TLDR
- DOGE is trading around $0.0848 inside an ascending price channel, with analysts targeting $0.093
- Derivatives trading volume jumped 65% to $1.17 billion, while open interest reached $1.26 billion
- Whales accumulated over 240 million DOGE during the recent price dip, according to Ali Charts
- A TD Sequential buy signal appeared at $0.0839, with previous signals producing rebounds of up to 11.25%
- The CLARITY Act vote and Wednesday’s FOMC decision could trigger short-term volatility for DOGE
Dogecoin is trading around $0.0848 after holding above key support in the $0.080–$0.082 range. The price has bounced twice off the lower trendline of an ascending channel, with analysts pointing to $0.093 as the next resistance level.
The broader crypto market added 1.32%, bringing total market cap to $2.65 trillion. Bitcoin traded near $78,905, Ethereum sat around $2,532, and XRP reached $1.44 during the same period.
Analyst Ali Charts flagged a fresh TD Sequential buy signal on the four-hour chart around $0.0839. The same indicator produced short-term rebounds of 6.96%, 2.71%, and 11.25% in recent weeks, giving traders reason to watch the current setup closely.
DOGECOIN READY TO BOUNCE?
The TD Sequential has flashed a buy signal on $DOGE 4-hour chart, suggesting the recent correction may be coming to an end.
The signal has a solid recent track record. The last three buy signals were followed by rebounds of 6.96%, 2.71%, and 11.25%.… https://t.co/mICrWY7D1K pic.twitter.com/mwtnCidbFA
— Ali Charts (@alicharts) September 10, 2026
Ali Charts also reported that whales accumulated more than 240 million DOGE over the past week, taking advantage of the recent price correction to buy at lower levels. The accumulation suggests large holders are positioning ahead of a potential rebound.
DOGECOIN: WHALES KEEP ACCUMULATING
Over the past week, whales appear to have taken advantage of the recent price correction to accumulate more than 240 million $DOGE at discounted prices.
Large holders continue buying the dip, suggesting confidence may be building ahead of the… https://t.co/SGddmYiVeb pic.twitter.com/hiV0xBt3Np
— Ali Charts (@alicharts) September 14, 2026
Dogecoin’s derivatives market saw a sharp uptick in activity. Trading volume for DOGE derivatives rose 65.06% to $1.17 billion. Open interest came in at $1.26 billion, down slightly by 1.63%, meaning more trades are happening without a large increase in new leveraged positions.
Technical Picture
On the four-hour chart, the MACD histogram shifted slightly positive at 0.00018, showing the downward momentum has eased. The Chaikin Money Flow ticked up to 0.01, offering mild evidence of buying pressure.
RSI sits near 44, below the neutral 50 level but above oversold territory. The MACD line remains below the signal line, though the negative histogram is starting to contract.
Crypto analyst CRG pointed to DOGE trading above a cluster of EMAs on the daily chart as a possible sign of a long-term bottom forming. Holding above that EMA cluster keeps the bullish structure intact.
Key Levels to Watch
A four-hour close above $0.09 could open a move toward $0.095, and potentially back to the August peak near $0.10. Above $0.10, the next major resistance sits at $0.113–$0.114, followed by $0.176.
If DOGE loses support at $0.079, the next areas of concern are $0.075 and $0.070.
Traders are watching Tuesday’s CLARITY Act vote and Wednesday’s FOMC decision closely. Both events could trigger volatility in DOGE’s price either way.
DOGE was trading at $0.0847, up 0.78% in the last 24 hours at the time of writing.
