Dogecoin Hits Wall at $0.25 – Bulls Running Out of Steam?

Dogecoin’s having déjà vu at $0.25. For what feels like the hundredth time, DOGE made a run at this level only to get absolutely crushed by sellers. Trader Orkinos caught this perfectly – the chart’s littered with liquidity grabs around this price, and every single attempt to break through gets slapped down fast. It’s becoming pretty clear that $0.25 isn’t just resistance – it’s a brick wall.

Where DOGE Could Land Next

If this rejection gets worse, here’s where things could get interesting:

• $0.227 – There’s a minor support level here with some liquidity sitting around
• $0.220 – This is where buyers have stepped in before, could be the real test
• $0.210 – The big one – this major support zone has saved DOGE’s bacon in past selloffs

The action around these levels will tell us everything about whether DOGE can hold it together or if we’re looking at a deeper dive.

The Bigger Picture

DOGE’s been ping-ponging between these liquidity zones for a while now, with fake breakouts becoming the norm rather than the exception. Until we see a proper daily close above $0.25, bulls are basically fighting with one hand tied behind their backs. Sure, if they do manage to crack this level, we could see a run toward $0.27-$0.28, but right now that’s looking like a long shot.

The pattern’s pretty obvious – DOGE pumps toward $0.25, gets rejected, then slides back down to find support somewhere in the $0.21-$0.22 range. It’s been this way for weeks, and nothing suggests that’s changing anytime soon.