- DOGE is stuck between $0.16 and $0.207. Watch $0.185 for signs of life or more downside.
- SHIB is clinging to $0.000012 support. Break it, and $0.0000095 might be next.
- SOL is sliding, but volume says sellers might be getting tired. $134 and $145 are the levels to beat.
The crypto market’s kinda… drifting right now. Not crashing, not pumping — just sort of holding its breath. But that doesn’t mean nothing’s happening. In fact, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Solana are all sitting at key levels, and what happens next could set the tone for the coming days.
Dogecoin: Stuck Between Three Walls
Dogecoin is trading at $0.173, wobbling slightly for the day and looking—let’s be honest—a little indecisive. It’s right in the middle of a tight price range, flanked by three critical levels that are acting like bumpers in a pinball machine.
- First support: $0.160 — tested a bunch of times, holding strong so far.
- Second (deeper) support: $0.145 — if that breaks, DOGE might drop off a cliff.
- Key resistance: $0.207 — this one stopped the last rally dead in its tracks back in March.
This resistance is no joke either — it lines up with the 50-day moving average, which adds another layer of difficulty. If DOGE can break through and hold above it, we might see a proper reversal.
Right now, DOGE is floating in a neutral zone around $0.185 — kind of a midpoint. If it stays above this pivot, bulls have a shot. Drop below? Bears tighten their grip.
Volume? Meh. RSI? Neutral. Market’s waiting for a spark.
Shiba Inu: Hanging On by a Thread
SHIB is teetering on the $0.000012 support level, which has been its go-to bounce zone more than a few times this year. Right now, it’s sitting at about $0.00001245, trying to hold the line — but it’s shaky.
A clean break below this could drag SHIB back toward the $0.000010–$0.0000095 range. Nobody wants that.
Here’s the not-so-great news:
- The price action is sloping downward — lower highs keep stacking up.
- Every time SHIB tries to rally, it gets smacked down by the 50, 100, and 200-day EMAs.
- Volume’s ticking up during red candles = sellers are still louder than buyers.
And with RSI hovering at 47, we’re stuck in no man’s land. Not oversold. Not overbought. Just… meh. If SHIB wants to bounce, it needs to hold above $0.000012 and reclaim $0.00001375 soon. Otherwise, the next leg down might be closer than most are ready for.
Solana: Quietly Bullish?
SOL’s taken a hit lately — down 2% today, sitting at $126 — but underneath the surface, there might be something brewing.
Here’s what’s interesting:
- While the price has been slipping, volume has dropped off, especially during red candles. That’s usually a hint that selling pressure is weak.
- Solana’s still holding above $120, which has been a reliable support in past corrections.
- And the RSI? Chilling in neutral territory, not screaming “oversold” yet, but also not overheated.
If bulls step in, Solana’s gotta clear two levels to really flip the script:
- $134 — short-term resistance
- $145 — the 50-day moving average
But here’s the thing: if it loses the $120–$125 range, a trip below $110 could be next on deck.
