Cardano and Dogecoin enter November on a bearish footing after both posted steep October losses. ADA is trading near $0.1865, down 1.00% on the day, and remains below all four key daily exponential moving averages, including the 20-day EMA at $0.2066, the 50-day at $0.2163, and the 200-day at $0.2347. The Parabolic SAR sits at $0.1956, reinforcing downside pressure. According to CryptoRank data, ADA’s median November return is -2.63%, compared with a +51.7% average, and the token needs a daily close above $0.20 to begin repairing its chart after October’s 21.8% drop.
A potential catalyst for Cardano is Amaru, the Rust-based node, which is targeting mainnet block production this November, according to Altcoin Buzz. Still, until ADA can reclaim the broken trendline and the weekly average, the price prediction remains bearish below $0.20, with $0.1820 as the support to hold.
Dogecoin is similarly weak at $0.0749, down 0.22% on the day, after bouncing from $0.0722. That low was just $0.0007 above the wedge floor at $0.0715. DOGE faces resistance near $0.0772, and a daily close above $0.0782 is needed to clear the upper edge of its narrowing range and the 20-day average. Polymarket traders assign only a 14% chance that DOGE touches $0.10 in November, with thin volume. CryptoRank data shows DOGE’s median November return is -2.72%, with only five of twelve completed Novembers positive, following October’s 20% drop.
Both assets are therefore attempting to stabilize above nearby support, but momentum remains weak and the technical picture suggests continued caution unless the key resistance levels are reclaimed.
