Dogecoin traders break even after a year as price nears $0.10-$0.11 with early bullish signals.

Dogecoin (DOGE) traders who bought over a year ago are finally breaking even as the price stabilizes around $0.10-$0.11 after months of sideways movement. Technical indicators show early signs of bullish momentum with higher lows, increased volume, and RSI moving into positive territory. However, the price is still testing key resistance at the 100 EMA, and a confirmed uptrend requires holding above this level. Meanwhile, dormant wallets holding large DOGE amounts have started moving funds, suggesting possible distribution or repositioning, adding uncertainty to the near-term outlook. If buyers succeed in pushing DOGE above the 100 EMA, the price could target $0.12-$0.14; otherwise, a fallback to around $0.095 support is likely.