TLDR
- Dogecoin declined under $0.10, reaching a low of $0.0909 on February 24, 2026
- DOGE is currently priced below the 100-hourly moving average, with a bearish trend line providing resistance at $0.0958
- Major resistance is found at $0.0958, $0.0975, and $0.10, while support lies at $0.0910 and $0.0880
- A novel cycle indicator reveals that DOGE has now been above its current price for over 1,100 days in its history, marking a first
- Similar readings were only observed on two prior occasions, close to the cycle lows of March 2020 and October 2023
On February 24, 2026, Dogecoin’s value dipped below $0.10, extending a wider cryptocurrency market downturn that also affected Bitcoin and Ethereum.
DOGE plunged to $0.0909 before making a minor rebound. The price is now fluctuating below $0.0950, with no definitive indications of a trend reversal.
The cryptocurrency is exchanging hands beneath the 100-hourly simple moving average. A bearish trend line is visible on the hourly chart, establishing resistance at $0.0958.
An effort to recover briefly lifted the price over $0.0925, but it was unable to sustain a position above the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level from the recent fall between $0.0974 and $0.0909.
/4-hour has just bounced up from the RSI oversold zone and is heading back to the top
— Trader Tardigrade (@TATrader_Alan)
For a bullish resurgence, DOGE must achieve a close above $0.0958, followed by $0.0975. Surpassing $0.0975 might pave the way for a test of $0.10 and potentially $0.1020.
Conversely, if DOGE remains below $0.0958, the subsequent support levels are $0.0910 and $0.0880. A drop below $0.0880 could lead the price down to $0.0832 or $0.0820.
Cycle Indicator Hits Uncharted Territory
Despite the weak near-term price movement, a longer-term indicator is capturing analyst interest.
DOGE reaches an unprecedented milestone in the indicator
For the first time, Dogecoin has accumulated more than 1,100 days in the past where the price was higher than today’s level.
The Number of Days Spent at a Profit measures how many historical days traded above the…
— Joao Wedson (@joao_wedson)
Joao Wedson, founder of Alphractal, stated on X that DOGE has now exceeded 1,100 on his “Number of Days Spent at a Profit” indicator—an unprecedented event for Dogecoin.
This metric tallies the number of historical days where DOGE’s price was greater than the current level. A higher value indicates the present price is lower relative to a larger portion of its past trading activity.
Prior to this occurrence, DOGE had only surpassed the 800-day mark on two instances, both near significant market lows in March 2020 and October 2023.
What Happened After Those Previous Lows
Following the March 2020 low, the price surged from approximately $0.0011 to nearly $0.76 by November 2021, representing an increase of more than 65,000%.
After the October 2023 low, DOGE appreciated by about 750%, moving from $0.0569 to $0.4846 by December 2024.
Wedson characterized the 1,100+ reading as “a structural cycle metric, not just a short-term move.”
He presented it as a high-level data point that contextualizes the current price within Dogecoin’s entire trading history.
As of February 24, DOGE persists in trading below $0.0950, with selling pressure still evident on the hourly chart.