Dogecoin has broken free from a multi-month downtrend, and maintaining a price above $0.19 while surpassing $0.22 would confirm a bullish reversal pattern.
Positive funding rates (0.0163%) and a surge in Open Interest ($3.12B) suggest strong conviction among traders who are betting on higher Dogecoin (DOGE) prices.
Dogecoin (DOGE) has successfully moved above a persistent downward trendline that had constrained its price for several months. This development hints at a potential end to the previous pattern of declining prices. The price broke through this line after several unsuccessful attempts to overcome it.

Confirmation of this bullish trend occurred when DOGE closed a full week above the former resistance level. This level, which had previously capped gains since December 2023, may now serve as a support level. For this bullish move to be validated, DOGE must maintain a price above $0.19 and establish a higher low than its previous low. A further push past $0.22 would significantly strengthen the argument for rising prices and challenge the previously bearish outlook.

Data reveals that traders betting on upward DOGE price movement are now compensating those anticipating lower prices. The funding rate has reached 0.0163%. This signifies that bullish traders are dominating the market and are willing to bear a cost to maintain their positions.

Historically, similar increases in funding rates have often coincided with strong belief in price appreciation among perpetual traders. However, if funding rates increase too rapidly, it could signal an overheated market, potentially leading to a price correction. Currently, this funding rate is supportive of upward movement, particularly when coupled with buying activity in the spot market.
Open futures contract value has also experienced a sharp increase, rising by 14.03% to reach $3.12 billion. This surge indicates a substantial influx of new capital into DOGE futures. Traders are opening positions following the breakout, reflecting growing market confidence and bets on further gains. However, this aggressive stance can lead to significant price fluctuations if the market turns against these leveraged positions.
On-chain data indicates a net movement of DOGE away from exchanges, totaling $3.70 million. This outflow suggests a reduction in immediate selling pressure and may indicate that holders intend to hold their coins for a longer period. Typically, coins leaving exchanges imply that owners prefer self-custody, often during periods of accumulation.
On Binance, 73.78% of DOGEUSDT traders are holding long positions. The Long/Short Ratio stands at 2.81, indicating a strong bullish bias. While this aligns with the positive sentiment, it also carries inherent risk. If prices decline, many long positions could face forced liquidation. Extreme long dominance can sometimes precede sharp price movements if sentiment reverses.
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