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Dogecoin (DOGE) is drawing renewed attention after a steady rise this week, climbing around 6%. Traders are focusing on what the chart signals next, as crypto analyst Ali Martinez points to a key resistance level being tested repeatedly.
Dogecoin’s recent price strength follows a regulatory development in the United States. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have classified Dogecoin as a digital commodity under a new crypto framework.
The update places DOGE in the same broad category as Bitcoin and Ethereum, separating it from “digital collectibles” and other token types. The article notes that this classification provides market clarity that had been missing for years.
Alongside the regulatory news, the article says Dogecoin’s momentum has improved as overall crypto sentiment strengthens. It reports that DOGE moved close to $0.10, which coincided with higher trading activity.
According to data cited from Coinglass, open interest rose to nearly $1.4 billion, reaching its highest level in over two months. The article also highlights increased participation from large investors, stating that whales bought more than $330 million worth of Dogecoin over the past week.
Ali Martinez is cited as pointing to a potential breakout move based on these developments.
Martinez also highlighted a technical setup on the 4-hour chart. He describes DOGE as trading within a parallel channel, with price action squeezed into a narrow range. The article says this kind of tightening often precedes a larger move as pressure builds.
The key level to watch is $0.1018. The article states that DOGE has been rejected at this resistance level five times already, indicating sellers remain active. At the same time, repeated attempts to break the same level can gradually weaken resistance.
The article says a potential confirmation would come if Dogecoin closes above $0.1018 on the 4-hour chart, supported by strong volume. If that breakout is confirmed, the next target cited is around $0.1172, near the top of the channel—signaling a stronger short-term rally for DOGE.
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