The Dogecoin (DOGE) Rally Pauses at This Key LevelDogecoin / TetherUSBINANCE:DOGEUSDTCoinCodex* DOGE is testing the critical $0.10 support zone after cooling off from its recent rally toward $0.1156. * On-chain activity is stabilizing as DOGE transfers recover above 44,000 and active addresses near 34,000. * Whale accumulation, ETF talks, and Dogecoin’s supply proposal remain key market catalysts. Dogecoin is back at a level that could decide where the market heads next. After cooling off from its rally toward $0.1156 earlier this month, the DOGE has dropped back near the $0.102 zone, where buyers are trying to slow the decline. This area stands out for a reason. Analyst Ali Martinez noted that the $0.102 level lines up with the midpoint of DOGE’s multi-week trading channel and also matches the 50-day SMA, making it one of the most closely watched support zones on the chart. We had a look at the DOGE chart, and short-term momentum still leans slightly bearish with price trading below the SMA 100 near $0.1069. RSI is sitting near 48, which shows momentum has cooled but isn’t oversold yet. At the same time, buyers continue stepping in around the $0.10 region whenever price dips lower. The broader picture still looks stable. DOGE remains above the daily SMA 100 near $0.098, on-chain activity is starting to recover, and whale wallets now control around 108.52 billion DOGE after adding more than 1 billion coins in recent weeks. If buyers manage to push the DOGE price back above $0.1069, traders will likely start watching for another move toward $0.115 and possibly higher. If support at $0.10 fails, attention could quickly shift toward the $0.088 area.