Dogecoin (DOGE) is trading near $0.1031 after a third consecutive week of decline, hovering just above the critical $0.1000 support level. Despite the price weakness, DOGE-focused ETFs have recorded four weeks of net inflows, with nearly $861,000 added last week, contrasting with outflows in Bitcoin and Ethereum funds. Technical analyst Ali Martinez highlights $0.1020 as a crucial support level tied to the 50-day moving average, warning that a drop below $0.1000 could lead to further declines toward $0.0879. Meanwhile, DOGE remains under multiple moving average resistances, signaling potential continued downside pressure unless buyers defend key levels.
Two major crypto whale wallets have opened leveraged long positions totaling $4.3 million in Chainlink (LINK) and Dogecoin (DOGE), with one wallet placing $8 million in additional limit orders below current prices. This coordinated move signals stron...
Dogecoin faced resistance near $0.11 and hovered around $0.10, showing market indecision. Despite this, whales opened $3.78 million in long positions and placed $4.76 million in limit orders, signaling bullish expectations. The key support level at $...
Bitcoin remains around $77,000 amid rising tensions in the Middle East, which have dampened market sentiment. Bitcoin ETFs experienced $105.2 million in net outflows, while Ethereum ETFs saw $6.7 million in outflows, reflecting cautious investor beha...
Dogecoin is currently testing a crucial support zone around $0.1020, aligned with its 50-day moving average and the mid-level of its multi-week price channel. This area could determine whether DOGE rebounds toward the upper channel boundary near $0.1...
Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies Zcash and Monero dropped 5.2% and 4% respectively amid renewed Middle East tensions following US strikes on Iran. The pullback is seen as profit-taking after recent gains driven by institutional interest in privacy to...
