Dogecoin has extended its bearish trend, falling to a new low last seen in October 2025. The cryptocurrency is trading near $0.10 and is now in its fourth consecutive week of decline amid increasing market pressure. Analysts note the price is holding within a key consolidation zone, but failure to maintain support could open deeper downside risk.
Dogecoin continued to slide on Monday after selling pressure increased across the cryptocurrency market. The meme-inspired digital asset is currently trading at $0.1036, representing a 1.77% decline over the past 24 hours according to CoinMarketCap data.
Analyst BitGuru highlighted that Dogecoin is now within a long consolidation zone formed by a general decline and a liquidity sweep. He stated that this base could be a positive factor for a short-term price increase towards a $0.13-$0.15 range.
Futures market data from CoinGlass shows trading volume declined by 25.91% to approximately $3.71 billion. Total liquidations over the last 24 hours reached $5.84 million, with long positions accounting for $4.32 million of that total.
Technical indicators confirm persistent bearish momentum. The coin trades below its major Exponential Moving Averages, with the EMA 20 at $0.12109 and the EMA 200 providing strong resistance at $0.16894. The Relative Strength Index sits at 27.30, indicating oversold market conditions according to TradingView.
Analyst Cryptollica offered a different long-term perspective, noting Dogecoin’s recent inability to show upward movement. His long-term price target for the asset remains set at $1.40. The structure of the coin remained fragile throughout Monday’s trading session, with analysts closely monitoring the key support zone.
