The world’s most famous memecoin, Dogecoin, has recently faced significant selling pressure, losing 17% in the last 7 days and over 33% in the last 30 days. Currently, Dogecoin‘s price has fallen by 4.5% to $0.1255, with a market value of $18.09 billion. Nevertheless, market analysts continue to approach the memecoin with an optimistic outlook, referring to its resilience in previous major corrections.
Past Models Indicate Potential Rise
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez highlights recurring patterns in Dogecoin’s price behavior, suggesting that the current decline is a usual precursor to significant rises.
Martinez emphasized parallels with models from 2017 and 2021, where Dogecoin encountered similar pullbacks before major price surges, exiting descending triangle formations and subsequently initiating massive bull runs of 982% and 12,197%, respectively.
The analyst noted that in 2024, the altcoin has once again emerged from a descending triangle formation, currently undergoing a 47% price correction that mirrors previous market cycles. This similarity, especially with increasing interest from Dogecoin whales, indicates a potential precursor to the next bull run.
What’s Next for Dogecoin?
After falling below $0.150, Dogecoin has aligned with a short-term downward trend similar to Bitcoin and Ethereum, with the price dropping below the critical support level of $0.1350 and pulling back to $0.1201 before leveling off. Although the price has recovered above $0.1250, resistance at $0.130 is hindering further rises.
Currently, DOGE is trading below $0.1420 and the 100 Simple Moving Average (4-hour), facing resistance around $0.130. The next significant hurdle is at $0.1350, and failure to overcome this threshold could lead to renewed downward pressure.
If downward pressure continues, the first support threshold will be around $0.1220 and $0.120. A drop below $0.120 could open the way for further declines to $0.1040.
