The Dogecoin (DOGE) has seen a sharp pullback and is trading at around $0.1400. After breaching the primary support level at $0.169, the prices are expected to head towards $0.1299, but support for it to reverse could propel it to $0.2000.
At the time of writing, Dogecoin was trading around $0.13872 with its current 24-hour trading volume at $6.17 billion, market cap at $20.78 billion, and dominance at 0.72%. It has shown a decrease of 6.64% in the last 24 hours.
Dogecoin failed to gain upward momentum and recently lost its crucial support at $0.169, showing growing downside pressures. The cryptocurrency closed far below this level, which dragged prices downward to start a pullback in the support zone of $0.1299, according to analyst Crypto TXG.
If DOGE finds a local bottom near $0.1299, it could attempt a rebound to retest the $0.169 resistance. However, continued weakness may drive the price further down, signaling more downside risk.
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Earlier in 2025, Dogecoin rebounded from a tested support level of $0.1500. This support level, backed by the bottom boundary of the weekly Bollinger band, prevented stronger price drops during the October market correction. This indicates that buyers are present at support levels, which can provide support for the next bullish phase.
Analysts also point out that for Dogecoin to hit its next major resistance, it may continue to trade above $0.1500; the next significant resistance could be around $0.2000. The price movement toward this level will likely depend on broader crypto market trends and the ability of DOGE to maintain key support zones in the coming days.
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