Dogecoin price nears key liquidation zone after $14M whale buy

Dogecoin price has held near $0.073 after whales accumulated 200 million $DOGE and futures open interest climbed 3.74% to $1.08 billion.

CoinGlass’s three-day liquidation heatmap shows $DOGE trading between large leveraged-position clusters near $0.074 and $0.071, leaving the meme coin exposed to volatility in either direction. At the time the charts were captured, Dogecoin traded near $0.0732 after gaining about 1% on the daily chart.

Market conditions offered some support, with Bitcoin holding above $64,000 and Ethereum trading over $1,870. XRP, however, remained below $1.10, indicating that gains were uneven across large-cap cryptocurrencies.

According to an X post, large Dogecoin holders acquired 200 million $DOGE through Robinhood. The purchase was valued at roughly $14 million based on $DOGE’s price near $0.07, adding to evidence that large wallets were buying while the price moved sideways.

Whale purchases can affect exchange liquidity and trader sentiment, although the transaction alone does not confirm that $DOGE will break higher. The impact will depend on whether the acquired coins remain in long-term wallets or return to exchanges for sale.

Derivatives activity rose alongside the whale accumulation. Notably, Dogecoin futures volume jumped 114% to approximately $739.56 million, while open interest increased 3.74% to $1.08 billion.

Rising volume and open interest show that traders added exposure instead of merely closing existing positions. CoinGlass’s heatmap indicates that this leverage has formed clear liquidation targets on both sides of the current price, raising the chance of a sharp move if either cluster is reached.

Liquidity favors an initial test of $0.074

The nearest large concentration of liquidation leverage sits between approximately $0.0737 and $0.0740, according to CoinGlass. Since the upper pool is closer to $DOGE’s current price, a continued recovery could force short liquidations and pull the token toward that zone.

Above it, smaller liquidity bands appear near $0.0745 and between $0.0750 and $0.0755. A move through these areas would align with the four-hour chart’s upper Fibonacci resistance at $0.07539, which represents the top of the measured range.

$DOGE has already recovered the 50% Fibonacci retracement at $0.0732 on the four-hour chart. The next barriers stand at $0.0737, corresponding to the 38.2% level, and $0.0743 at the 0.236 retracement.

Momentum has also improved on the same timeframe. TradingView’s relative strength index has risen to 55.45, above its moving average of 46.42, showing that buying pressure has strengthened without pushing $DOGE into overbought territory.

Aroon readings provide another constructive signal, with Aroon Up at 100% and Aroon Down at 85.71%. While the elevated readings indicate active price extremes on both sides, the fresh rise in Aroon Up supports the latest rebound from the lower end of the range.

Failure to retain $0.0732 would weaken the recovery setup. TradingView’s Fibonacci levels place subsequent support at $0.0726 and $0.0719, followed by the range floor at $0.0710.

CoinGlass data reinforces the importance of that lower boundary. The heatmap’s strongest downside liquidity pool is concentrated around $0.0708–$0.0710, where a breakdown could trigger leveraged long liquidations before $DOGE tests the psychological $0.070 level.

Daily resistance still blocks a confirmed reversal

Despite improving short-term momentum, TradingView’s daily chart keeps Dogecoin below the Supertrend resistance at $0.0796. The indicator has remained bearish since $DOGE lost the $0.10 region in early June, making a daily close above $0.0796 necessary before the trend can be considered reversed.

The daily MACD offers an early sign that selling pressure is easing. Its MACD line stands near minus 0.00210, above the signal line at minus 0.00255, while the histogram has turned positive at 0.00045. Both lines remain below zero, however, so the crossover has not yet confirmed sustained bullish momentum.

Commenting on the consolidation, crypto analyst CW linked the flat price action to improving internal strength.

“Strong accumulation of $DOGE is occurring during the current sideways movement,” CW wrote, adding that the RSI was rising sharply and the accumulation score had reached 100.

Fellow analyst Javon Marks offered a more aggressive long-term view, describing the current phase as temporary post-breakout stagnation similar to structures that preceded previous Dogecoin rallies. Marks listed targets of $0.653, above $0.70, and beyond $1.25, although those projections depend on $DOGE repeating earlier macro cycles.

A separate analyst projection cited in the original market report identified a weekly double-bottom pattern and placed a possible extended target near $3.25. The same analysis treated that level as hypothetical until $DOGE clears the pattern’s neckline with a decisive weekly breakout.

For the immediate outlook, the TradingView chart places $0.07539 and $0.07965 as the main upside tests. On the downside, losing $0.0710 would invalidate the current range recovery and expose the dense liquidation zone below $0.071.