Dogecoin hits multi-month low, but is a market reset on the way?

•  DOGE was nearing a potential mean-reversion zone, contingent on demand-side liquidity absorption at current levels.
•  A reclaim of $0.16 could validate a bullish reversal.

Dogecoin [DOGE] recently broke below the critical $0.16 support level after a month-long consolidation, registering a nearly 5% decline amid a broader market correction.

This flush-out has forced weak hands to exit, either at breakeven or with minimal profits. However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is nearing oversold territory, hinting at a potential bullish reversal.

According to AMBCrypto, if accumulation strengthens at these levels, this retracement could act as a healthy reset, setting up for a rebound. 

A much-needed break? Key signals for a DOGE reset

Dogecoin closed Q1 with a 50% net loss, yet managed to defend pre-election support.

However, on the 6th of April, intensified FUD triggered an 11.66% liquidation event, driving DOGE down to $0.14927, its lowest level since the November rally. Hence, erasing all post-election gains.

While a definitive bottom remains uncertain due to Bitcoin’s[BTC] fragile market structure, FOMO is kicking in. DOGE’s trading volume spiked to a two-month high of $3.51 billion at this price point. 

Consequently, DOGE printed a high wick at $0.1533 the following day, suggesting an early attempt at demand-side absorption.

Source: Santiment

Meanwhile, futures markets are flashing strong speculative interest. DOGE’s Open Interest (OI) spiked 4.68% to $1.35 billion, with 50.55% of traders positioned long. 

In fact, on Binance, long exposure dominance surged to 71.50%, highlighting a growing risk-on sentiment among leveraged traders.

Together, elevated OI and aggressive bid-side liquidity suggest a strategic shakeout rather than a structural breakdown. If Bitcoin reclaims key resistance, DOGE could transition into an early accumulation phase.

High rewards come with high risk

Reinforcing its high-risk, high-reward appeal, Dogecoin has surged 11.45% in a day, at press time. 

Additionally, two dominant whale cohorts, each holding over 20 billion DOGE, have initiated a “re-accumulation phase,” absorbing approximately 300 million tokens following the recent dip to $0.149.

This marks their first significant on-chain accumulation event since mid-March.

Source: Santiment

These early accumulation signs suggest a possible mean-reversion rally for DOGE. The logic is simple: Buy into fear now for higher future rewards. Both traders and whales seem to be following this strategy.

However, bullish confirmation remains elusive. Without a reduction in market-wide FUD, DOGE remains at risk of further downside. If $0.14 fails to hold as support, dominant longs could face a cascading distribution event.

Therefore, for this accumulation pattern to validate a structural reset, sustained bid-side absorption must persist over the next several trading sessions.