Disclaimer: The findings of the following analysis are the sole opinions of the writer and should not be considered investment advice.
Dogecoin [DOGE] recorded a surge in mid-August and threatened to break past the $0.078-resistance level. For the space of a couple of days, the level held as support, but the bulls were overwhelmed quickly thereafter. Since then, the price has made a series of lower highs. Dogecoin did not show a high probability of a strong move north as the price toiled beneath a month-long resistance level.
To the south, the $0.055-level could halt the bears.
Source: DOGE/USDT on TradingView
The Visible Range Volume Profile showed the Point of Control to lie at $0.069. This revealed that from mid-May, the level that DOGE has traded the most volume at was $0.069. Just beneath this level was a bearish order block.
The daily timeframe underlined the market structure to be bearish as the previous lower high at $0.065 in September was unbeaten. The confluence of a key resistance level and the 12-hour bearish block (highlighted by the red box) set up a clear selling opportunity.
Sellers would look to drive the price as far south as the $0.05-$.055 region. To increase the risk-reward ratio, a move towards the $0.065 highs of the past two days can be used to enter a short position.
The technical indicators revealed a slight bearish bias. The RSI was near the 50-mark and showed no real trend in progress. The CMF dipped below -0.05 recently to show significant capital flows out of the market.
Source: Santiment
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