TLDR
- TD Sequential flashed a sell signal on Dogecoin’s 12-hour chart near $0.102 resistance.
- Analysts said DOGE could fall toward $0.09 if price stays below the $0.102 level.
- A 12-hour close above $0.102 could cancel the bearish setup and open room to $0.110.
- Dogecoin traded between about $0.088 and $0.10 for weeks before the latest rejection.
- Long liquidations reached $6.25 million over 24 hours, while short liquidations stayed near $181,000.
Dogecoin is back near a key decision area after a fresh sell signal appeared on the 12-hour chart. The token failed to hold above nearby resistance, and that has raised the chance of a pullback. Market watchers now focus on whether DOGE can reclaim $0.102 or slide back toward lower support. Recent price action, liquidation data, and chart signals all show that the market is at a tight turning point.
Sell signal puts focus on the $0.102 resistance area
Ali Charts said the TD Sequential indicator flashed a sell signal on Dogecoin’s 12-hour chart. The post said the setup has often come before a correction lasting one to four candles. That has placed added focus on the current resistance zone near $0.102.
The same view outlined two possible paths for the token. “The Bearish Case” points to a move back toward the $0.09 support area. “The Bullish Invalidation” would come from a sustained 12-hour close above $0.102.
If DOGE closes above that level and then holds it as support, the path toward $0.110 could open. Until then, the bearish setup remains active. That keeps traders focused on short-term confirmation rather than early breakout calls.
The latest market data also shows recent weakness. Dogecoin was down 1.69% over four hours and 5.76% over 24 hours. It was still up 0.67% over seven days, but longer-term returns remained negative.
Price rejection from the cloud adds pressure
Another market update came from Trader Tardigrade, who tracked Dogecoin on the daily Ichimoku chart. The analyst said price came down cleanly from the Kumo cloud. That area had acted as the main resistance zone.
The post said Dogecoin tested the lower edge of the cloud but failed to break through. After that, price turned lower again. The red cloud kept acting as a dynamic ceiling over the market.
Trader Tardigrade wrote that a short trade triggered at $0.10217. That entry came very close to the day high at $0.102185. The analyst also noted that price remained below the cloud with a slight bull bias.
That combination leaves DOGE in a narrow zone. It has not lost all upward pressure, but it has also not cleared resistance. As a result, traders are watching for either another rejection or a confirmed break above the same ceiling.
Range structure and liquidations show a tense market
Dogecoin has traded between about $0.088 and $0.10 for several weeks. The latest move lifted price into the $0.095 to $0.098 area and kept it near the upper end.
This pattern has drawn attention because dips have found buyers faster than before. Even so, the range remains in place until price breaks above resistance and holds there.
Those signs show buyers regained some control during the recent swing. Still, they do not confirm a breakout on their own, and price must still clear $0.10 and $0.102.
Dogecoin’s recent performance also shows pressure over longer periods. The token was down 1.69% in four hours and 5.76% in 24 hours.
Over 90 days, it was down 31.52%, while the six-month decline stood at 51.69%. Year-to-date performance showed a 19.55% drop.
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