Dogecoin Tests $0.16 Support as Meme Rally Fades After Trump Remarks

Published at 2025-11-17 15:31:04

Dogecoin (DOGE) slipped back to the $0.16 support zone Monday after last week’s 5.2% rise that market participants linked to a surge in interest for speculative assets following comments on tariffs from former President Trump. The short-lived rally failed to strengthen broader buying conviction, and volume has cooled as traders reassess risk exposure in meme tokens.

Technical readings now point toward growing bearish momentum, with traders watching a decisive break below $0.16 as a potential trigger for deeper short-term losses. The move underscores how political remarks can temporarily lift speculative flows but not necessarily sustain them, leaving DOGE vulnerable to downside if sentiment continues to fade. Short-term traders should monitor support levels and volatility as signals for positioning.

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