Dogecoin has climbed to $0.1003 after gaining 6.7% over the past 24 hours, while futures data pointed to renewed activity, and the price has stayed above a key Fibonacci support zone. During the session, DOGE moved between $0.09332 and $0.1057, showing firm volatility as buyers pushed the token back toward the $0.10 mark. Its market capitalization stood at about $16.84 billion, while 24-hour trading volume reached $1.87 billion, reflecting strong market participation.
Across broader timeframes, the picture remained mixed. DOGE rose 2.4% over the past week and 7.8% over 14 days. Even so, it stayed down 18.3% over 30 days and 52.5% over the past year. That leaves the $0.10 area as a critical short-term level as traders look for signs of stronger follow-through.
On the daily chart, Dogecoin continued to trade above the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level near $0.0987. That area now serves as short-term support after the latest rebound.
Before that move, price dipped below the 0.618 retracement near $0.0943 and then recovered. The rebound showed that buyers stepped in at lower levels and protected deeper support.
Resistance now sits higher. The 0.382 retracement near $0.1032 remains the first key barrier, followed by the 0.236 level around $0.1086. If DOGE closes above $0.103 on a daily basis, attention could shift toward the $0.108 to $0.117 range. If price stalls, traders may look back to $0.0987 and then the $0.088 support zone.
At the same time, momentum signals showed some improvement but stopped short of confirming a full reversal. The Awesome Oscillator moved from deeper red bars to smaller green bars, suggesting selling pressure has eased. Still, it remains slightly below the zero line, so upside momentum is still forming.
Derivatives positioning showed mixed readings, though the broader tone leaned positive. Over the four-hour window, net inflows reached $3.09 million. Over 8 hours, net inflows totaled $3.01 million.
The four-hour net change percentage declined, which suggested momentum had cooled somewhat. Even so, inflows stayed positive, showing that traders had not fully stepped back.
The 24-hour data showed heavier participation. Inflows reached $1.04 billion, while outflows totaled $1.01 billion. That left a net inflow of $28.66 million and a 7,413.20% surge in net change.
The 12-hour window told a different story. It recorded a net outflow of $31.64 million, pointing to a period of sharper position unwinding before the rebound. Over three days, flows were nearly balanced at $1.80 billion on both sides, with a modest net inflow of $4.29 million.
Beyond price action, Dogecoin also drew attention from a broader development proposal. On February 26, Dogecoin Foundation director Timothy Stebbing set out a plan to turn DOGE into an asset-backed currency through real-world asset tokenization.
The proposal centers on a sidechain-based system known as Fractal Engine. Stebbing described it as a rules engine built entirely around Dogecoin.
Under the plan, Fractal Engine would host tokenized real-world assets, with DOGE used as the exclusive trading currency. In a later phase, the framework could move to Dogecoin’s base layer through protocol upgrades.
Stebbing said he spent 12 months developing the proposal and outlined a two- to three-year roadmap. He said the goal is to position Dogecoin as a platform for asset tokenization denominated in DOGE.
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Dogecoin price remains firm above key Fibonacci support as futures inflows point to improving trader interest. DOGE now faces resistance near higher retracement levels, while the Dogecoin Foundation's tokenization plan adds a fresh development angle. Traders will watch whether strength above $0.10 can hold.