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Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) rose about 3% on Wednesday to trade near $0.167, but technical and flow data show sellers remain in control as the token struggles to hold its weekly support zone.
DOGE Weekly Price Action (Source: TradingView)
Dogecoin continues to test the $0.15–$0.14 accumulation range that has acted as a demand shelf multiple times this year.
Each touch has triggered short-lived rebounds, yet the latest attempt shows clear exhaustion from buyers.
The broader weekly chart highlights a year-long descending trendline that has capped every rally since early 2024.
Each approach to that line has triggered renewed selling.
The major supply zone between $0.28–$0.42 has not been revisited since April, reflecting a market where buyers lack conviction to challenge higher levels.
If price loses the current base, the next liquidity pocket sits near $0.11, a level that last attracted accumulation during the March correction.
DOGE Price Dynamics (Source: TradingView)
Dogecoin trades below all major EMA's — which now stack overhead between $0.182–$0.247.
Each rebound attempt has been rejected at the 20-day EMA, showing persistent selling pressure.
The Supertrend indicator remains red, confirming that downward momentum is intact.
Until DOGE reclaims at least the 20-EMA and closes above it, every rally is likely to serve as an exit point for trapped longs rather than a new bullish leg.
DOGE Netflows (Source: Coinglass)
According to Coinglass, netflows show over $46 million exiting exchanges on Tuesday, followed by additional multi-million outflows on Wednesday.
The dominance of red bars on the monthly flow chart signals that holders are transferring DOGE to exchanges — a move typically associated with selling intent.
When price approaches a key support area while flows remain negative, structural breakdowns often follow.
That pattern matches current behavior, with weak demand meeting sustained exchange inflows.
If buyers can defend the $0.150 zone, a short-term rebound toward $0.20–$0.21 could occur, potentially triggering a test of the descending trendline.
A close above that level would mark the first sign of strength since September.
However, if $0.15 fails, the path of least resistance points lower, with downside targets at $0.13 and $0.11.
Both represent historical liquidity zones where Dogecoin found buyers earlier in the year.
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