DOGE News: Potential 40% Drop Warned by Analyst as Death Cross Forms
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Crypto analyst Ali Martinez has sounded the alarm for Dogecoin (DOGE) holders, predicting a possible 40% price drop based on a technical indicator.
Dogecoin Crash Signal Flashes: Analyst Warns Of A Potential 40% Drop
Dogecoin (DOGE) holders have been alerted by crypto analyst Ali Martinez (@ali_charts), who shared a chart highlighting a noteworthy technical setup. The market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio for DOGE has formed a “death cross” with its 200-day moving average (MA), an event that previously correlated with major price declines. Martinez’s chart plots DOGE/USD Price, DOGE’s MVRV Ratio, and DOGE’s 200-day MVRV Ratio MA, showing a death cross between the MVRV Ratio and its 200-day MA. The last two times this happened, prices dropped by 26% and 44%.
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