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Dogecoin Price Prediction: DOGE primed for a 20% bounce

  • Dogecoin price has suffered a six-week decline as the bears continue to take control.
  • DOGE seems to be ready for recovery, shown by a buy signal from a technical indicator.
  • The governing chart pattern suggests that Dogecoin is primed for a 20% rally. 

Dogecoin price has been trapped under a strong declining resistance trend line for over a month. DOGE appears to be reversing the period of underperformance, aiming for a rebound of 20%. 

Dogecoin price suggests bulls are taking over

Dogecoin price is down by 57% since the June 2 top and has been stuck in a downtrend since. DOGE bulls have been attempting to lift prices higher against the overpowering distribution of the sellers, gearing up for a bounce.

On the daily chart, Dogecoin price appears to have been consolidating within a descending parallel channel since June 25. DOGE appears to be prepared for a breakout above the prevailing chart pattern.

Dogecoin price is nearing the topside trend line of the parallel channel, buoyed by the buy signal from the Momentum Reversal Indicator (MRI) in the previous daily candle. 

A prospective target is measured by drawing another parallel channel above the current pattern. The governing trend suggests a 20% move to the upside, tagging the upper boundary of the topside trend line of the parallel channel above toward $0.23, coinciding with the 23.6% Fibonacci extension level. 

Dogecoin price ready for a bounce

DOGE/USDT daily chart

Speculators should note that the subsequent price action must move up to confirm a potential rally.

Should Dogecoin price be able to secure the aforementioned target as support, DOGE bulls could expect the canine-themed coin to tag the 38.2% Fibonacci extension level at $0.27 corresponding with the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA). This level would act as the next obstacle for the token, suggested by the resistance line by the MRI.

Dogecoin price will find sufficient support by the 200-day SMA should DOGE bears take charge. If the bullish scenario is voided, the dog-themed coin will retest the lower boundary of the parallel channel $0.16, the June 22 low. 

Investors should note that if selling pressure intensifies, Dogecoin could still be at risk of continuing its declining price trend in consolidation.

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Sarah Tran

Sarah Tran

Independent Analyst

Sarah has closely followed the growth of blockchain technology and its adoption since 2016.

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