🚀 DOGE’s Wild Ride: Will It Moon or Woof? 🐶

Ah, Dogecoin, the currency of the internet’s collective shrug, has been on a bit of a tear lately. From November 22 to 26, it bounded about like a puppy in a butcher’s shop, reaching a giddy high of $0.1567 before remembering it’s still, well, Dogecoin. A slight decline followed, because even memes need a nap sometimes. 🌙💤

This surge coincided with the grand Wall Street debut of the first U.S. spot DOGE ETFs, because nothing says “serious investment” like a coin with a Shiba Inu on it. Grayscale’s GDOG launched on NYSE Arca with a modest $1.41 million in day-one volume and zero net inflows. Yes, you read that right-zero. Someone clearly forgot to tell the institutional investors that this is the future of finance. 🤡💼

Bitwise’s BWOW ETF also joined the party, offering traditional investors a regulated way to throw their money at a meme. Because if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em, right? 🎉📈

Meanwhile, Bitcoin decided to flex, rising above $91,000 and dragging the rest of the crypto market along for the ride. At press time, Dogecoin was up 2.27% in the last 24 hours to $0.1534, though it’s down 2.37% weekly. Because consistency is for boring coins. 📉📈

Two Levels to Rule Them All (or Not)

As Dogecoin sits on the edge of its kennel, wondering which way to bolt, crypto analyst Ali has helpfully pointed out two key levels for the bulls and bears to watch. According to Glassnode’s UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD), $0.080 is the support level, while $0.20 is the resistance. Or, as Ali puts it, “the line between ‘to the moon’ and ‘back to the doghouse.'” 🚀🐶

$0.080 is the key support for Dogecoin $DOGE, while $0.20 stands as the main resistance. 🐾📊

– Ali (@ali_charts) November 27, 2025

Dogecoin has tested these levels more times than a labrador tests the patience of its owner, holding firm despite the market’s best efforts to shake it loose. Ali notes that it’s done this five times in a row, which is either impressive or just plain stubborn. 🦴💪

The broader chart pattern suggests an inverse head-and-shoulders, which, if completed, could target $0.179. There’s also a rising channel and a large falling wedge on the 12-hour chart, which apparently means a potential move toward $0.27 if the stars align and the macro gods smile upon us. Or, you know, if Elon tweets again. 🌟📱

If DOGE can hold above $0.1548, it might set the stage for a retest of $0.157. But a drop below $0.152 risks a return to the $0.1499 low. A breakout from the rising channel could target $0.16, $0.179, and then $0.27. Or it could just decide to chase its tail. Because why not? 🌀🐕

2025-11-27 18:44

Two Levels to Rule Them All (or Not)

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