Dogecoin Price Prediction: DOGE bounces off make or break level but bulls aren’t out of the woods
|- DOGE/USD extends corrective pullback from 200-bar SMA.
- RSI recovery from oversold area backs the latest run-up.
- The downward sloping trend line from February 07 keeps sellers hopeful.
DOGE/USD holds on to the previous bounce-off key SMA while picking up bids near 0.0480 during early Wednesday. The altcoin recently picked up bids as RSI bounces off oversold territory.
While the recovery moves eye a fortnight-old resistance line, currently around 0.0555, further upside needs to overcome bearish MACD before challenging the previous week’s top near 0.0660.
In a case where Dogecoin bulls remain dominant past-0.0660, the double tops near the monthly high of 0.0880 will be the key to watch.
Alternatively, a downside break of 200-bar SMA level of 0.0447 will recall the sub-0.0300 area while targeting the late-January swing lows near 0.0220.
Overall, DOGE/USD consolidates the gains with intermediate bounces off key support.
DOGE/USD four-hour chart
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