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21 Apr 2026, 12:30

Analyst Starts Buying Dogecoin Again As Price Hits Critical Level

Crypto analyst Kevin, known online as Kev Capital TA, said he has started buying Dogecoin again after the memecoin fell back to what he described as a major long-term support zone near $0.095. In a video published April 20, Kevin argued the level matters because it aligns with the measured move target of Dogecoin’s weekly bear flag and with a price area that has repeatedly acted as both support and resistance across prior cycles. Dogecoin Could Be Near A Major Turning Point Kevin said Dogecoin’s corrective move from its December 2024 cycle high near $0.49 has now largely fulfilled the downside target he had been watching for months. “If you just take the measured move target of the bear flag pattern, you’re basically sitting at the exact same price of what the measured move target is,” he said, placing that target at about $0.095. That level, in his view, is not just a technical target but a historically important zone. Kevin pointed back to August 2024, when Dogecoin bottomed near the same area before rallying sharply in the fourth quarter, and to earlier periods in 2022, 2023 and early 2024 when the band acted as resistance, support, or a breakout-retest level. “This is a major level, right? This is a major major zone,” he said. “You found support here back in January 2024 before we legged up to the 23 cents level. You found the support here again in the summertime of 2024 before we legged up to 49 cents.” Related Reading: Bitcoin Rally May Be A Trap As Whales Sell Into Strength Even so, Kevin stopped well short of calling a confirmed macro bottom in Dogecoin. His broader framework remains centered on Bitcoin, which he repeatedly described as the market’s primary signal. “Altcoin charts are not living in their own world,” he said. “Bitcoin is the captain. Bitcoin is the king. Bitcoin is the queen. Whatever way you want to put it, whatever way you want to slice and dice it, that’s the way the market goes.” That point shaped the rest of his Dogecoin thesis. Kevin said he has started a position at current levels, but only as part of a gradual accumulation plan that depends heavily on how Bitcoin behaves in the weeks ahead. “I have in our private group started a position in Dogecoin down at these levels,” he said. “My plan is to continue to allocate into it if I get the opportunity to. If Bitcoin were to leg lower … then I would hope to get the opportunity to then slowly, very slowly allocate into Dogecoin all the way down into this $0.08, $0.07, $0.06, maybe $0.05.” His near-term read is constructive, but only in a limited sense. He pointed to improving weekly money flow, buy signals, upside movement in weekly stochastic RSI, and a bullish turn in LMACD on lower time frames as evidence that the market is in a late-winter, early-spring countertrend rally. But he argued Dogecoin still faces a heavy technical ceiling before traders can talk about a real trend reversal. Related Reading: Bitcoin Recovery Still Looks Like A Bear Market Rally, Analyst Says On the weekly chart, Kevin said Dogecoin needs to reclaim the 21-week EMA and 20-week SMA around the low-$0.11 area, while higher resistance bands sit around $0.136, $0.147 and $0.161 depending on the moving average used. On the monthly chart, he said the picture is even less convincing. Dogecoin, according to Kevin, closed below the 100 EMA on the monthly for the first time in its history, while monthly momentum, money flow and LMACD have yet to show the kind of reset he associates with the end of a bear market. “Treat it as a bear market for now,” he said. “This countertrend rally is nice, but for now, it’s still just a countertrend rally on the crypto market until proven otherwise.” That leaves Dogecoin in a familiar place: attractive enough for selective accumulation, but still dependent on Bitcoin to validate any broader reversal. Kevin said he expects the “true bottom” for the cycle to arrive sometime between July and October if the standard four-year pattern continues. Until then, his message was less about chasing Dogecoin itself than about watching the asset that still sets the tone for everything around it. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.09558. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

21 Apr 2026, 10:23

Dogecoin Transaction Volume Near $800 Million as Price Rally Fuels Dramatic Surge

Dogecoin’s transaction volume sees incredible surge to about $800 million, marking the highest daily surge seen so far in 2026.

20 Apr 2026, 22:00

Binance Top Traders Quietly Build Dogecoin Long Exposure

Binance’s top traders are leaning more aggressively toward the long side in Dogecoin, even as broader price action remains muted. Data shared by CryptoQuant verified author CW on a 4-hour basis, along with an additional 24-hour Coinglass snapshot reviewed for NewsBTC, points to the same underlying trend: large traders on Binance are building bullish exposure to DOGE. CW framed the move in simple terms: “Amidst the current sluggish trend, Binance top traders are increasing their long positions on DOGE. They are quietly increasing their bets on a rise in DOGE.” The charts back that up. On the 24-hour view, the long/short ratio for top trader accounts reached 3.63 as of April 20 at 02:00, with 78.4% of accounts positioned long versus 21.6% short. The positions-based ratio, which tracks the size of those bets rather than just the number of traders, climbed to 2.52, with 71.61% of positions long and 28.39% short. What This Means For Dogecoin Price The accounts ratio shows how many of Binance’s top traders are net long or net short. The positions ratio goes a step further, capturing how much capital those traders have allocated to each side. When both metrics rise together, it suggests the signal is not just a matter of more traders leaning bullish. It also indicates that the aggregate size of long exposure is increasing. Related Reading: Dogecoin Could Shock Traders With A Run To $5, Analyst Says The 4-hour view points in the same direction, only on a shorter time frame. Over the last several sessions, both the accounts-based and positions-based long/short ratios trended upward, with the accounts ratio pushing toward roughly 3.7 and the positions ratio nearing 2.4. In practice, that means the latest move is not isolated to a longer-dated snapshot. The build in long exposure has also been visible in more recent trading intervals. For DOGE, the immediate implication is straightforward: top Binance traders appear to be positioning for upside before price has fully broken into a stronger trend. That can matter because futures positioning often shifts ahead of spot confirmation. If the market begins to move higher, that existing long bias can amplify momentum as traders who are already leaning bullish add conviction and sidelined participants chase the move. Related Reading: Dogecoin Just Failed At A Key Level, Now $0.088 Is In Focus But the data does not amount to a guarantee of a breakout. Positioning is a directional clue, not a completed price move. A market with a heavy long tilt can support a bullish case, especially when large traders are scaling in during a quiet stretch rather than after an obvious vertical rally. Even so, a crowded long trade can cut both ways. If DOGE fails to attract fresh spot demand or the broader market weakens, the same leverage that helps accelerate an upside move can increase the risk of a flush lower. That is why the combination of these two charts is notable. The signal is not merely that sentiment has improved. It is that large traders on Binance appear willing to express that view with actual size. The 24-hour charts show a sustained rise over weeks, while the 4-hour view suggests the trend has remained intact into the latest readings. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.09489. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

20 Apr 2026, 20:24

Crypto Founder Explains why “Altcoins Aren’t Coming Back”

A prominent crypto co-founder has delivered a blunt assessment of the altcoin market, arguing that the sector’s prolonged struggles stem from structural flaws rather than macroeconomic conditions and that the latest cycle represented its final act of distribution. Glyde co-founder, Sweep on X, contends that the industry has been in decline for six years and that this