the glaring possibility of DOGE sweeping through lower support areas to collect liquidity and build momentum for the next breakout toward $0.1.
The 100-day EMA (blue) at $0.0649 could help absorb the selling pressure, and reduce the chances of a stronger sell-off. Other key support levels to look out for include the 50-day EMA (red) at $0.0637 and the double-bottom support at $0.058.
Technical insight from renowned trader and analyst Rekt Capital shows that DOGE has been “rejected from channel top after a weekly close below it.”