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Dogecoin’s rebound from recent lows has pushed the memecoin into a dense resistance zone, but crypto analyst Kevin of Kev Capital TA cautioned that the move is still a “counter trend rally” unless Bitcoin signals a broader market reversal.
In a May 6 market update, Kevin said Dogecoin’s recovery has so far matched his earlier view that the asset was likely to rebound from deeply oversold conditions. He noted that he entered a DOGE position around $0.09 and that the trade was up roughly 26.6% at the time of recording. However, he characterized the rally as tactical rather than decisive, emphasizing that altcoin charts should not be assessed in isolation while Bitcoin dominance remains elevated.
Kevin stressed that investors should begin by reviewing Bitcoin and the USDT dominance chart before turning to altcoin pairings and individual price charts. He said the analysis should start with Bitcoin and dominance, then move to pairing charts such as DOGE versus BTC, and only afterward evaluate the standalone USD chart for Dogecoin.
Kevin identified the immediate technical focus for Dogecoin as the $0.117 to $0.125 area. He pointed to $0.117 as the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement and said DOGE was already pressing into that level. Just above it, he highlighted the daily 200 EMA and 200 SMA around $0.124 to $0.125, describing the entire zone as “major major resistance.”
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