Dogecoin News Today: Dogecoin Faces Critical $0.23 Threshold as Major Holders Clash with New Challenges
Dogecoin (DOGE) is once again at the center of speculation regarding a potential explosive rally before 2025, fueled by a mix of on-chain data, significant whale transactions, and growing optimism among market participants. The
The recent move up from the $0.175–$0.18 support range has shifted focus to the $0.21 mark, where large investors have accumulated over 10.5 billion
On-chain indicators further support a cautiously optimistic view. Dogecoin’s MVRV ratio is at 0.63, pointing to moderate gains for holders, while its NVT ratio has jumped to 93.4, indicating a rise in transaction activity compared to its market value. These patterns hint at stronger network engagement, but ongoing improvement in these metrics will be necessary to confirm a new phase of accumulation. At the same time, the Stock-to-Flow ratio has climbed to 110, suggesting a tighter supply and less selling pressure—often a sign of early accumulation stages.
Despite these shifts, a true recovery for Dogecoin depends on breaking above the $0.23 mark. A decisive move past this level could open the door to further gains, but failure to do so might result in short-term sell-offs before another attempt higher. Analysts warn that although the groundwork for a rally is being laid—supported by whale activity and a tightening supply—overcoming structural resistance is essential before the next growth phase can begin.
