Meme-impelled cryptocurrency Dogecoin (CRYPTO:DOGE) has been testing the lower Bollinger Band support at $0.1781,pivotal level closely follows at $0.19.

What Happened: Crypto analyst Satori noted that Dogecoin is currently testing the lower Bollinger Band, which is usually a good level of support or resistance. According to the analyst, the Bollinger Bands are getting narrower, which signals that a period of low volatility is coming to an end and a spike in volatility is due.

If Dogecoin manages to break below the middle Bollinger Band, it could pave the way for a move toward the $0.16 zone, a crucial level to keep an eye on. A break below the lower band could also be followed by a drop to the lower Bollinger Band on the four-hour chart, which is currently at $0.15.

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What Next For Dogecoin Investors: Crypto analyst Ace1trades broke down a key trend line that Dogecoin has reacted strongly to. According to the analyst, the coin just completed a falling wedge pattern, a technical indicator that is used to identify a period of converging trend lines, typically signaling a breakout from the pattern.

Chart Via Ace1trades on TradingView

The analyst noted that a breakout from the wedge pattern could be followed by a move of around 1:1, which in this case would take Dogecoin to $0.28. A confirmed breakout above the $0.195 zone would also be followed by a move toward $0.21.

Macroeconomic Factor: Analysts at Monex USA noted that the outlook for the American economy and the expected recession would benefit cryptocurrencies. According to the analysts, any signs of a slowdown in the U.S. would lead to a pause in the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes.

“Any sign of weakness in the U.S. economy would benefit cryptocurrencies as it would likely lead to a pause in the Fed’s rate hikes, which have put pressure on riskier assets in recent months,” the analysts said.

According to the analysts, the macroeconomic trends suggest that cryptocurrencies could perform well in a period of economic downturn as it would likely lead to monetary easing, which has been beneficial for risk assets in the past.