- DOGE reacted precisely from the demand zone we marked last time—proving once again that liquidity is no joke
- There’s not much liquidity left above, which could mean price is wrapping up the move… or preparing for the unexpected
- Watching lower timeframes near key supply/demand zones could offer the next clue—stay flexible, not rigid
In our last article, we discussed how Dogecoin could potentially react from the demand zone it was sitting in, eyeing the supply area above.
Guess what? That’s exactly what happened.
DOGE showed a clean reaction from demand, pushing all the way into the supply above.
It’s always nice when things play out smoothly… right? But now the story gets interesting.
Not Much Liquidity Left Above… So What’s Next?
From a structural perspective, there isn’t a massive amount of liquidity sitting above anymore. That’s a signal that the price might just be trying to wrap up its sweep of those remaining highs before deciding what to do next.
It reminds me of that time I was scalping during a Sunday evening session—price looked like it was done, but then made one last dramatic push to catch some stop-losses. Classic. And that might be what we’re seeing here too.
On the flip side, if the current reaction fades, the market could surprise us with another dip—though for now, the momentum still feels biased to the upside.
Trade where the smart money is. I’m currently tracking DOGE and other key levels over on Weex—one of the cleanest platforms for order execution.
But remember…
We don’t have a crystal ball. What I’m describing here are possible outcomes—not certainties. The market can do whatever it wants, whenever it wants. So take these scenarios for what they are: probabilities, not promises.
Stay sharp out there.
