Dogecoin (DOGE) has broken out of a two-month trading range between $0.088 and $0.104, supported by above-average volume despite Bitcoin's sideways movement. This breakout was driven by bullish shifts in spot ETF flows, turning $0.104 into a new support level. However, volume indicators OBV and CMF send conflicting signals, with OBV showing buying pressure and CMF indicating distribution, creating uncertainty about the next price direction. Traders are advised to watch the $0.117-$0.127 zone closely for signs of a bearish reaction or a bullish trend shift, with a daily close above $0.127 signaling potential upward momentum.
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...
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 add...
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...
