Dogecoin Price Prediction: Will DOGE Recover in December or Fall Further First?
The Dogecoin price is back under pressure after sliding to the crucial $0.15 support zone, a level many traders say could determine whether the world’s biggest memecoin rebounds into December or sinks deeper before any recovery.
With volatility ripping through the crypto market, DOGE holders are anxiously watching what comes next. The drop follows a rough week for the entire sector, highlighted by Bitcoin sinking below $90,000.

DOGE's price trends to the downside on the daily chart. Source: DOGEUSD on Tradingview
Dogecoin Price Struggles at $0.15 as Bears Dominate
Dogecoin price dropped as low as $0.15 this week, reflecting a continued downtrend that has erased nearly 9% over the past seven days. Short-term action remains choppy. DOGE traded between $0.1533 and $0.1625 within the past 24 hours, while a separate 1.67% pullback saw the price dip to around $0.1578.
Technical indicators show that Dogecoin is attempting to consolidate above the key Fibonacci 0 level at $0.15178, a support that has held several times this month. But with RSI hovering around 39, the market still leans bearish, leaving room for both further downside and a possible bounce.
Market weakness intensified after the Dogecoin price broke below earlier support at $0.1720, exposing the $0.1650–$0.1600 region. Analysts note that the next major structural line, the weekly 200-EMA, sits near $0.16, making it the final defense before deeper losses.
Whales Accumulate as Sell Pressure Cools, Is a Reversal Coming?
Despite the broader downtrend, several encouraging signals are starting to appear. Exchange net position change for DOGE recently flipped positive, a shift historically associated with early accumulation phases.
Whales also acquired more than $8 million worth of DOGE in the past three days, with an additional $9 million entering long futures positions across Binance and OKX.
Money Flow indicators show a slight uptick at the support zone, suggesting dip-buyers are slowly returning. Still, net spot outflows remain mildly negative, a sign that confidence is improving, but not fully restored.
Analyst Ali Martinez highlights a massive support cluster at $0.08, where 27.4 billion DOGE were previously accumulated. While price is far from that level, it underscores Dogecoin’s long-term demand base should the market see deeper capitulation.
December Outlook: Rebound or More Pain First?
Dogecoin’s immediate future hinges on whether $0.15 can hold. A strong defense could push the Dogecoin price toward resistance at $0.1654, $0.1738, and ultimately $0.1807. A decisive break above $0.20 would open the door to a broader December recovery.
However, a loss of $0.15 would flip the market structure bearish, exposing $0.095 and even $0.059 as potential mid-term targets. For now, DOGE sits at a make-or-break zone, and December may reveal whether memecoin momentum returns, or if more downside must play out first.
Cover image from ChatGPT, DOGEUSD chart from Tradingview
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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