Usman Salis
⬤ Dogecoin has returned to a familiar support zone after its recent pullback, landing at the exact price level that triggered strong rallies in the past. The pattern is repeating for the third time: DOGE falls into a demand zone between $0.13 and $0.14, consolidates briefly, then launches a significant upward move. Right now, the daily chart shows Dogecoin touching that same support area again, setting up what could be another bounce if history repeats itself.
⬤ The chart shows two clear examples from earlier this year. In mid-June, Dogecoin dipped into this support zone before climbing toward $0.25 to $0.27. The same thing happened in early September—price dropped to the demand area, stabilized, and rallied back up. Now we're seeing the third instance of this exact setup, with current prices hovering around $0.14 to $0.13, matching those earlier consolidation bases almost perfectly.
⬤ What makes this interesting is how closely the current pattern mirrors the previous two cycles. The downward move into support looks nearly identical, and if buying pressure returns, DOGE could target the same resistance zones it hit before—first around $0.18, then $0.20, and potentially back up to the $0.25 level that marked the peaks of those earlier runs. No breakout has confirmed yet, but the structure is in place for another attempt if momentum picks up.
⬤ This matters because when a cryptocurrency repeatedly bounces from the same price level, traders pay close attention. That $0.13–$0.14 zone has proven itself as strong support twice already, and if it holds again, it could shift sentiment across the entire memecoin sector. A successful defense of this level might signal the beginning of another bullish phase for Dogecoin, especially if the pattern plays out the same way it did in June and September. For now, all eyes are on whether buyers step in to defend this key support zone once more.
Usman Salis
