Dogecoin price on the verge of a pullback to $0.06 as indicator flashes sell signals
|- Dogecoin price had another significant surge in the past 24 hours towards $0.08.
- The digital asset faces a strong selling pressure in the short-term.
- A crucial indicator has just presented two significant sell signals for DOGE.
The best performing ‘meme’ cryptocurrency, Dogecoin, has surged again in the past 24 hours touching $0.084 and potentially forming a double top in the short-term. It seems that the digital asset is poised for a short-term correction before another potential leg up.
Dogecoin price could fall to $0.06 as indicator presents sell signals
On the 1-hour and 4-hour charts, the TD Sequential indicator has just presented two sell signals which add a lot of credence to the bears. Additionally, Dogecoin price has topped out at around $0.084 again which is a critical resistance barrier.
DOGE Sell Signals
On the 4-hour chart, DOGE got rejected several times in the past 24 hours from the resistance level at $0.084 and can easily dive towards $0.06 which is the 26-EMA support level.
DOGE/USD 4-hour chart
The social volume of Dogecoin is spiking again which is usually a good indicator of upcoming corrections. This adds even more credence to the bearish outlook.
DOGE Social Volume
However, since Tesla announced the purchase of $1.5 billion worth of Bitcoin and potentially other digital assets in the future, DOGE bulls have a lot of momentum.
DOGE/USD 4-hour chart
Climbing above the resistance level at $0.084 would be a massive breakout from an ascending triangle on the 4-hour chart with a price target of $0.147.
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