Saad Ullah
⬤ Dogecoin hit a wall when it tried pushing through the Ichimoku Cloud on the four-hour chart and got rejected hard. The price climbed up to the cloud zone but couldn't break through, sparking an immediate selloff. The rejection was pretty clear on the chart—DOGE stalled right at the Kumo before flipping direction and heading lower.
⬤ Looking at the Ichimoku setup, DOGE had already dropped below the Kijun sen earlier before attempting a comeback. That bounce looked promising at first but ran out of steam once it hit the Kumo. During bearish trends, this cloud area typically acts as resistance, and that's exactly what happened here. After getting rejected, Dogecoin tumbled roughly 6.5%, matching what traders spotted on the chart.
⬤ Once the rejection kicked in, bearish candles started piling up and the price sliced through short-term support levels. The Tenkan sen didn't provide much of a cushion either. DOGE stayed pinned below the cloud afterward, showing that sellers were firmly in control on the shorter timeframe. The failed recovery attempt didn't inspire any real bullish follow-through.
⬤ The Ichimoku Cloud matters because traders rely on it heavily for reading trend direction and momentum shifts. When price gets rejected from the Kumo, it usually confirms the existing trend rather than signaling a reversal—which means more downside when resistance holds firm. This latest move shows how fast things can turn at major technical zones, adding fuel to short-term bearish sentiment and keeping volatility elevated in the Dogecoin market.
Saad Ullah
