Dogecoin price holds $0.081, can whales prevent a fall to $0.058?

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Bitcoin trades near $63,200 as weak futures activity, oversold RSI and U.S inflation data test whether its rebound can reclaim $64,200 again.

Dogecoin (DOGE) bounced back on Monday in a modest relief rally, climbing to about $0.086 after sliding to a multi-year low of $0.077 over the weekend. But when looking for clues on where the memecoin might go next, market analyst Ali Martinez released a technical update arguing that DOGE is sitting at a “critical structural inflection point.” In his view, the next phase could follow one of two clear paths, shaped by both higher-timeframe chart patterns and on-chain activity. Is A Macro Expansion Cycle Next?  Martinez said Dogecoin is currently resting on a broad demand base that has historically supported major macro expansion cycles. He framed the setup as more than just a short-term rebound, pointing to long-running structural behavior.  According to his analysis, since DOGE’s early days, the asset has tended to move through extended, multi-year consolidation channels—periods that compress volatility and effectively “transfer” supply over time. Those phases, he argues, typically com

XRP’s price action has come under heavy pressure in recent days alongside the rest of the market, falling back into a major support region around $1.10 with sellers still controlling short-term momentum.  The decline has placed XRP directly inside a notable zone on the monthly candlestick long-term chart. Particularly, technical analysis done by crypto analyst EGRAG CRYPTO indicates that XRP may still face one more liquidity sweep before a much larger move above $10. XRP In Face-Melting Phase EGRAG’s analysis is based on the monthly candlestick timeframe chart depicting XRP’s behavior around the 50-month and 100-month exponential moving averages. According to the analyst, XRP has shown a recurring pattern on higher time frames whenever it loses the 50 EMA decisively. The breakdown is usually followed by weak momentum, emotional selling, and a final liquidity sweep into the 100 EMA before the next rally kicks off again. Related Reading: XRP Price To See Violent Discontinuous Repricing A

On-chain URPD data and whale activity suggest that Dogecoin is sitting in a high-interest accumulation zone for long-term holders.

Record-low Bitcoin RSI readings and whale accumulation highlight a generational buying opportunity, even as analysts still expect BTC to fall below $60,000.

A leading crypto analyst has further expressed their confidence that Dogecoin could be set for a bullish run in the current market cycle. This comes thanks to renewed buyer interest in the coin following its recent drop. Rising Volume Signals Strong Demand for Dogecoin In an X post, Crypto analyst Emilio Crypto Bojan described the latest drop in DOGE as a “generational entry” point.  According to Bojan, trading volume began rising soon after the coin hit its low point, suggesting that many investors bought the dip rather than selling. Related Reading: Dogecoin Has Entered A Historically Red Month And The Result Could Be Catastrophic The meme coin fell by about 14% to $0.07763 during last week’s high-volatility period, when Bitcoin fell to $59,000. Bojan considers this a perfect moment to buy this coin at a low price. Since then, DOGE has recovered to around $0.08529. The coin has also maintained strong interest among traders, with a 24-hour trading volume of about $812.7 million and a

Strategy bought 1,550 BTC after a rare 32 BTC sale. Bitcoin is stabilising near $63K after a sharp 20% monthly drop. Analysts split on whether the $60K support will hold or break lower. Bitcoin has been moving through a volatile stretch marked by sharp liquidations, uneven recovery attempts, and conflicting signals from both technical indicators […] The post Bitcoin price prediction: Is Strategy’s 1,550 BTC buy a bullish signal after the crash? appeared first on CoinJournal.