🐶 Dogecoin slips to $0.14 as selling pressure grows — is a deeper pullback on the horizon?
Dogecoin (DOGE) once again tapped the $0.14 support zone on Tuesday, giving back part of its recent upside. Although the day’s losses were minor, the broader trend over the past month shows the memecoin edging toward a potential bearish breakdown.
For optimistic traders, any additional weakness might present a buying window, especially if DOGE benefits from improving sentiment across the crypto market.
🔸 Dogecoin price update
As of December 9, 2025, Dogecoin is trading around $0.14, down roughly 1.5% over the last 24 hours.
Despite rebounding slightly from its intraday low of $0.138, DOGE is still down 19% on the month. The recent sell-off has trimmed its market value to about $22.8 billion.
Daily trading volume has also faded, dropping 17% to roughly $1.08 billion, hinting at cooling interest from traders. With top cryptocurrencies under pressure as well—Bitcoin briefly hit $92,000 before slipping back to $90,000—Dogecoin’s upside remains limited for now.
Still, several recent developments could help fuel a strong recovery. The introduction of DOGE perpetual futures has expanded trading opportunities, and speculation surrounding potential Dogecoin ETFs continues to build alongside the rollout of various US-based spot crypto ETFs.
🔸 Dogecoin outlook
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index sits at 25, reflecting extreme fear across the altcoin market as investors tread carefully.
Even so, with markets awaiting a possible Federal Reserve interest rate cut, overall sentiment isn’t entirely bleak.
Dogecoin’s short-term direction hinges on whether buyers can defend the key $0.14 support level. Failure to do so could pave the way for a more significant downturn, while a strong hold or bounce might set the stage for renewed bullish momentum.
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