Dogecoin: Which Support Level Could Decide DOGE’s Next Major Move

After a sharp multi-day decline, Dogecoin (DOGE) is approaching a technical zone that may determine whether the sell-off stabilizes or accelerates further.

Recent price action shows DOGE sliding from the $0.12–$0.13 area toward the low-$0.09 range, with volatility picking up as buyers step back.

Price Slides, Volatility Spikes

The TradingView chart shows a clear sequence of lower highs and lower lows since late January. DOGE briefly bounced after a steep drop but failed to reclaim prior consolidation levels, leaving price hovering near ~$0.093 at the time of the snapshot. Volume expanded during the sell-off, suggesting distribution rather than quiet consolidation.

This structure keeps downside risk active unless DOGE can reclaim and hold above the $0.10–$0.105 zone, which previously acted as short-term support before breaking.

Why $0.074 Matters Most

According to on-chain data highlighted by Ali Martinez, the most important support level for Dogecoin sits at $0.074. The URPD (UTXO Realized Price Distribution) chart shows a heavy concentration of DOGE supply acquired around this level, making it a key cost-basis zone for holders.

Data sourced from Glassnode indicates that large volumes last changed hands near $0.074, increasing the probability of buyer defense if price revisits that area. Historically, such dense supply zones tend to act as strong supports, at least on first tests.

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What to Watch Next

If DOGE continues to bleed lower, the $0.074 level becomes the critical downside reference. A clean hold there could open the door for stabilization or a relief bounce. However, a decisive breakdown below that zone would suggest that long-term holders are underwater, potentially exposing DOGE to deeper downside.

For now, the market’s focus is clear: $0.074 is the level that matters most for Dogecoin’s broader structure.

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