Can DOGE hold $0.07001? It is sitting right on it. Price is $0.07524, down 2% today, inside a falling channel and under both EMAs. Longs took about 67% of the $1.10M liquidated in 24 hours.
A post also claims most DOGE hashpower comes from Litecoin miners, which is a network story, not a price signal. This Dogecoin Price Prediction covers the claim, the liquidations and a step-by-step chart read.
Market data checked on October 31, 2026, at 10:19 IST.
Dogecoin adopted Auxiliary Proof-of-Work in August 2014. It says this lets miners secure DOGE and Litecoin with one Scrypt hash, a single unit of mining work.
It adds that more than 70% of DOGE hashpower, the computing power miners put into the network, now comes from merged mining with Litecoin, according to OKX.
Source: Data From X
The post promises an explanation of how one hash earns two coins, but that image was not shown. It makes no price claim. CoinGabbar could not verify the figures.
A liquidation happens when an exchange force-closes a leveraged trade because the trader can no longer cover losses. Longs bet on a rise, and shorts bet on a fall.
Window | Total Liquidated | Long | Short |
12h | $495.75K | $361.56K | $134.19K |
24h | $1.10M | $736.38K | $363.43K |
Source: Data From CoinGlass
Longs took about 67% of the $1.10M liquidated over 24 hours and about 73% of the 12-hour total, which fits a drifting price. About 45% of the 24-hour total came in the last 12 hours.

DOGE peaked near $0.105 on September 22. It has since moved lower inside a falling channel, a pair of downward-sloping boundaries that hold price in a range. Rallies have failed under the upper boundary.
Yesterday's candle opened at $0.07526, dropped to $0.07220, then closed near $0.07596. The long lower wick showed buyers stepped in. Today's candle opened there, reached $0.07645 and fell back to $0.07524, just above the $0.07505 support level. The candle was still open, so the close can change.
An EMA, or exponential moving average, weights recent prices more heavily. Price is about 6.2% under the 20 EMA $0.07990 and 10.3% under the 50 EMA $0.08301. The 20 EMA sits below the 50 EMA, a bearish order.
$0.07001 is the support level where the big move in $DOGE started, and the price is now close to it. We can assume a rally may follow, as a pending order or order block could be triggered. We can expect a move because many retail traders are also actively watching this support.
Type | Level |
Highest marked level | $0.10007 |
Resistance 2 | $0.09008 |
Resistance 1 | $0.08196 |
Immediate support | $0.07505 |
Deeper support | $0.07001 |
Bull case: A daily close above the 20 EMA at $0.07990, then $0.08196, about 9% higher, would put the 50 EMA at $0.08301 in view.
Bear case: If $DOGE closes below $0.07505, the price could slide about 7% toward $0.07001.
Scenario | Trigger | Likely Outcome | Invalidation |
Bull | Close above $0.08196 | Move toward $0.09008 | Close below $0.07505 |
Base | Range of $0.07505 to $0.07990 | Sideways inside the channel | Break of either level |
Bear | Close below $0.07505 | Slide toward $0.07001 | Close back above $0.07505 |
It would take a gain of about 33% from $0.07524. Any DOGE forecast toward that level needs more than a mining headline, since $DOGE must clear both EMAs, $0.08196 and $0.09008 and the channel's upper boundary first.
$DOGE has bounced off $0.07505 before, so the support has history. But price is back on it after a failed rebound, and both EMAs are above price.
The level to watch is $0.07505. A daily close below it would open $0.07001, while a close above $0.08196 would be the first real sign of strength.
This article is for informational purposes only and isn't financial advice. Crypto markets are volatile. Always do your own research before making any trading decisions involving DOGE.