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DOGE Hits Resistance on Bull Flag Breakout, But 'Cup and Handle' Points to Higher Moves

DOGE Hits Resistance on Bull Flag Breakout, But 'Cup and Handle' Points to Higher Moves

Dogecoin posted a powerful 6% surge during the July 9–10 trading session, blasting through resistance in an explosive rally before retreating into a sharp late-session reversal. News Background: Trade Pause and Rate Bets Fuel Risk Rally Market sentiment improved after the U.S. extended its “Liberation Day” tariff deadline by three weeks, buying time for trade negotiations and easing short-term pressure on risk assets. Meanwhile, expectations of a July Fed rate cut are climbing, with major banks pricing in 25–100bps in cuts over Q3 if inflation data underwhelms next week. These macro shifts gave crypto markets a tailwind, helping DOGE and other high-beta assets bounce sharply off key support levels. Price Action Summary DOGE surged 6% from $0.170 to $0.186 between July 9 03:00 and July 10 02:00. Breakout occurred between 19:00–20:00 July 9, where price jumped $0.007 and volume spiked to 1.52B — nearly double the 24H average. Strong resistance emerged at $0.186 as price was repeatedly rejected on heavy volume. Support held around $0.180–$0.181 going into session close. In the final hour (02:28–03:27), DOGE fell 0.55% from $0.181 to $0.180, forming a sharp reversal pattern with rising downside momentum. Technical Analysis Range: $0.016 or 9.23% between $0.170 low and $0.186 high. Resistance: $0.186 peak, with repeated high-volume rejection during 21:00–23:00. Support: $0.180–$0.181 zone held into close, but fractured during final hour selloff. Breakdown: 02:28–03:27 session saw support levels at $0.1808, $0.1806, and $0.1803 break consecutively under heavy sell volume — signaling institutional distribution. Volume: 1.52B on breakout, 4.9M during final reversal, confirming both bull entry and bear exit. What Traders Are Watching Can DOGE reclaim $0.186 and flip resistance into support? Watch for sustained volume above this level. If downside continues, $0.176 and $0.172 are next potential support levels from prior consolidation zones. RSI and OBV readings on lower timeframes suggest short-term exhaustion, but macro sentiment remains net bullish. July 9–10’s range could form the “handle” in a larger weekly cup-and-handle pattern — validation would require a breakout above $0.195 with high volume. Takeaway DOGE appears to be coiling for a breakout. Several bullish technical patterns—including a multi-year cup‑and‑handle, higher‑low base, and triple bottom—align with a surge in institutional whale accumulation. A decisive move above the $0.175–$0.20 resistance zone, especially with spike in volume, could trigger a powerful rally toward $0.25 and beyond. (Disclaimer: Parts of this article were generated with the assistance from AI tools and reviewed by our editorial team to ensure accuracy and adherence to our standards. For more information, see CoinDesk's full AI Policy.)

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