- DOGE is sitting in a weekly demand zone, which could trigger a bullish move
- Local H4 supply may not hold due to resting liquidity above
- On H2, price could sweep either side before committing to a direction
DOGE is sitting around $0.18 right now—and yes, I know it’s been testing our patience.
But if you take a moment to zoom out to the H4, you’ll notice something important: we’re currently parked right in a weekly demand zone. That’s not nothing. That’s structure. That’s potential.
Zoom back in slightly and you’ll also see we’re touching a local H4 supply zone, but here’s the catch—personally, I don’t think that supply will hold for long.
Why? Simple. There’s liquidity resting just above it, the kind of juicy cluster that often gets hunted before any real move happens.
So for now? I’d stay long. At least up until we grab that liquidity sitting overhead.
But let’s not get too comfy—on the H2, we can see things more clearly.
This is where price could play games. Before launching higher, it might sweep the liquidity just below first. You know the setup—make you think it’s breaking down, shake out the early longs, and then shoot up without warning.
Or—plot twist—it could flip the script and sweep the highs before dropping.
I’ve seen this happen too many times not to respect both scenarios. That’s the beauty and the chaos of trading DOGE: it doesn’t care what you expect.
Bottom line? These are setups, not certainties. The market doesn’t owe us confirmation. We’re just here to read the signs and prepare for the plays. The rest? That’s up to the price.
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