The DOGE price chart provides a visual history of Dogecoin's price movements in USD over time. On DogeLivePrice.com, you can view the live DOGE chart across multiple timeframes: 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 1 year, and all-time. Each candle on the chart represents the open, high, low, and close (OHLC) for the selected period.
As of March 2026, the DOGE price chart on the daily timeframe shows a bearish trend. The 50-day moving average is positioned above the current price and declining, which acts as a resistance level. The 200-day moving average has been falling since February 23, 2026, confirming long-term weakness. On the weekly chart, however, the 200-week moving average is still rising — suggesting that the broader bull market structure remains intact.
Key Technical Levels on the DOGE Chart
- Immediate Resistance: $0.102–$0.104
- Key Support: $0.081–$0.095
- Strong Support Zone: $0.055–$0.060
- Short-term Target (Bullish): $0.107–$0.113
- Major Resistance: $0.138–$0.150
DOGE Price Chart: What Happened in 2025–2026?
In early 2025, Dogecoin opened at approximately $0.31 per coin, surged to $0.43 in January, and then experienced a prolonged decline throughout the year — dropping by over 70% from peak to trough. By early 2026, DOGE had fallen below $0.12, representing one of the most significant drawdowns in the coin's history.
The DOGE price chart from January to March 2026 shows a period of consolidation between $0.09 and $0.12. The Bollinger Bands on the daily chart show widening bands with the upper limit at approximately $0.1067 and lower limit at $0.0886, indicating elevated volatility levels. Bollinger Band width is a key indicator for traders monitoring the DOGE chart for potential breakout moves.
DOGE chart watchers should pay particular attention to the $0.103–$0.138 resistance zone. A confirmed weekly close above $0.138 would signal a trend reversal on the DOGE price chart and likely attract significant new buying interest.