Dogecoin Faces Resistance at $0.26 as Profit-Taking Pulls Price Down – 9/10/2025
Dogecoin (DOGE) struggled to hold gains above $0.26 on Wednesday, prompting profit-taking from institutional investors and bringing the price back toward $0.25.
Whale Activity Supports Market Structure
Despite the short-term pullback, on-chain data shows large holders adding roughly 30 million DOGE (around $8 million), signaling continued accumulation and institutional confidence.
Trading Overview
- DOGE fluctuated between $0.24 and $0.26 over 24 hours.
- Price spiked to $0.26 in the afternoon on 750 million DOGE in volume—double the daily average—before heavy selling reversed gains.
- Late trading saw a brief dip below $0.25 due to liquidation flows, confirming distribution.
- DOGE closed the session at $0.25, down ~2% from intraday highs.
Technical Analysis
- $0.26 remains a strong resistance level, repeatedly capping price rallies.
- Support at $0.25 held for most of the session, with $0.24 as the near-term floor.
- Continued whale accumulation underlines confidence in the broader market structure.
- A sustained break above $0.26 could open a path toward $0.27–$0.30, while $0.41 remains a long-term target based on historical breakout cycles.
Traders’ Watchlist
- Recovery of $0.25 support after recent liquidation.
- Continuation of whale accumulation to offset resistance pressure.
- Breakthrough above $0.26 to re-establish upward momentum.
- Long-term focus: $0.41, linked to prior historical breakout patterns.

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