Ah, Dogecoin-the cryptocurrency that somehow manages to be both a meme and a chartist’s nightmare-is currently engaged in a delicate dance with its monthly Ichimoku cloud. This, according to the ever-so-poetically named crypto analyst Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow), who describes the situation as DOGE “licking the bottom” of said cloud. One might wonder if the dog has finally found its bone or if it’s just chasing its tail.
Dogecoin’s Cloud-Flirting Act
As of December 7, 2025, Dogecoin is languishing at $0.14050, a humble 3.8% drop for the month. The monthly candle, which opened at $0.14599, peaked at $0.15340 before plunging to $0.13177. The action, while tight, screams of a downward spiral. Ah, the drama!
The Ichimoku indicator, with its standard 9-26-52-26 settings, reveals that the fast conversion line (Tenkan-sen) hovers near $0.20092, while the base line (Kijun-sen) sits at $0.27491. The cloud’s leading spans are plotted near $0.23792 and $0.26674, projecting a rosy red Kumo well into 2026. Meanwhile, DOGE languishes at $0.14, far below both Tenkan and Kijun, precariously perched at the cloud’s lower boundary.
That boundary, dipping into the $0.12-$0.13 range before flattening, is the zone Cantonese Cat has highlighted. The October candle showed a long lower wick that briefly dipped into the mid-$0.06 region-only to recoil like a startled cat. The current candle, still forming, hovers just above the boundary at $0.14. For Ichimoku enthusiasts, this lower Kumo boundary is the last bastion of hope in a crumbling fortress.
In simpler terms: if monthly closes stay above $0.12-$0.14, Dogecoin might escape the abyss. If not, well, it’s time to call the dogcatcher.
Dogecoin’s Weekly Stumble
On the weekly DOGE/USDT chart, price is nestled in the $0.135-$0.145 red support zone-a former consolidation area and one-time resistance level. Weekly closes have clustered here, with wicks probing lower, testing the market’s patience like a toddler refusing bedtime.
The current candle trades at $0.14392, placing Dogecoin in the upper half of the support block-yet still below the 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-week EMAs. The 200-week EMA looms overhead at $0.15563, like a disapproving parent.
Meanwhile, DOGE has lost its rising black trendline, breaking beneath it and plummeting sharply. The intersection of this broken trendline and nearby moving averages now forms an overhead supply region, compressing price between these levels and the red horizontal support zone. In layman’s terms: Dogecoin is stuck between a rock and a hard place-or perhaps, between a cloud and a hard place.
So, will Dogecoin soar from the ashes, or will it continue to chase its tail? Only time-and the Ichimoku cloud-will tell. 🐾
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2025-12-09 05:12