TLDR
- DOGE trades near $0.075 after an October selloff pushed it below the $0.0792 support level.
- The daily RSI sits at 33.81, close to oversold, while MACD remains bearish but flattening.
- U.S. spot Dogecoin ETFs recorded zero net flows on Oct. 30, with cumulative inflows of $16.43 million.
- Weekly transactions fell about 45% year over year, and new addresses dropped about 61%.
- Dogecoin Labs launched Oct. 21, bringing MyDoge, DogeOS and Such App under one company.
Dogecoin (DOGE) is trading around $0.075 on the Nov. 2 Binance daily chart. The meme coin is coming off an extended October selloff.
DOGE opened near $0.0758 and reached about $0.0764 before falling to $0.0749. It now sits well below its September peak near $0.10.
The price is also about 36% under the major resistance at $0.1174. With two months left in 2026, DOGE needs to hold its current area and rebuild momentum.
DOGE chart shows $0.0792 as key level
DOGE broke below the rising trendline that supported the August-to-September rally. It has also lost the $0.0792 horizontal support level. That level should now act as resistance until buyers reclaim it.
The next major support is at $0.0680, which matches the August base. It is likely to become the main downside target if selling continues.
The daily RSI is 33.81, near the traditional oversold level of 30. That suggests selling is stretched, though it does not confirm a bottom.
MACD remains below zero, but the histogram is close to flat. This points to easing downside momentum.
A move above $0.0792 would put $0.085-$0.09 back in focus. DOGE would then need to clear $0.10 before the $0.1174 resistance comes into play.
Analyst Trader Tardigrade (@TATrader_Alan) posted a monthly chart saying Dogecoin has respected its long-term channels since day one. He wrote that the next big bull run is a question of when, not if.
$Doge / monthly#Dogecoin has respected these channels since day one.
The next massive bull run isn’t a question of if, it’s a question of when. pic.twitter.com/Fzmq9CuB8j
— Trader Tardigrade 🧬 (@TATrader_Alan) November 2, 2026
In a Nov. 1 weekly chart post, he said DOGE is forming another bottom at a low position with declining sell pressure. He is watching for a breakout above resistance to confirm reversal momentum.
$Doge/weekly#Dogecoin is forming another bottom, holding at low position with declining sell pressure—watch for a breakout above the resistance to confirm reversal momentum. pic.twitter.com/PoJZLde7s6
— Trader Tardigrade 🧬 (@TATrader_Alan) November 1, 2026
ETF demand and on-chain activity stay soft
U.S. spot Dogecoin ETFs recorded zero net inflows or outflows on Oct. 30. Cumulative net inflows stand at $16.43 million, with net assets near $12.36 million and daily volume of about $556,000.
Three tracked U.S. funds had drawn just over $12 million through Sept. 10. They posted zero net flows on 166 of 199 trading days, and Bitwise closed its BWOW Dogecoin ETF in October after weak demand.
On-chain data is also softer. The network processed about 155,288 transactions in the week beginning Oct. 26, down roughly 45% from a year earlier.
Daily active addresses averaged about 32,328, also down 45%. New addresses totaled around 60,940 for the week, down about 61%.
Large transfers remain active. About 9.64 billion DOGE moved in the week of Oct. 25, with 79% of that volume in payments of at least one million DOGE.
Dogecoin Labs was created Oct. 21 with support from the Dogecoin Foundation. It combines MyDoge, DogeOS and Such App, with a focus on payments, consumer apps, DeFi and gaming.
MyDoge reports more than 500,000 users. DogeOS runs a public testnet with no confirmed mainnet date, and Such App is testing merchant payments.
From $0.075, DOGE needs a gain of about 33% to reach $0.10 and about 57% to retest $0.1174. The key levels remain $0.0792 to reclaim and $0.0680 to defend.
