Dogecoin Enters Danger Zone As Four-Hour Death Cross Emerges, What'S Next?

Dogecoin recorded a bearish death cross on the four-hour chart—the first such signal of 2026—after the 50-period moving average fell below the 200-period moving average. This development follows a week of broader crypto market declines, with Dogecoin seeing consecutive daily losses from January 14 to 20, mirroring a similar drop from January 6 to 12, amid profit-taking and low liquidity.

Despite the recent downtrend, Dogecoin rebounded 3.22% to $0.125 as of Thursday, aligning with a wider market uptick. If the recovery continues, DOGE may retest the $0.135 resistance and aim for the $0.15 range, with support identified near $0.117.

Meanwhile, the Dogecoin Foundation and House of Doge announced the upcoming launch of the "Such app" in the first half of 2026. The app is set to feature self-custodial wallets, real-time transaction tracking, and merchant tools, with additional functionality currently under development.