Dogecoin Updates Today: Optimism Grows for Dogecoin ETF Amid Death Cross and Investor Outflow Signaling Potential Decline
- Bitwise's Spot Dogecoin ETF (BWOW) nears SEC approval after filing an 8(a) form, potentially launching within 20 days under 2025's streamlined crypto ETF framework. - DOGE trades near $0.15 support with mixed technical signals: on-chain accumulation contrasts with 5.9% weekly losses and a looming "death cross" threatening $0.17 support. - ETF optimism clashes with holder exodus (-22M DOGE outflow on Oct 31), raising doubts about sustainability of current price levels amid growing institutional competitio
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News of the ETF’s possible launch has fueled positive sentiment among investors, especially as
One key technical factor is the impending “death cross,” where the 100-day exponential moving average (EMA) is set to fall below the 200-day EMA. Unlike the earlier crossover in October, this bearish pattern suggests ongoing weakness and could hasten a drop below $0.17, potentially opening the way to $0.14. Traders are closely monitoring whether DOGE can maintain support in the $0.1575–$0.1615 range as excitement over the ETF grows, as highlighted in
Bitwise’s ETF application has drawn significant institutional attention, reflecting a broader transformation in the digital asset market. This comes after the launch of DOJE, the first U.S.
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