DOGE broke through a bearish level that persisted for about a year, and it is now holding a key support between $0.083 and $0.0868.
* DOGE/BTC has returned to a historical support zone that preceded the major surges in 2017 and 2021.
* Active addresses rose from 36.2K to 43K, while improving DOGE ETF inflows indicate renewed market interest.
DOGE’s price has started to attract attention again after spending most of the year stuck in a frustrating downward trend. Instead of the kind of upticks traders used to see—driven by memes—this move is supported by improving technical indicators, stronger activity on-chain, and a notable increase in ETF fund interest.
One of the most interesting developments comes from the DOGE/BTC chart. Crypto analyst Cryptollica noted that Dogecoin has returned to the same long-term support zone that preceded its explosive breakouts/trends in both 2017 and 2021. While history doesn’t guarantee a repeat, it’s enough to put DOGE back on many traders’ watchlists.
We looked at DOGE charts, and it turns out the technical picture has improved significantly. Dogecoin recently broke above a descending trendline that has limited the rise of higher highs since late 2025. After spending weeks consolidating between $0.065 and $0.075, DOGE pushed toward $0.10 before hitting resistance.
Even after that rejection, the structure is still constructive. DOGE is still holding above the main moving averages, including the 100-day daily SMA near $0.0804, and the 100-day SMA on the 4-hour timeframe near $0.0772. As long as support between $0.083 and $0.0868 holds, buyers remain in control of the broader breakout.
Active Dogecoin addresses rose from around 36,200 to nearly 43,000 during the breakout, while daily transfers jumped from about 53,000 to roughly 68,000 before settling near 62,800. This tells us that network activity stayed high even after the initial surge cooled down.
The next level to watch is simple: $0.10. Dogecoin has already tested that area once and failed to break through. If buyers can reclaim it with strong trading volume, the next key target sits near $0.15, with the 1.618 Fibonacci extension pointing to approximately $0.159.
At the moment, the setup looks fairly clear. Stay above the $0.083–$0.0868 support zone, and the bullish breakout will remain intact. If you lose it, attention will shift back to lower support levels. CoinCodex’s one-month Forecast at $0.0918 suggests DOGE will remain close to the important $0.10 breakout level that traders are closely watching.
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