Dogecoin (DOGE) has seen better days. After riding high on a 58% rally in mid-May, the memecoin has spent the last five weeks bleeding out, breaking below its key May support and sinking lower as of June 20. The drop is enough to give any trader whiplash.
But—as always with crypto—it’s not all doom and gloom. Beneath the surface, some metrics suggest this might not be the end of the road for DOGE bulls. In fact, the recent downturn might be laying the groundwork for a bigger, more sustained move.
Let’s talk on-chain signals—specifically, Coin Days Destroyed (CDD). We saw notable spikes on June 14 and 17, which usually point to long-held DOGE being moved (read: potential sell-offs). On the surface, that looks bearish.
But here’s the nuance: similar CDD spikes in 2023 and 2024 led to major dumps—but only when they became part of a larger pattern. So far, this looks more like isolated profit-taking than a broad market exit. That’s a subtle, but critical distinction.
DOGE’s Cost Basis Distribution (CBD) heatmap tells another story. Between $0.182 and $0.211, there's a thick band of supply where investors bought in—then watched their positions turn red.
This “trapped supply” creates a resistance zone. If DOGE starts climbing again, many of those holders may race to break even, adding sell pressure right as momentum tries to build.
But here’s the kicker: we’ve seen this setup before. In late summer 2024, DOGE broke through a key support zone, only to stage a recovery weeks later. Sound familiar?
DOGE outflows from centralized exchanges have increased over the past two weeks. That might sound technical, but it’s actually pretty simple: people aren’t selling—they’re moving coins into cold wallets.
In crypto, that’s usually a bullish sign. It suggests accumulation, not panic. And in the past, periods of steady outflows often preceded major price rebounds.
Yes, DOGE is bruised. But it’s far from broken. The recent sell-off hasn’t triggered widespread capitulation. On-chain signals remain mixed, not overwhelmingly bearish. And while the $0.18–$0.21 zone might act as resistance, it’s also a test of conviction.
If accumulation holds—and history continues to rhyme—Dogecoin could be gearing up for a return no one sees coming.
June 2025, Cryptoniteuae