- Dogecoin is retesting price levels last seen in 2024 as selling pressure builds
- Failure to hold $0.10 could open a drop toward $0.062, adding a zero back to price
- The chart shows weak support below, increasing downside risk if buyers hesitate
As late 2025 rolls on, Dogecoin isn’t sending soft warnings anymore. The chart is starting to speak more clearly, and not in a friendly way. Analyst Ali Martinez recently highlighted that DOGE is drifting back toward price levels last seen in 2024, a zone that historically hasn’t offered much forgiveness once momentum fades.
The concern centers on selling pressure that just won’t let up. If that pressure continues, DOGE could slide toward $0.10, or worse, revisit the $0.062 area. That second level is where things get uncomfortable, because it means adding a zero back to the price, something that would reset expectations not just for Dogecoin, but for meme coins overall, whether people like it or not.
The Breakdown Didn’t Happen Overnight
This setup has been building for a while. Dogecoin struggled to hold the $0.16–$0.18 range, which had previously acted as a reliable base during stronger market phases. Once price slipped below that zone, it flipped into resistance, and every bounce since then has been weaker than the last.
That pattern doesn’t look like accumulation. It looks like distribution, slow and steady. Each rally attempt stalls faster, suggesting buyers are stepping back while sellers stay active. Over time, that imbalance starts to matter more than sentiment or memes.
Thin Support Below Makes the Risk Real
The real tension comes from what’s missing on the chart. There simply isn’t much visible support between current levels and $0.10. Volume thins out fast, and if bulls hesitate even briefly, the next structural area sits closer to $0.062, where DOGE spent months consolidating back in 2022 and 2023.
For short-term traders, this environment is ripe for false rebounds that look convincing and then fade just as fast. For long-term holders, the risk feels heavier. If $0.10 fails to hold, Dogecoin risks shifting from cultural icon to legacy altcoin, quietly searching for relevance again.
Right now, the chart isn’t asking for belief or optimism. It’s asking for bids. And unfortunately, the next meaningful ones appear much lower than most would like.
