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Dogecoin Retreating: What’s The Future of 0.08300 Level?

Dogecoin Retreating: What’s The Future of 0.08300 Level?

Yesterday’s volatility in the price of Dogecoin saw us drop to the 0.07968 level.
Yesterday afternoon, Shiba Inu prices fell to 0.00000930 levels. I

Dogecoin chart analysis

Yesterday’s volatility in the price of Dogecoin saw us drop to the 0.07968 level. We stop there and get support at that level. After that, the price starts a bullish consolidation and climbs above the 0.08100 level and the EMA200 moving average. Today, we see a continuation of that consolidation and a rise to the 0.08200 level. If this trend continues, we could test resistance at the 0.08300 level by the end of the day.

Potential higher targets are 0.08350 and 0.08400 levels. For the bearish option, we need negative consolidation and pullback to support the 0.08100 level. We would again be forced to test the EMA200 and seek its support. With the drop below the price of Dogecoin, it goes to the negative side, and there is a high chance that we will end up with a pullback. Potential lower targets are 0.08050 and 0.08000 levels.

Shiba Inu chart analysis

Yesterday afternoon, Shiba Inu prices fell to 0.00000930 levels. It failed to hold above the 0.00000960 level, and a drop to a new low followed. In that zone, we encountered the EMA200 moving average, and the price found its support. After that, we start a recovery with a bullish consolidation.

Now, we are again at the 0.00000960 level, and we expect a break above and the formation of a new daily high. Potential higher targets are the 0.00000970 and 0.00000975 levels. If we encounter resistance in this zone again, the Shiba Inu price will be pressured to go into another pullback. Potential lower targets are the 0.00000950 and 0.00000940 levels.

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