Dogecoin Latest Updates: DOGE Faces Uncertainty as ETF Decision Approaches
- Dogecoin (DOGE) rebounded above $0.1800 after testing support, with 96% higher-than-average volume signaling whale accumulation and speculative buying. - Technical analysis highlights a "broadening wedge" pattern, with spring actions in 2024-2025 suggesting potential for a $0.1860–$0.1880 breakout if resistance holds. - Upcoming Bitwise spot DOGE ETF approval under Section 8(a) has intensified speculation, while Ethereum's $3,600 rebound indirectly boosts altcoin sentiment. - DOGE's $0.1800 support remai
Dogecoin (DOGE) has once again challenged major resistance near $0.1800 after rebounding cleanly from its $0.1700 support, reigniting enthusiasm among both traders and market analysts. The
The surge in price was accompanied by a 96% jump in trading volume,
Metrics from the DeFi sector also reveal shifting trends within the
The Bitwise ETF, which is on track for automatic approval under Section 8(a) of the Securities Act unless the SEC steps in, has already become a positive catalyst for DOGE’s price. The 20-day countdown to a decision has fueled speculation, with traders monitoring volume surges and order book activity for signs of institutional involvement
For now, traders are closely watching whether DOGE can maintain support above $0.1800. A consistent close above $0.1835 could revive bullish sentiment, while a drop below this level would likely prompt a retest of the $0.1760 support.
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