The Dogecoin multi-year recovery trend is under pressure as price slips below a key ascending support and rests on an historic horizontal level, according to a new chart from trader and analyst Rekt Capital.
In an X post, Rekt Capital shared a 1-month DOGE/USDT chart from Binance, created on TradingView on Nov. 15, and warned: “Dogecoin needs to protect its multi-year technical uptrend heading into December to keep chances for macro upside alive.”
The chart tracks Dogecoin from the 2021 blow-off top through the 2022–2023 bear market and the subsequent recovery. A rising trendline, built from the bear-market lows, currently runs just below the $0.18 region and has defined what Rekt Capital calls DOGE’s “multi-year technical uptrend.”
The latest monthly candle, however, shows Dogecoin trading around $0.16355, beneath that trendline and pressed against a horizontal support level near $0.159. That horizontal area is not arbitrary. On the monthly timeframe it has repeatedly flipped role between resistance and support over the last two years.
In 2025, the same zone then became crucial support. Between March and July, monthly candles showed downside wicks piercing below intramonth, but closes repeatedly held above the level, confirming it as a major structural floor.
For now, Dogecoin sits exactly on that line in the sand. As Rekt Capital put it, DOGE “needs to protect its multi-year technical uptrend heading into December” if it is to avoid sliding back toward a bear-market profile.
At press time, DOGE traded at $0.1626.
