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Traders identify continued divergence between rising volume and flat price as a key accumulation signal — often a precursor to volatility expansion within 24–48 hours.
By Shaurya Malwa, CD Analytics
Updated Oct 23, 2025, 5:01 a.m. Published Oct 23, 2025, 5:01 a.m.

- Dogecoin fell 0.61% to $0.192, with trading activity climbing 20.26% above the weekly average, suggesting institutional accumulation.
- The token traded within a tight range, holding near the $0.19 psychological threshold, with support at $0.1860 and resistance at $0.1925.
- Traders are watching for a breakout above $0.1925, which could target $0.20–$0.21, while failure to hold support at $0.1860 may lead to a decline toward $0.18.
Meme coin consolidates near psychological support while institutional flows and elevated trading activity hint at position-building ahead of potential breakout.
- Dogecoin fell 0.61% to $0.192 during Tuesday’s session, retreating from intraday highs of $0.195 as sellers capped gains at resistance.
- The move follows Monday’s brief push toward $0.20, with traders citing steady institutional profit-taking at upper resistance levels.
- Despite muted price action, trading activity climbed 20.26% above the weekly average, with total turnover reaching 942.7 million tokens — roughly double the 24-hour mean.
- The elevated volume, paired with limited price movement, signals institutional accumulation rather than broad retail participation, suggesting positioning ahead of a potential breakout event.
- DOGE traded within a tight $0.0132 range between $0.1860 and $0.1953 across the 24-hour period, holding near the $0.19 psychological threshold.
- The session’s volume peak at 942.7 million occurred as the token tested resistance at $0.1925 before reversing lower, confirming short-term rejection.
- Support developed firmly around $0.1860, with repeated defenses across the mid-session window. The final trading hour showed DOGE stabilizing near $0.1916 on fading turnover, reflecting balanced order flow after earlier volatility spikes.
- DOGE’s short-term structure shows constructive accumulation forming beneath resistance. Hourly data reveals higher lows at $0.1914, $0.1916, and $0.1920 — confirming an ascending channel pattern supported by institutional volumes exceeding 10 million per candle during recovery sequences.
- Immediate resistance sits at $0.1925, while broader trend ceilings remain at $0.2060 and the monthly Fibonacci level near $0.2663.
- The sustained compression between $0.1860 support and $0.1925 resistance highlights a tightening volatility band typically preceding larger directional moves.
- Market participants are monitoring whether institutional flows maintain momentum above current volume thresholds.
- A clean break above $0.1925 could expose short-term targets near $0.20–$0.21, while failure to hold $0.1860 support risks renewed downside pressure toward the $0.18 zone.
- Traders identify continued divergence between rising volume and flat price as a key accumulation signal — often a precursor to volatility expansion within 24–48 hours.
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