TLDR
- Dogecoin dropped below $0.10, hitting a low of $0.0909 on February 24, 2026
- DOGE is trading below the 100-hourly moving average with a bearish trend line at $0.0958
- Key resistance levels sit at $0.0958, $0.0975, and $0.10; support levels at $0.0910 and $0.0880
- A new cycle indicator shows DOGE has spent more than 1,100 historical days above its current price — a first in its history
- The only two previous times a comparable reading appeared were near the March 2020 and October 2023 cycle lows
Dogecoin fell below the $0.10 mark on February 24, 2026, continuing a broader crypto market decline that also hit Bitcoin and Ethereum.
DOGE dropped as low as $0.0909 before staging a small recovery. The price is currently hovering under $0.0950, showing no clear sign of a reversal yet.
The coin is trading below the 100-hourly simple moving average. A bearish trend line has formed on the hourly chart, with resistance sitting at $0.0958.
A recovery attempt pushed the price briefly above $0.0925, but it failed to hold above the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level of the recent drop from $0.0974 to $0.0909.
$Doge/4-hour#Dogecoin has just bounced up from the RSI oversold zone and is heading back to the top ✍️ pic.twitter.com/L2k0FV02Bj
— Trader Tardigrade (@TATrader_Alan) February 23, 2026
For bulls to regain control, DOGE needs to close above $0.0958, then $0.0975. A move past $0.0975 could open the door to $0.10 and possibly $0.1020.
On the downside, if DOGE stays below $0.0958, the next support levels are $0.0910 and $0.0880. A break below $0.0880 could send the price toward $0.0832 or $0.0820.
Cycle Indicator Hits Uncharted Territory
While the short-term price action looks weak, one longer-term metric is drawing attention from analysts.
🚨 DOGE reaches an unprecedented milestone in the indicator
For the first time, Dogecoin has accumulated more than 1,100 days in the past where the price was higher than today’s level.
The Number of Days Spent at a Profit measures how many historical days traded above the… pic.twitter.com/y6NSZiR2Qu
— Joao Wedson (@joao_wedson) February 22, 2026
Alphractal founder Joao Wedson posted on X that DOGE has now crossed 1,100 on his “Number of Days Spent at a Profit” indicator — a first in Dogecoin’s history.
The metric counts how many prior days in DOGE’s history saw prices higher than today’s level. A higher number means today’s price is below a larger share of its historical trading range.
Before this reading, DOGE only crossed the 800-day threshold twice. Both times happened near major market bottoms — March 2020 and October 2023.
What Happened After Those Previous Lows
After the March 2020 bottom, DOGE rallied from around $0.0011 to nearly $0.76 by November 2021 — a gain of over 65,000%.
After the October 2023 low, DOGE climbed roughly 750%, rising from $0.0569 to $0.4846 by December 2024.
Wedson described the 1,100+ reading as “a structural cycle metric, not just a short-term move.”
He framed it as a regime-level data point about where today’s price sits relative to Dogecoin’s full trading history.
As of February 24, DOGE continues to trade below $0.0950 with bearish pressure intact on the hourly chart.
