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Dogecoin faced growing correction pressure after the TD Sequential indicator flashed a sell signal on the 3-day chart near the $0.109 region. The signal followed an extended upward sequence that lifted price action from the $0.089 support zone toward recent highs above $0.112. While the setup reflected slowing bullish acceleration rather than immediate bearish confirmation, the latest candle structure remained relatively stable, suggesting the market was still defending higher levels instead of triggering aggressive distribution right after the signal.
Despite rising correction risks across higher timeframes, top traders continued to lean bullish. On Binance, long accounts represented 67.74% of positions, while short accounts accounted for 32.26%, leaving a long/short ratio of 2.10. The imbalance indicated strong conviction among larger traders even after the TD Sequential warning appeared.
However, the long/short ratio had gradually declined from earlier peaks above 2.80 earlier in the week, suggesting some traders had already started reducing exposure during volatility. Even with the ratio easing, the positioning data still favored buyers overall. The declining ratio implied bullish confidence had weakened slightly near resistance, but if traders continued defending long exposure above current levels, DOGE could maintain a broader bullish structure despite short-term exhaustion signals.
DOGE continued consolidating above the critical $0.1078 support after reclaiming the $0.1174 resistance zone during a recent breakout attempt. The structure showed improving strength compared with previous months when price repeatedly failed near the same resistance area. Buyers had defended the broader accumulation range between $0.0899 and $0.1174 for several weeks before the latest rally accelerated.
Still, DOGE traded beneath the major $0.1515 resistance, which remained the next significant upside barrier on the daily timeframe. The consolidation suggested buyers were absorbing selling pressure rather than allowing a sharp rejection back into the lower range. If DOGE held support above $0.1078, bulls would likely attempt another move toward $0.1174 before testing higher resistance levels later in the trend continuation structure.
The DMI structure continued to favor buyers even as upside strength cooled after the recent rally. ADX held at 40.82, indicating the prevailing trend still had strong directional strength rather than weakening into sideways conditions. The +DI remained above the -DI, with readings of 24.61 and 12.27 respectively, reinforcing that buyers still controlled broader market direction despite reduced acceleration.
Bears absorbed the largest liquidation pressure. Short liquidations dominated derivatives activity as bearish traders took the largest losses during recent volatility. Total short liquidations rose above $474K, while long liquidations remained below $57K across major exchanges.
Binance recorded over $137K in short liquidations, while OKX added more than $260K to the total. Although liquidation pressure was still heavily skewed against shorts, the intensity had started cooling compared with earlier spikes during the rally phase, suggesting leveraged positioning was becoming less aggressive near current levels.
Dogecoin’s TD Sequential sell signal pointed to slowing momentum, but price structure remained supported above key breakout levels. DOGE continued consolidating above the $0.1078 support zone, keeping the broader breakout structure intact for now.
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