Dogecoin (DOGE) is currently at a pivotal point, sitting on the 200 EMA, a historically significant support zone that has previously marked trend reversals.
If DOGE can maintain this position, a potential rally could follow, but if it drops below this key level, further downside could be on the horizon.
If Dogecoin holds above the 200 EMA at $0.26, a recovery could be on the cards. A bounce off this level may lead to a relief rally, with the next resistance zone sitting around $0.34.
A return to the $0.36-$0.38 range might also be possible if momentum picks up, with higher volume and buying strength confirming a trend reversal.
On the other hand, if DOGE falls below the 200 EMA, the risk of a deeper correction increases. A break below $0.26 could trigger a sharp drop toward $0.22, with further declines potentially reaching $0.18.
This scenario would set up a bearish phase for Dogecoin, and traders would be watching closely for signs of recovery.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) has been on a strong upward trend, currently at 108.60, which usually puts pressure on Bitcoin. However, Bitcoin may gain momentum if the DXY starts to weaken.
A drop in DXY could trigger Bitcoin to push towards $100,000, but if DXY holds strong, BTC might face further resistance and a potential drop back to $92,000-$90,000.
Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) is experiencing its worst performance among the top 10 cryptocurrencies. After a steep decline below $3,000, Ethereum has struggled to regain support.
If it doesn’t manage to recover the $3,000 level, the next significant support is at $2,600. A breakdown below that could lead ETH to levels not seen in months, around $2,300.