DOGE price faces rejection near $0.0027 while bulls try to protect major support levels
Dogecoin (DOGE) is retracing after a brief 4% surge that lifted the popular memecoin back toward the $0.0027 resistance zone. Despite strong buying volume earlier this week, the rally stalled as sellers re-entered the market, keeping DOGE confined within its broader downtrend.
The chart shows DOGE recovering from the $0.0023–$0.0024 support area, highlighted in green, where bargain hunters provided a temporary floor. That bounce carried the token into a supply zone between $0.0027–$0.0030, but momentum faded quickly, leading to the current pullback.
“DOGE is still struggling to maintain upside traction,” According to BITX analysts. “Until we see a decisive breakout above $0.0030, rallies will likely face selling pressure from short-term traders.”
The red zone near $0.0038 marks a heavier resistance area that capped price action in July. On the downside, the green demand band around $0.0023 remains the key support for bulls to defend. A breakdown from this level could expose DOGE to deeper losses toward $0.0020.
Dogecoin’s price action comes at a time when Bitcoin is consolidating above $117,000 and altcoins are showing mixed performance. While speculative flows into DOGE remain, analysts emphasize that the coin’s low liquidity at current levels makes it vulnerable to sharp swings.
If DOGE manages to reclaim $0.0027, momentum could carry it back into the $0.0030 resistance. However, repeated rejections suggest that bulls may lack conviction in the short term.
For now, traders are watching the $0.0023 support zone, which has become the battleground between bargain hunters and bears. As BITX analyst put it, “The next major move in Dogecoin will likely be decided by whether buyers can keep defending $0.0023 or if bears push it into a new lower range.”
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