DOGE Price Declines 5% as 'Lower Highs' Point to Further Declines

News Background

Between August 24–25, a whale shifted 900 million DOGE (worth over $200 million) to Binance, sparking fears of distribution from long-term holders.
Corporate treasuries and institutional funds have reduced meme-coin exposure as regulatory uncertainty and global macro headwinds mount.
Network security strength remains elevated, with Dogecoin’s hashrate topping 2.9 petahashes per second, reflecting robust mining participation despite price volatility.
Broader crypto markets remain supported by expectations of Fed policy easing, but DOGE continues to lag majors like BTC and ETH.

DOGE fell 5% during the 24-hour session from August 28 at 09:00 to August 29 at 08:00, sliding from $0.22 to $0.21.
The token traded within a narrow $0.011 range, marked by a high at $0.23 and a low at $0.21.
Institutional selling was evident, with 626.3 million tokens transacted during morning trade as $0.22 support gave way.
The sharpest move came in the 07:24–08:23 GMT hour on August 29, when DOGE dropped 0.57% from $0.22 to $0.21 on a 27.36 million spike in volume.

Support: Initial stability around $0.22 was lost; $0.21 now serves as the immediate floor.
Resistance: $0.23 remains the near-term cap, repeatedly rejecting rallies.
Momentum: RSI hovers near mid-40s, showing neutral-to-bearish bias with limited upside strength.
Volume: Daily turnover exceeded 280.5 million tokens; institutional flows were concentrated during peak selling phases.
Indicators: MACD lines are diverging bearishly, suggesting further downside risk unless price reclaims $0.22.
Pattern: Tight $0.21–$0.23 corridor signals consolidation, but repeated lower highs point to a potential continuation lower.

$0.21 as the critical support — a break risks exposing $0.20.
A push through $0.23 could reframe near-term momentum and open the path toward $0.25–$0.30.
Monitoring whale exchange inflows after the $200 million transfer to Binance.
Futures open interest trends, down 8% earlier this week, as a gauge of speculative conviction.