Dogecoin’s acquisition cost has dropped to its lowest level in months, a development that changes the risk-reward calculus for the memecoin. The dip makes DOGE cheaper to accumulate at current prices, while on-chain signals indicate holders are not rushing to exit. Sentiment remains steady, suggesting that fresh capital could push the price toward critical levels.
Holders have surged by roughly 8.2 million, underscoring a broader base of on-chain activity. Mean Dollar Invested Age sits at 53, implying coins are not moving aggressively. Long-term holders are holding firm as new capital flows into the network. This resilience may underpin a move toward the $0.11 liquidity magnet if new money flows into the network.
On the technical side, DOGE continues to consolidate within a flag structure, with price action compressed and momentum showing signs of fatigue. Conversely, the Stochastic RSI has bounced from an oversold zone, hinting at the potential continuation of bullish momentum in the longer term. A $1.63 million liquidity cluster around $0.11 stands out as a near-term target, and if fresh capital persists, DOGE could trend toward that level and possibly break the current consolidation.
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