Watched DOGE all day, and on the 4-hour chart, the price has been stuck at 0.149, barely moving. Lacking momentum to go up, not decisive enough to go down—a classic stalemate. But looking calmly, the key range is clear: support at 0.14423 below, resistance at 0.15238 above.

This kind of movement is most likely a shakeout.

# What the Chart Is Telling

Price is tugging back and forth between 0.144 and 0.152, forming a converging triangle—the range is getting narrower, and a breakout window is coming soon. MACD is currently reading 0.00155, hovering near the zero line, with the yellow and white lines showing signs of a bullish crossover. Volume is interesting here: trading activity is quietly increasing, but the price isn’t following, indicating that some capital is silently accumulating at lower levels. RSI is in the neutral zone—neither overheated nor cooled off, so theoretically, there’s still room to move.

The technical indicators are all lined up, just waiting for a trigger.

# How Capital Outside the Market Sees It

Yesterday, the US DOGE spot ETF saw another $177,000 of inflows. The amount isn’t huge, but the persistence is noteworthy—institutional positions are still slowly building up. This steady capital flow reflects the big players’ long-term view of the asset. If there’s a new catalyst (like a certain tech mogul mentioning it on social media), the market could ignite immediately.

The fundamentals remain fairly solid.

# What Could Happen Next

I’m leaning optimistic: as long as the 0.14423 support holds, the bulls still have a shot.

Two scenarios are both possible: first, a direct breakout above 0.15238 on higher volume, then a quick move toward the previous high near 0.165; second, a fake-out dip below support to shake out weak hands, then a rapid rebound and breakout. The first is straightforward, the second is more torturous—but the end result could be similar.

The key is not to get shaken out by short-term volatility.