Dogecoin Faces Medium-Term Pressure as Analysts Present Conflicting Outlooks

Dogecoin Price Falls Below Key Support, Analysts Offer Diverging Views

Dogecoin's price recently dipped below the key $0.175 support level after briefly exceeding $0.18 earlier in May. By May 3rd, a decline began, reaching a low of just over $0.165 on May 6th. At the time of writing, DOGE trades around $0.1734, representing a modest 3% increase over the past 24 hours. However, this small recovery hasn't alleviated concerns about the overall trend.

Conflicting analyses have emerged regarding Dogecoin's future price movement.

Bearish Outlook: Macro Resistance Points to Weakness

TradingView analyst Farid Saremi's analysis of a 3-hour DOGE/USDT chart reveals a bearish trend. He points to previous highs around $0.50 (December) and $0.43 (January), followed by a period of consolidation between $0.18 and $0.21. The recent break below this key support zone indicates weakening buyer strength, according to Saremi. He sees limited short-term growth potential and anticipates further price declines.

Saremi identifies two potential equilibrium zones for further price drops:

• $0.10894: This level saw price consolidation in January . It may become a new support level if the bearish trend continues.
• $0.07478: This represents a significant price cluster observed during October-November . This is considered the ultimate bearish target.

Saremi emphasizes that while external factors may influence timing, his target price levels remain valid. He states that even if the price movement is delayed, these targets are likely to be reached eventually.