Forty-two days in the doghouse

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Dogecoin has been sitting, staying, and doing absolutely nothing for 42 days. You heard me right. For a month and a half, this coin’s been flatter than a week-old cannoli.

If you’re waiting for fireworks, you might want to grab a chair. Maybe a sandwich. This could take a while.

Crossroad

Let’s talk numbers, because that’s what matters in this business. According to the sharp-eyed analyst Kevin, Dogecoin’s last real move was a small dip, six weeks back. Since then?

Nada. The price is boxed in between $0.156 and $0.138, like a wiseguy under house arrest. Kevin calls $0.138 his line in the sand. If Dogecoin closes below that on the weekly, he says, forget about it.

Now, don’t get suckered by all the noise on social media. Some people are screaming about a bullish MACD cross, but Kevin’s not buying it.

“Technically, it’s a cross, but it’s not the real deal.”

Without the moving averages spreading out, this so-called rally could just roll over and die. That’s not hope, that’s hopium.

Source: X

Waiting on the edge

After 42 days of this snoozefest, risk and reward are squeezed tighter than the beginner chef’s meatballs.

If Dogecoin holds this $0.156–$0.138 range, maybe it keeps its dignity. But if it slips? We’re looking at $0.10. Sure, maybe there’s a dead-cat bounce to $0.25, but don’t bet the house on it.

And don’t think the rest of the market is gonna bail you out. Bitcoin’s in a major correctional phase, Kevin says.

These things last anywhere from 114 to 174 days, so doesn’t matter if it’s a bull or a bear, good news or bad.

If Bitcoin can’t hold $70,000, it’s heading for the $60,000s, and maybe we get a little rally, but a new all-time high? Unlikely.

Old dog?

So, good news or bad, Dogecoin’s stuck in a rut. Until it breaks out of this range or shows some real momentum, there’s nothing to see here.

The so-called game-changer of 2025 is looking more like a dog chasing its own tail right now, even if the big exchanges still want to put it on a pedestal.

Unless you like watching paint dry, you might want to look elsewhere for your next big score.

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