Dogecoin hauls itself past $0.14, but can it flip the long-term downtrend
Disclaimer: The findings of the following analysis are the sole opinions of the writer and should not be considered investment advice
Bitcoin attempted to climb above the $44.4k resistance a few hours prior to press time. In the past couple of weeks, Bitcoin has made steady gains, and the altcoin market also piggybacked on this bullish momentum. Dogecoin rose above the $0.14 area, which had been flipped from demand to supply last month but was flipped back to demand once again. The $0.17 and $0.19 levels are likely to see sellers step in. Can the prices climb past these levels in the weeks to come?
Source: DOGE/USDT on TradingView
A set of Fibonacci retracement levels (yellow) were plotted from the swing high at $0.34 to the swing low at $0.1205. This move was only a part of DOGE’s continuous cascade downward from the $0.73 highs in May last year.
The 23.6% retracement level at $0.1723 was important- a move above the 23.6% level and its flip to support was one criterion that could indicate further upside for an asset. Moreover, the Visible Range Volume Profile showed that the $0.17 area was a high trading volume node in the past three months, which meant that DOGE would likely face heavy resistance at this level. The Point of Control lay much higher, at $0.26, which showed that DOGE has seen huge losses in recent months and would likely need time to recover, if it does.
It was encouraging for bulls to see the $0.14 level flipped to support, as the $0.14 region has offered resistance in recent weeks. The $0.19 area (red box) was another area of significance on the charts. The price was unable to close above this session and retest it as support since December, and its only foray higher in this time period was met with decisive
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