DOGE faces selling pressure as momentum indicators point to short-term exhaustion: weekly report

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Dogecoin rises 10.32% this week

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Dogecoin surged 10.32% this week, now trading at the upper end of its recent weekly range near $0.116.
Despite the weekly gain, momentum indicators remain largely bearish or overbought, signaling weak underlying trend strength and elevated pullback risk.
Dogecoin is expected to remain rangebound between $0.104 and $0.128 over the next seven days, with limited probability of a sustained upside breakout.

Whale accumulation and rising open interest drive weekly participation

Recent on-chain data shows a significant increase in Dogecoin accumulation by large holders, with whale wallets now holding over 108 billion DOGE, valued at approximately $11.6 billion. Trading volume and open interest have surged, reflecting greater market participation over the past week. While retail trader confidence in derivatives has declined, network activity and payment adoption trends remain closely watched.

Bearish momentum signals emerge despite overbought weekly condition

On the weekly chart, Dogecoin is positioned at the upper end of its 7-day range with notable volatility at 12.06%. While the price remains above the MA-20 ($0.10599), it has not surpassed the MA-50 ($0.16153) or MA-200 ($0.13662), indicating persistent longer-term resistance. Weekly momentum indicators are mostly bearish — both MACD and ADX signal selling pressure, the RSI shows a mild bearish tilt in neutral territory, the Stochastic RSI is extremely overbought, and CCI is neutral, highlighting a possible short-term exhaustion in the latest move. Weekly support is near $0.104 (MA-20), with resistance at $0.128 and the MA-200 ($0.13662) above.

Sideways trading likely next week as breakout momentum falters

For the next 7 days, DOGE is expected to trade within the $0.104–$0.128 range, with underlying signals pointing to a low probability for a sustained breakout. The absence of bullish momentum on weekly indicators suggests the most likely outcome is a narrow sideways move, as both bulls and bears pause for direction. A break above $0.128 could trigger brief further upside, while a close below $0.104 opens downside risk to medium-term moving averages.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, believes Dogecoin's performance this week reflects growing strength fueled by major holder accumulation and rising market participation. He notes that despite strong gains and positioning above the MA-20, the price faces significant resistance from longer-term moving averages and bearish weekly momentum. However, Dogecoin continues to attract attention as on-chain accumulation and payment adoption trends build a solid foundation for renewed upside. He expects price action to remain within the $0.104–$0.128 range over the coming week, with a constructive setup for potential future breakouts. "As long as large holders and adoption trends stay positive, I see Dogecoin’s bullish structure holding and further growth opportunities emerging in the weeks ahead."

Earlier, analysts noted that Dogecoin’s bullish trend was driven by increased institutional activity and strong capital inflows despite broader market stagnation. The current analysis adds that, while short-term momentum remains positive, persistent resistance from longer-term moving averages and bearish weekly indicators heightens the importance of watching for a decisive break above $0.128 or a close below $0.104 for the next significant move.

Source of Data: DOGE Price Analysis by TU

The analysis is based on a proprietary model combining technical, on-chain, and expert data. Not investment advice. See methodology

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