Dogecoin (DOGE) price has dropped over 30% from its yearly high of $0.48 earlier this month. This decline is linked to multiple bearish signals, increasing the likelihood of further price decreases.
As the year draws to a close and bearish pressure mounts, technical indicators point to a further decline in DOGE’s price, possibly slipping below $0.20. Here is why.
Dogecoin’s Bearish Patterns Put It at Risk
A “Death Cross” pattern has been formed on the DOGE/USD one-day chart. This is a bearish pattern that is formed when an asset’s short-term moving average (often the 50-day moving average) crosses below its long-term moving average (commonly the 200-day moving average), suggesting a shift in market sentiment from positive to negative.
Readings from the DOGE/USD chart showed that DOGE’s 50-day MA crossed below its 200-day MA on December 18, and the meme coin’s price has since plummeted by 20%. This crossover is a bearish signal, suggesting a weakening trend, with recent price declines outweighing long-term price gains.
Moreover, the bearish readings from DOGE’s Super Trend Indicator confirm the possibility of further downsides. As of this writing, DOGE’s price rests below the red line of this indicator.
The Super Trend indicator tracks the overall direction and strength of a trend in asset prices. It appears as a line on the price chart that changes color to reflect the trend direction: red for a downtrend and green for an uptrend. When an asset’s price appears below the Super Trend line, it indicates a downward trend, suggesting bearish momentum is likely to persist.
