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Meme coins, led by Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Pepe (PEPE), are down so far this week, extending the prevailing decline. The technical outlook for DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE reflects a bearish bias as meme coins fall below key support levels and broader market conditions become volatile.
Dogecoin faces sell-off with bears targeting psychological support next.
Dogecoin $DOGE is down more than 2% at press time on Friday, extending its 6% loss from the previous day. In its fourth consecutive bearish week, Dogecoin has fallen below $0.1200, with bears targeting the psychological support level of $0.1000.
Below this psychological level, the key support zone for DOGE remains between the October 10 low of $0.9500 and the S2 Pivot Point of $0.9172.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is extending below the signal line in negative territory, while the histogram below the zero line is wide, confirming downward momentum.
The Relative Strength Index stands at 34, below the midline and close to oversold, which could slow down the follow-through but keeps the bears in check.
A potential recovery attempt could face resistance at the 50-day EMA at $0.1348. 
Shiba Inu extends its downfall as bearish momentum spikes
Shiba Inu ($SHIB ) remains below the falling 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and a declining 200-day EMA, with the shorter moving average below the longer one, creating a bearish setup. At the time of writing, SHIB is down 2% on Friday, building on the 5% loss from Thursday.
The MACD and the signal line cross below the zero line as the histogram deepens, indicating a surge in bearish momentum. Meanwhile, the RSI at 36 approaches the oversold zone as selling pressure rises.
Immediate support for SHIB remains at the October 10 low of $0.00000678, followed by the S1 Pivot Point at $0.00000598.
On the upside, a potential recovery in SHIB could face opposition from the 50-day EMA at $0.00000812.
Pepe faces massive downside risk amid intense selling pressure 
Similar to other top meme coins, $PEPE is down 2% at press time on Friday after a 5% decline on Thursday. The frog-themed meme coin has reversed from its 50-day EMA after three consecutive days of losses. Additionally, the 50-day and 200-day EMAs extend a declining trend, indicating increasing bearish momentum. 
Similarly, the momentum indicators on the daily chart indicate that PEPE is under intense selling pressure.
Looking down, the risk is elevated because the nearest support lies at $0.00000363, marked by the December 18 low.To reinstate an upward trend, PEPE should secure a daily close above the 50-day EMA at $0.00000523. 

#BREAKING : U.S. Senate Rejects Funding Bill — Shutdown Risk Rising
$ZEC
The U.S. Senate has rejected a government funding bill by a 45–55 vote, bringing the country closer to a potential government shutdown in just two days. A shutdown occurs when Congress fails to authorize spending, forcing federal agencies to halt non-essential operations.
$SOL
Historically, similar events have sometimes coincided with short-term market optimism, including in crypto. However, analysts caution that the broader impact is often negative. A shutdown can further weaken confidence in governance, add pressure to an already fragile U.S. dollar, and increase uncertainty around economic data, labor conditions, and growth outlooks.
$BNB
While markets may react in different ways in the short term, prolonged uncertainty typically leads to volatility and reduced investor confidence over time. Observers note that these risks are already being reflected in market behavior.
⚠️ News for awareness only — not financial advice. No buy/sell signals are implied. The crypto coins mentioned have no direct relation to this news and are included for informational purposes only.

DO NOT BUY A HOUSE THIS YEAR — UNLESS YOU’RE ALREADY RICH
If you’re not a billionaire, rent.
Yes, rent.
Buying a house right now is how average people lock themselves into permanent financial mediocrity.
If you want to buy your first home, wait for a 2008-style housing crash.
I’ve seen every cycle — the 2008 collapse, the 2020 blow-off top, and everything in between.
Look at the chart.
The last housing bubble peaked around 266 in 2006.
If you think today’s market is “stable,” you’re not early — you’re late and in denial.
This market isn’t healthy.
It’s frozen.
WHY BUYING IN 2026 IS A TRAP
Redfin data shows 36.8% more sellers than buyers.
Demand is at its weakest level since the 2020 lockdowns.
That’s not a pullback.
👉 That’s a market that has lost momentum.
Most homeowners are locked into ~3% mortgages.
30-year fixed rates are stuck around 6.5%.
Translation?
👉 Nobody can move. Nobody can transact.
There is no real price discovery.
You’re paying full sticker price for an illiquid asset that hasn’t been stress-tested by real volume.
Buying now means:
– Max monthly payment
– Minimal upside
– Peak duration risk
If you’re levered 5:1 on a house that goes sideways for years while you pay 6.5% interest, you’re not “building equity.”
👉 You’re slowly bleeding capital.
Homeownership under these conditions is not an investment.
It’s a liability dressed up as a dream.
THE REAL MACRO PLAY (NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR THIS)
Wait for late 2026 into 2027.
That’s when the “we’ll just wait it out” crowd runs into reality:
– Divorce
– Job loss
– Relocation
– Retirement
– Cash-flow stress
Forced sellers will appear all at once, in a cooling economy.
That’s when prices actually reset.
That’s when patience gets paid.
IF YOU ABSOLUTELY MUST BUY
Buy like a predator, not a consumer:
– Assume your income drops 20%
– Keep LTV conservative (negative equity kills optionality)
– Only buy if you can survive 10 years of flat or declining prices
If that scares you, you can’t afford the house.
#WhoIsNextFedChair #MarketCorrection #ZAMAPreTGESale #FedHoldsRates
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