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Dogecoin rose about 4.5% to nearly 10 cents, outperforming both bitcoin and ether as capital rotated into higher-risk crypto assets. The latest advance appears to be driven largely by derivatives and leveraged positioning, while on-chain activity remains subdued—raising questions about how durable the move may be.
During the session, DOGE outperformed the broader market, beating bitcoin and ether as investors shifted toward higher-beta assets. Despite the price strength, daily active addresses have been trending lower, suggesting the rally is being supported more by derivatives and short-term positioning than by organic network demand.
Price action showed a steady build rather than a single spike. DOGE climbed from $0.093 to $0.098, breaking through the $0.095 resistance zone on strong volume. The move formed a sequence of higher lows, indicating accumulation, and price accelerated in the final hour, pushing toward session highs while holding above the $0.096 support area.
While the technical picture is described as “clean,” the broader structure is still characterized as compression below descending resistance rather than a confirmed trend reversal. Traders are therefore focused on whether the move can hold key levels and attract broader participation.
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