Dogecoin Snaps Back After 21% Drop, Technicals Flash Green as Bulls Regain Control
Dogecoin is clawing its way back after a sharp correction, showing impressive resilience as global market tensions continue to stir volatility across risk assets.
After plunging 21.2% from $0.165 to $0.130, DOGE has mounted a strong rebound, echoing the broader crypto market’s recovery—highlighted by a 9% gain in the CoinDesk 20 Index over the past day. Buyers stepped in aggressively around the $0.142–$0.145 zone, creating a key support base that’s now anchoring the recovery.
Chart Signals: Bulls Back in the Driver’s Seat
- Steep Decline, Swift Comeback: DOGE retraced sharply but rebounded just as fast, recovering a significant portion of its losses.
- Reversal in Motion: Technical indicators from CoinDesk Research point to a bullish reversal, with support locked in between $0.142 and $0.145.
- Volume Speaks Loudly: Buying pressure spiked during the April 9 rally, pushing DOGE decisively above $0.160—a former resistance level.
- Fibonacci Watch: The token is now stabilizing near the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement, often viewed as a key level for trend continuation.
- Channel Forming: DOGE is carving out an ascending channel, offering near-term structure between $0.155 support and $0.156 resistance.
- Buy Zone Spotted: A notable surge in volume—7 million units traded—occurred at 11:32, reinforcing bullish sentiment.
- Momentum Building: U.S. market hours brought higher lows and a breakout past $0.156, suggesting sustained buying interest.
- Next Key Test: If momentum holds, DOGE could retest the recent high of $0.165 in the near term.
Dogecoin’s ability to rebound strongly from a steep decline while holding key support levels is a bullish signal in an otherwise jittery macro landscape. The next few sessions will be critical in confirming whether this recovery has legs.

More Stories
Cryptocurrencies slide ahead of Monday, as the federal shutdown clock ticks down.
According to Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan, bitcoin has the potential to climb to $6.5 million over the next two decades
Anatomy of BTC’s selloff: the dollar’s bottom marked bitcoin’s top.