Dogecoin Bulls Hit Wall At $0.117 After 4.5% Weekly Rally

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Dogecoin(DOGE) broke past a key local high above $0.11 this week, but on-chain data points to growing profit-taking pressure that could derail its recovery.

Memecoin Breakout Stalls

DOGE traded above the $0.11 mark on May 7, according to analysis from AMBCrypto. The memecoin gained roughly 4.5% over the week, joining AI tokens as the strongest performers.

The token slid 4.4% to $0.1106 in Asian trading hours Thursday. The pullback came as broader crypto majors paused, with Bitcoin slipping below $81,000 and Ether dropping 2% to $2,326.

Despite the recent strength, the daily chart shows DOGE has been stuck in a bearish trend for months.

The October 2025 crash flipped its long-term structure downward, and the coin has not recovered since.

Analysts mapped Fibonacci retracement levels using the late-January and early-February decline, identifying $0.109 and $0.117 as the key resistance band. This so-called golden pocket appears to have triggered rejection over the last 48 hours.

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On-Chain Warning Signs

Data from analytics firm Santimentshows the threat from profit-taking has intensified in recent days.

Mean Coin Age, a metric that tracks how long tokens stay dormant, has fallen rapidly over the past six weeks. That indicates network-wide distribution, with older holdings moving in size.

Both the 1-month and 6-month MVRV ratios have climbed to their highest levels since June 2025 and September 2025, respectively. Rising MVRV implies short-term holders are sitting on profits, creating direct incentive to sell.

The setup looks fragile, analysts say. A sustained move above the $0.127 swing high would invalidate the bearish case, but rejection from the $0.109 to $0.117 zone could open the door to a longer downturn.

Recent Price Swings

DOGE has churned through wide swings in 2026. The coin defended the $0.088 zone after February's crash, then chopped between $0.091 and $0.0947 through April before the May breakout.

Whale wallets holding 100 million tokens or more hit a record 108.52 billion DOGE worth roughly $11.6 billion last week, per Santiment. That contrast with falling Mean Coin Age suggests a split market, with large holders adding while smaller traders prepare to take profits.