Peter Smith
⬤ Dogecoin has suffered through a brutal final quarter of 2025 after a sharp downturn that picked up speed in October. The coin started the month trading along an upward-sloping support line, but the October 10 flash crash changed everything. Price action shifted decisively lower, sending DOGE into a sustained slide against Tether on the daily chart.
⬤ The "October 10 leverage sweep" marked the beginning of the collapse. After that event, Dogecoin tried repeatedly to find footing inside purple, red, and brown consolidation boxes—each representing a potential support zone. But DOGE broke below every single one. A death cross appeared on the chart when the 50-day moving average dropped below the 200-day moving average, and Dogecoin has stayed beneath both lines ever since, signaling ongoing technical weakness.
⬤ Dogecoin now trades near the lower end of its recent range around $0.12 to $0.13. Previous support levels near $0.15 and $0.17 have already crumbled, and the original upward trendline from earlier in the quarter is completely broken. Every major support area tracked on this chart has failed.
⬤ The Q4 collapse shows just how much damage the October 10 flash crash inflicted. With price stuck below both major moving averages and all earlier support zones gone, the question now is whether the current lower consolidation area can finally hold after what's been a devastating quarter for Dogecoin holders.
Peter Smith
