Dogecoin (DOGE) Price: Pullback or Reversal? Key Levels That Will Decide DOGE’s Next Move

TLDR
- DOGE fell to $0.086 after being rejected at the $0.100 resistance level, down 14% from August’s peak
- Perpetual futures open interest dropped to 15.7 billion DOGE, signaling cooling speculative demand
- DOGE is still up 25% in August, on track for its best monthly return of 2026
- Accumulation score hit 100, suggesting persistent buying despite the price dip
- Key levels to watch: $0.081 support and $0.09 breakout trigger; a break above could target $0.115
Dogecoin is pulling back after a strong August rally that pushed it to a three-month high of $0.100. The meme coin is now trading around $0.084–$0.086, down roughly 14% from that peak.
Despite the drop, DOGE is still up 25% in August. That would make it the best monthly performance of 2026 and break a three-month bearish streak.
Trading volume has fallen sharply, from $5.2 billion on August 23 to just $1.5 billion. Perpetual futures open interest also slipped from 17.3 billion DOGE to 15.7 billion DOGE over the same period, pointing to reduced speculative activity.
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