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Dogecoin is trading near its lowest levels since late 2024 as the token remains stuck in a tight range. Price action has stayed in a narrow range since February, even after brief price jumps tied to product news at X and broader gains across the crypto market. Traders are now watching whether support near $0.088 will hold or whether a move above $0.10 can shift the trend.
Dogecoin has traded in a narrow range since a sharp sell-off in early February pushed it toward $0.087, one of its lowest levels since 2024. Buyers stepped in quickly after this drop, and price has since stayed above support near $0.088 instead of moving lower. Looking at the daily chart over the past three months, DOGE has remained capped by resistance between $0.10 and $0.105.
Even with fresh gains, the broader setup has changed little. Dogecoin is up 3.5% in the last 24 hours and 6% on the week, yet price continues to move within the same range. This has kept the market focused on whether the February decline marked a local bottom or whether the token is still waiting for a stronger catalyst.
The recent price rebound showed some short-term improvement. DOGE climbed from about $0.093 to $0.098, breaking above the $0.095 resistance zone on strong volume. The token also outperformed bitcoin and ether as capital rotated into higher-risk crypto assets. The move came with a series of higher lows, while support held near $0.096.
Momentum has also improved slightly. RSI has risen to 56 and moved above the 50 mark, which points to firmer buyer activity than in recent weeks.
However, the range remains intact. The $0.10 level is still the first key barrier, while $0.1028 to $0.105 remain the next resistance zone. A clear move above those levels would be needed to show that Dogecoin is moving out of its sideways trend.
In a post on April 15, X product head Nikita Bier revealed a product rollout that added a new crypto headline this week. The platform launched interactive Cashtags for iPhone users in the United States and Canada, allowing users to tap stock and crypto tickers to view live price charts and related discussions inside the app. X also started a Wealthsimple trading pilot in Canada.
Traders quickly linked this feature to Dogecoin, as Elon Musk owns X and has previously posted about the token. The update revived expectations that Dogecoin could gain a more direct use case on X. However, the rally tied to this theme did not last, and price later moved back into its earlier range. This showed the update was not enough on its own to push DOGE through resistance.
Broader macro headlines have also influenced sentiment. The latest gains came as markets reacted to news about a second round of Iran-US ceasefire talks. Crypto prices have remained sensitive to geopolitical developments in recent weeks, and Dogecoin has moved with this wider shift in risk appetite.
Recent trading data suggests that leveraged positions are still driving much of the move. Open interest has risen, and derivatives activity has supported the latest breakout attempt. At the same time, on-chain activity and daily active addresses have remained weak.
Spot Dogecoin ETFs have also not provided much support so far. Cumulative net inflows stand at $9.17 million, while total net assets are at $11.16 million, based on SoSoValue data. Apart from a few isolated inflow days, activity has remained muted, leaving ETF demand too small to change the market setup at this stage.
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