DOGE latest news: Dogecoin slips near $0.14 support as bearish signals dominate

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Dogecoin slips 1.59% today to $0.13961

Highlights

Dogecoin marked its 12th anniversary on December 6, 2025, with on-chain activity hitting a three-month high as daily active addresses surged.
Large holders accumulated over 480 million DOGE between December 2 and 4, but this significant buying has not triggered a major price breakout yet.
Tesla reportedly updated its website to enhance Dogecoin payment options for electric vehicle purchases, possibly linked to the XMoney system, as trading activity remains robust near support and resistance levels.

Accumulation and network highs as buying fails to spark breakout

Dogecoin recently celebrated its 12th anniversary on December 6, 2025, marking its evolution from a meme cryptocurrency to a widely adopted digital asset. Around this milestone, on-chain activity reached a three-month high as daily active addresses increased and large holders accumulated over 480 million DOGE between December 2 and 4, although this buying has yet to yield a significant breakout. Tesla also reportedly updated its website with enhanced Dogecoin payment options for electric vehicle purchases, potentially tied to the XMoney system, while Dogecoin’s network and trading activity remain robust near key support and resistance levels.

Bearish momentum persists with negative signals and limited support

Dogecoin’s price action remains under sustained downward momentum, as it continues to trade well below its MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200, reflecting persistent bearish pressure across all major trend horizons. The nearest dynamic support is defined by the Ichimoku Kijun at $0.15472, which now serves as likely resistance, with no death cross currently present. Momentum signals are negative: the D1 MACD indicates a strong sell, the ADX confirms a robust downtrend, and both the D1 RSI (41.65) and CCI are in bearish territory. Although Stoch RSI and CCI are beginning to signal oversold conditions and BBP is still slightly bearish, prevailing momentum and indicator divergence underscore continued seller dominance in the near term.

Rangebound trade likely as downside risks and oversold signals build

Over the next five trading days, Dogecoin’s typical volatility is likely to keep the price within a $0.137–$0.143 band near current levels. The probability of a price increase remains very low (less than 20%), as negative weekly momentum and bearish moving averages favor further declines. Baseline expectations are for rangebound consolidation as oversold signals build; a sustained move above $0.154 would be needed for bullish momentum. If DOGE breaks below $0.137, additional lows could be tested in the near term.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees continued bearish momentum dominating Dogecoin despite recent positive news and on-chain activity. Technical indicators remain strongly negative, and key moving averages have not been reclaimed. He notes that a sustained move above $0.154 is needed before considering any bullish change in outlook. "Base case remains rangebound or lower — until DOGE reclaims $0.154, there is no signal for reversal in my view."

Last time, analysts noted that Dogecoin remained in a broad downtrend as price stayed below its major exponential moving averages, with momentum loss becoming evident after a multi-week corrective phase. The market entered a phase of compressed volatility and marginal selling, while the formation of higher lows and stabilization near key support suggested that sellers' conviction was fading and the dominant trend has not yet shifted.

Source of Data: DOGE Price Analysis by TU

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