Dogecoin Price Prediction: Selling pressure continues by the end of 2025, DOGE falls below the key support level of $0.1248

Due to the continued impact of year-end selling pressure, the price of Dogecoin has further weakened. The latest market data shows that DOGE has fallen about 3% intraday, with the price dropping to $0.1226, officially breaking below the previous key support zone of $0.1248, and continuing to hover near the lower boundary of the December downtrend channel. Overall, the market sentiment remains defensive, and short-term risks have not been fully released.

From the market structure perspective, this decline is not a short-term fluctuation caused by low liquidity. During the most active trading periods, Dogecoin’s price rapidly broke below $0.1248, with trading volume approximately 157% above average, indicating strong seller initiative and a genuine volume breakout. During this single decline, about 857 million DOGE changed hands, further confirming the market characteristic dominated by selling pressure.

On the fundamental level, year-end factors are exerting continuous pressure on high-beta cryptocurrencies. As the holiday approaches, overall market liquidity tightens, and some investors choose to reduce risk exposure. On-chain data shows that over the past five days, large whale wallets have sold a total of about 150 million DOGE. Even as the price approaches the lower end of the range, this selling continues to limit the rebound potential in the spot market.

Meanwhile, the derivatives market shows some divergence. The open interest in DOGE contracts has rebounded to over $1.5 billion, indicating that some futures traders are still willing to leverage and bet on longer-term volatility opportunities. This “weak spot in spot prices, active leverage” structure often amplifies subsequent price fluctuations, especially when market sentiment is fragile.

From a technical analysis perspective, losing the $0.1248 level is a significant turning point. After the price broke below, the market quickly shifted to a short-term demand zone between $0.122 and $0.123. Currently, Dogecoin remains within a downtrend channel, with the price structure maintaining lower lows. The RSI indicator is around 37, close to oversold territory, but before the trend reverses, oversold conditions alone are not enough to constitute a reliable reversal signal.

Looking ahead, $0.1270 will be the first key resistance level. If Dogecoin can hold above $0.1226 and quickly recover $0.1248, the price may re-enter a range-bound consolidation, targeting around $0.1270. Conversely, if $0.1226 is lost, attention should turn to the $0.118 area, which coincides with the lower boundary of the downtrend channel and could become the next testing target. Against the backdrop of tight liquidity at year-end, Dogecoin’s price volatility is likely to accelerate significantly, and investors should closely monitor volume changes and whale movements.