Dogecoin's TD Sequential Just Nailed a 31% Drop — Now It's Calling a Rebound

 The same technical indicator that precisely called Dogecoin's brutal 31% slide in May has now turned bullish. And it is hard to ignore when the tool has that kind of track record.



On May 7, the Tom DeMark Sequential indicator flashed a sell signal on DOGE's 3-day chart. Over the weeks that followed, the price dropped from $0.113 to $0.078. Traders who missed that warning watched their positions take a heavy hit.

Now the count has reset. The exact same indicator, running on the exact same timeframe, is printing a buy setup. Price was sitting at $0.0878 when the signal appeared. Since then, DOGE has already climbed 8% from that level. That is not a lagging signal. That is the market responding in real time.

Technical analyst Ali Martinez, who posts on X as @alicharts, flagged both signals. His May 7 sell call was documented before the drop happened. His recent buy flag came with the same level of specificity: the ticker, the indicator, the timeframe, and the price. No guesswork. No vague calls.

The first resistance level for traders watching DOGE sits near $0.096. A clean daily close above that would signal the bears are losing grip. Above that, $0.10 and $0.113 come back into play as the next zones to watch.

Open interest has crossed above $1.03 billion, suggesting new positions are entering the market. But volume from retail has been quieter, which means the move has not yet attracted the kind of crowd that usually chases a breakout.

The signal is not a guarantee. If Bitcoin stumbles before DOGE can break through $0.096, the buy setup stalls. Martinez has been transparent about that dependency. DOGE's price action has closely shadowed BTC through the May correction and is unlikely to decouple overnight.

For the full breakdown of what the TD Sequential is signalling, why this buy setup carries more weight than most, and what levels DOGE needs to reclaim for the rebound to be confirmed, read the complete analysis at CryptoNewsLive.org.

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