The token defended its ascending channel structure despite distribution pressure at the upper boundary, keeping short-term bias neutral-to-bullish above $0.16.
By Shaurya Malwa, CD Analytics
Updated Nov 6, 2025, 5:25 a.m. Published Nov 6, 2025, 5:25 a.m.
- Dogecoin’s price dipped 0.5% to $0.1657 amid institutional trading near resistance levels.
- Institutional investors accumulated Dogecoin early in the week and reduced holdings as prices approached $0.1670.
- Despite muted broader sentiment, Dogecoin’s structure remains intact with potential for a breakout above $0.16.
Dogecoin edged 0.5% lower to $0.1657 in Wednesday’s session as institutional flows rotated near resistance following a 104% volume spike above daily averages. The token defended its ascending channel structure despite distribution pressure at the upper boundary, keeping short-term bias neutral-to-bullish above $0.16.
- Institutional positioning continued to define DOGE’s intraday structure. Large-cap holders accumulated near $0.1620 early in the week, then trimmed exposure as bids thinned near $0.1670.
- The Tuesday breakout attempt on 774M volume marked the session’s pivot — confirming that smart-money participation, not retail noise, drove the move.
- Broader sentiment across the meme-coin complex remained muted, though derivative open interest in DOGE futures climbed modestly on Binance and Bybit, hinting at speculative hedging rather than outright risk-taking.
- Analysts said the pair’s resilience above $0.16 reflected disciplined profit rotation rather than trend exhaustion.
• DOGE advanced from $0.1646 to $0.1665 before mild pullback to $0.1657
• Support held at $0.1617–$0.1620 across four consecutive hourly tests
• Volume concentrated at $0.1665 highs (8.9M during 02:10–02:11) showing institutional distribution
• Channel structure remains constructive with higher lows, suggesting potential for renewed breakout attempts above $0.16.
STORY CONTINUES BELOW
• Trend: Sideways-to-bullish within ascending channel
• Support: $0.1620 primary; $0.1617 secondary buffer
• Resistance: $0.1665–$0.1670 zone repeatedly rejected on high volume
• Volume: 774M turnover (+104% vs SMA) confirms institutional participation
• Structure: Channel intact, volatility 4.2% — compression phase preceding next directional move.
• Ability of bulls to defend $0.1620 on declining volume — key for structure integrity
• Breakout confirmation above $0.1670 for continuation toward $0.17–$0.175
• Any intraday closes below $0.1615 signaling structural failure and downside expansion
• Cross-asset flow from BTC or SOL rotations as broader market gauges appetite for risk
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