- Dogecoin has reacted to a key monthly demand zone
- H4 shows liquidity above—potential fuel for a bullish move
- Watch for a structure shift before jumping into longs
Let’s be real—DOGE has taken a hit.
If you’ve been staring at the H4 chart, you’ve likely seen that drop along with the rest of the crypto market. But hold up—before the panic fully sets in, let’s zoom out.

There might be more going on than just fear and red candles.
A Closer Look at the Demand Zone
Jump over to the monthly timeframe, and you’ll notice something interesting: Dogecoin has reacted to a monthly demand.

For those new to the term, a demand zone is an area where there was previously strong buying interest, often causing a bounce or reversal. Institutions love these spots. If price revisits that area, there’s a good chance buyers might step in again.
And that’s exactly where DOGE is now.
It didn’t just fall randomly. It stopped exactly where we might expect a reaction—and guess what? That gives us a reason not to panic.
Where Could Dogecoin Go From Here?
I’m watching a few lower timeframe demand zones that could offer potential long setups—if (and yes, it’s a big if) we see a change of character from bearish to bullish near one of those zones.

Right now, there’s liquidity stacked above, and that could act like a magnet. If price wants to go get that liquidity, we might see a strong move up—but only if that structure flips.
You see, I’ve learned not to jump in just because I “want” price to reverse. I wait for confirmation. You probably should too. Impulsive entries in this market? They rarely end well.
A Word of Caution
As always, none of this is guaranteed.
Price can—and often does—do whatever it wants. We can analyze demand, structure, and liquidity all day long, but at the end of the day, these are scenarios, not certainties.
So take a breath. Be patient. Plan, don’t predict.