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Dogecoin traded higher over the past 24 hours, rising 2.23% to $0.0851 as the broader crypto market recovered alongside Bitcoin. The move came as Bitcoin gained 3.17%, helping lift major altcoins during a market-wide relief rally.
Dogecoin’s recovery followed a broader risk-on move across crypto assets. The total crypto market cap rose 2.49% in 24 hours after the May US Consumer Price Index report showed headline inflation at 4.2%.
More importantly for markets, core CPI rose 0.2% month-on-month. That softer reading helped reduce fears that the Federal Reserve may need to move harder on rates. Bitcoin moved higher after the data, and Dogecoin followed the same direction.
For now, DOGE is still trading as a high-beta asset tied closely to Bitcoin. When Bitcoin rises, Dogecoin often moves faster. When Bitcoin weakens, DOGE can also face sharper selling pressure.
Dogecoin has also received support from short-term technical signals. The RSI-14 reading stood near 27.82, placing DOGE in oversold territory before the rebound. That suggests sellers had pushed the price into a stretched zone.
Meanwhile, the TD Sequential indicator flashed a buy signal on June 11 after DOGE’s recent correction. Traders often watch that signal for possible short-term reversals, although it does not confirm a lasting recovery on its own.
On-chain data also pointed to whale accumulation. Large holders reportedly bought more than 200 million DOGE over the past week. That buying may show interest near lower prices, but DOGE still needs stronger volume to confirm a wider shift.
Dogecoin’s Bitcoin pair is also in focus. DOGE/BTC is trading inside a long-term falling wedge, a structure some traders compare with the compression phase seen before Dogecoin’s 2021 outperformance.
However, the setup has not confirmed a breakout. DOGE/BTC needs a clear move above the upper trendline before traders can treat the pattern as a stronger signal. Until that happens, the chart only shows a possible setup.
This matters as DOGE can rise against the US dollar while still losing strength against Bitcoin. The DOGE/BTC chart shows whether Dogecoin is truly outperforming the market leader. A breakdown below wedge support would weaken the bullish comparison.
Dogecoin is now holding near a key support zone between $0.080 and $0.083. If buyers defend that area, DOGE could test $0.096, which sits near the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level.
A clean move above $0.096 could open a path toward $0.102 to $0.108. However, failure to hold $0.080 may expose the recent swing low near $0.078. A deeper drop could return attention to the $0.075 area.
Doubts remain around the recovery since DOGE still trades far below last year’s peak. Futures open interest has also dropped sharply from previous highs, showing weaker leverage and lower market activity.
“A recovery is possible if DOGE holds $0.080,” traders noted. Still, “a rejection near $0.096 would keep the token under pressure.” For now, Dogecoin’s next move depends on Bitcoin strength, inflation data, and whether buyers can defend current support.
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