DOGE is trading near 0.0793 after a late Saturday flush. Here is where volume actually traded (Binance DOGEUSDT, 1-minute data, UTC sessions, 0.0002 price bins).
Saturday (Oct 17): POC 0.0802, value area 0.0792–0.0808, VWAP 0.0797, low 0.0770 (21:38 UTC), close 0.0794.
This week so far: POC 0.0784, value area 0.0782–0.0828, VWAP 0.0814.
Friday: POC 0.0822, value area 0.0806–0.0828.
Last week: POC 0.0900, value area 0.0820–0.0910.
What happened: late on Saturday DOGE broke under the week's earlier low at 0.0777 and printed 0.0770. That flush did not get accepted. Price came straight back above the weekly POC at 0.0784 and closed the day at 0.0794, back inside Saturday's value area.
How I read it:
• 0.0784 is the line. It is this week's POC and sits right on the weekly value-area low (0.0782). Holding above it keeps the 0.0770 print as a failed breakdown, a sweep of the lows rather than a new leg down.
• Back inside value, the next references above are Saturday's POC at 0.0802 and its value-area high at 0.0808. Acceptance above 0.0808 opens the weekly VWAP at 0.0814.
• If price slips back under 0.0784 and starts building time and volume below 0.0782, the sweep becomes the start of a move lower and 0.0770 is the first reference.
• The bigger picture is still heavy: value has stepped down from 0.0820–0.0910 last week to 0.0782–0.0828 this week. A reclaim of the lows is a test for buyers, not proof of a reversal.
One wick through a level is not acceptance. Time and volume are.
Levels on the chart are from the free VWAP & Volume Profile Order Flow Map [AK FlowBook] indicator.
This is chart analysis for education, not financial advice or a trade signal. Crypto is volatile and you can lose money.
