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DOGE price trend shows signs of breakout amid strong buying pressure and surge in network activity
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Followin' the on-chain activity of Doge [DOGE] suggests a potential shift in momentum, catching the attention of traders and analysts. In fact, the formation of a bullish inverted head and shoulders pattern hints at a potential uptrend when network activity surges - a sign of increasing adoption.
These factors collectively shape the short-term outlook for DOGE, providing insights into whether its price is poised to break out or pull back on the charts.
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The 1-hour DOGE/USDT chart on Binance displays a classic inverted head and shoulders bullish pattern. The left shoulder formed at $0.150, the head dipped to $0.1438, and the right shoulder stabilized around $0.160.
The neckline resistance is at $0.169, where the price is consolidating. A breakout above $0.169 could trigger a rebound to $0.185-$0.190, implying an upside potential of 9%.
Technical indicators support this outlook. The MACD line crossed over the signal line at 0.00041, with values of 0.00038 and -0.00003 confirming the bullish momentum. If DOGE fails to break above $0.169, it may retrace to $0.150.
A drop below $0.167 could signal a bearish trend, leading to a panic sell-off to $0.1438. In the long run, a sustained break above $0.190 could target $0.250, but a false breakout may push the price down to $0.130.
Furthermore, DOGE's network activity has surged, with the number of active addresses approaching 200,000 in a single day - a level not seen since the last major rally. The total address count has increased from 42,000 to 1.48 million, with the price rising from $0.057 to $0.368. This surge in adoption typically precedes price appreciation.
Historical trends suggest a link between increasing address count and price appreciation. A similar spike in January 2024 led to gains of over 50%. Therefore, if the active address count continues to climb to 2 million, DOGE could reach $0.500.
However, a decline in adoption could limit the upside potential, pulling the price back to $0.150. If address growth stagnates below 50,000, DOGE may face a significant correction to $0.100.
The DOGE/USDT 1-hour chart highlights clear volume distribution. The $0.165-$0.167 area shows significant liquidity, forming a support base after the decline from $0.200. The $0.169 neckline acts as resistance, with a volume peak at $0.1438 marking a critical reversal point.
The bullish MACD crossover at 0.00041, with values of 0.00038 and -0.00003, enhances the upside potential. Investors may place buy orders in the $0.165-$0.167 range, leveraging the high liquidity.
A breakout above $0.169 could trigger a sell-off to $0.185-$0.190, targeting the next resistance level. Conversely, if DOGE drops below $0.165, traders may set stop-losses at $0.1438 to mitigate risk. In the long run, an expansion of volume to $0.200 could propel it to $0.250, but a liquidity decline below $0.150 may push DOGE to $0.130.
In conclusion, DOGE's technical and on-chain data suggest potential breakout scenarios. The inverted head and shoulders pattern, with support at $0.150, $0.1438, and $0.160, implies a bullish trend if the price surpasses $0.169.
Supported by robust network growth and buying pressure, a breakout above $0.169 could drive DOGE to $0.250. However, failure to breach this level may lead to a pullback to $0.150, with a risk of dropping to $0.1438 if it falls below $0.165.
A sharp decline in active addresses or a reduction in trading volume could push DOGE down to $0.100.
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