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DOGE Prints Lower-Low Sequence as $0.17 Resistance Locks In

source-logo  coindesk.com 04 November 2025 18:11, UTC
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Dogecoin slid 6.7% to $0.1605 over the last session, cracking key $0.17 support as large players exited into weakness. Volume spiked ~76% above the seven-day average, reinforcing a clear distribution signal rather than emotional retail flow. Bears now control structure with $0.16 acting as the next battleground.

What to Know

$DOGE fell from $0.1719 to $0.1605, losing 6.7%
• Volume jumped 76% above weekly average; one 1.44B-token spike capped recovery
• Final-hour cascade flushed price to $0.1600 on 59M $DOGE block sell
• Underperformed CD5 by ~1.4% → token-specific weakness

News Background

The move extends a multi-session unwind driven by whale rotation out of meme exposure and tightening liquidity across alt majors. A 1.44B $DOGE wall near $0.1702 rejected buyers during the morning defense attempt, triggering algo-led stops and accelerating the leg down. That failure now marks decisive overhead resistance as traders fade strength until trend confirmation flips. Broader flows show reduced leverage and concentration in $BTC, leaving $DOGE bid-light as macro jitters weigh on higher beta plays.

Price Action Summary

• Initial fade from $0.1719 stalled near $0.1650 → then cascade into $0.1600
• Largest liquidation: ~59M $DOGE dumped between 16:20–16:25
• Session climax confirmed by sideways drift + volume collapse post-flush
• Highest wick rejection at $0.1702 after 1.44B $DOGE turnover (~158% above 24h avg)
• Low printed at $0.1600; late-session stabilization but no strong bounce

Technical Analysis

• Trend: Lower-high structure, bearish continuation bias
• Support: $0.1600 initial defense; next liquidity pocket $0.1550–$0.1500
• Resistance: $0.1630 tactical cap; $0.1702–$0.1714 firm supply zone
• Volume: Conviction selling — 158% spike at rejection confirms distribution
• Structure: Breakdown below $0.17 invalidates prior consolidation base
• Momentum: Oversold readings developing but no reversal signal — risk of drift grind lower without catalyst

What Traders Are Watching

• Can $0.1600 hold into U.S. hours or do funds force a wick toward $0.1550–$0.1500
• Return of spot bids vs continued whale net-outflow behavior
• Whether CD5 stabilizes — $DOGE lagging increases fragility
• Reaction to any bounce attempts into $0.1630 and $0.1700 supply zones
• Liquidity behavior if $BTC volatility picks up again

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