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Dogecoin is approaching a pivotal weekly close as traders monitor a potential breakout signaled by the Relative Strength Index (RSI), a momentum indicator that has historically preceded strong price movements in the asset.
Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade highlighted Dogecoin’s weekly chart, focusing on RSI behavior rather than price alone. The chart described weekly RSI compressing within a shrinking triangle structure before breaking upward.
RSI breakouts are often watched because they can indicate momentum shifts before price fully responds. According to the article, similar RSI patterns in previous Dogecoin market cycles preceded notable price rallies, which is contributing to current attention around the setup.
The piece also notes that selling pressure on the weekly chart appears to have eased, with buyers regaining some control on the higher timeframe. Even so, it cautions that Dogecoin remains well below its 2021 peak and that the RSI signal alone does not confirm a trend reversal.
“Dogecoin RSI coiled into a shrinking triangle and it's now breaking out.” — Trader Tardigrade
On the daily chart, Dogecoin is trading near $0.096. Since mid-March, the price has stabilized after a prolonged decline, forming a consolidation range between $0.090 and $0.0987.
The upper boundary of the range is presented as the critical level. A daily close above $0.0987 would strengthen the near-term technical structure and likely attract additional buyers.
Beyond $0.0987, the next resistance levels cited are $0.1033 and $0.1060. If price sustains above those areas, the article says $0.1106 would come into focus, described as a zone of more significant overhead supply.
Downside risk is also outlined. The $0.0900 level has acted as support across multiple tests in recent weeks. If that support breaks, the article states the price could retrace toward the $0.0850 to $0.0800 range, potentially undermining the base bulls have built.
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