Dogecoin has begun to show early signs of a potential long-term bottom after months of steady selling, with DOGE trading near $0.0847 at press time on September 14, 2026, up 0.78% over the previous 24 hours. The meme coin has compressed in the $0.07–$0.09 area rather than making aggressive new lows, and a cluster of exponential moving averages has formed beneath the current price.
Crypto analyst CRG views the reclaimed EMA cluster as a possible long-term bottoming structure, with that moving-average band now acting as support. Holding above the cluster would keep the short-term structure bullish and increase the odds of another push toward $0.09–$0.10. A move back below it would weaken the setup.
On the four-hour chart, DOGE printed a TD Sequential buy signal around $0.0839 after a corrective move from the $0.09 region. Analyst Ali Charts noted that recent TD Sequential signals have produced short-term rebounds of roughly 6.96%, 2.71%, and 11.25%. If buyers defend the $0.080–$0.082 support zone, the first recovery targets are $0.088 and $0.09, followed by the larger $0.095–$0.10 resistance cluster.
The higher-timeframe chart remains capped by a major descending trendline dating back to the 2024 peak. TraderSZ highlights that a clean breakout above $0.10–$0.11 would strengthen the case that the long-term downtrend is ending, opening the path toward $0.176–$0.177, then $0.279, with higher resistance near $0.381 and $0.482. On the downside, losing the $0.074 region would weaken the setup, while a deeper break below roughly $0.046 would invalidate the larger recovery scenario.
Momentum indicators remain mixed. The RSI sits near 44, below the neutral 50 level but above oversold territory, while the MACD remains bearish below the zero line, although its negative histogram is beginning to contract. For now, $0.10 remains the main breakout level that would determine whether this is a short-term bounce or the beginning of a larger reversal.
