Dogecoin is back pressing a long-standing resistance cluster as two prominent traders map the next pivotal steps. Cantonese Cat highlights a stubborn monthly Fibonacci ceiling at the 0.886 retracement—marked on his chart at $0.26633—while top trader Kaleo (who is leading the Synthetix trading challenge) points to a thin-liquidity pocket on lower time frames that he believes could enable a “swift reclaim” of $0.25. Long-Term Perspective On Dogecoin On the monthly grid shared by Cantonese Cat, the key levels are unambiguous. DOGE’s primary resistance remains the 0.886 retracement at $0.26633, just below the cycle reference at 1.000, labeled $0.73905. Support beneath price lines up with the 0.786 retracement at $0.10879, followed by 0.707 at $0.05363 and 0.618 at $0.02417. The current monthly candle sits near $0.19–$0.20 with roughly ten days left on the bar, holding within a consolidation corridor bounded by $0.10879–$0.26633 after an aggressive spike that wicked into 0.786—what the analyst called a “scam wick.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Slams Into $2.22 Billion Wall At $0.21 But Targets Above Are Explosive His read: DOGE “is having a hard time breaking above 0.886 for good,” because a clean breach would be “incredibly bullish,” and he expects another challenge of that level in Q4 2025. The levels on the chart contextualize DOGE’s multi-quarter structure. Since the 2021 blow-off, price has respected the Fibonacci ladder, repeatedly orbiting between the 0.707 and 0.886 bands. The failed pushes toward $0.26633 and the quick rejection wicks underscore how supply continues to reload at that shelf, while the sharp but short-lived pierce to the $0.10879 region confirms dip demand at the 0.786 handle without establishing acceptance below it. With the candle bodies clustered mid-range and the tails testing both extremes, the pair has carved a high-time-frame equilibrium that will likely resolve on a monthly close through either $0.26633 or a breakdown back toward $0.10879. What Needs To Happen Short-Term? Kaleo’s intraday view isolates the path that could force that higher-time-frame decision. His 4-hour chart plots a descending trendline from the local high through successive lower highs, currently intersecting near the $0.20–$0.21 zone where DOGE is trading around $0.203–$0.204. A visible range volume profile shows a prominent node around $0.20–$0.21 and a conspicuous low-volume pocket above, running through the low-$0.20s toward a green supply band capped near $0.25. He describes “A LOT of thin air to fill from the market nuke a couple weeks back,” referencing the vertical liquidation that drove DOGE from the mid-$0.20s to sub-$0.12 in a single cascade before rebounding. Related Reading: Is The Dogecoin Bull Run Over? Analyst Sees Echoes Of 2021 Technically, that setup is straightforward: reclaim the descending trendline and hold above the point-of-control zone around $0.20–$0.21, and price enters the low-resistance void toward the prior distribution near $0.24–$0.25. Fail the reclaim, and the red horizontal basing area around ~$0.19 becomes the immediate pivot, with the extreme downside reference from the “nuke” still visible near the mid-$0.15s before the monthly 0.786 at $0.10879 re-enters view. The interplay between these charts is the crux. On the high time frame, $0.26633 is the “final boss” that has repeatedly turned price; on the low time frame, the route to re-test that wall starts with a squeeze through a low-volume corridor into $0.25. A decisive monthly close above $0.26633 would flip the market’s most consequential resistance into support and shift the conversation toward the 1.000 reference at $0.73905, but—per Cantonese Cat’s caution—that outcome isn’t confirmed by the current structure. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.191. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
