Dogecoin price rises 3%—but $0.09 still stands in the way

On Sunday, September 13, Dogecoin’s price surged by nearly 3% to reach $0.0848, continuing its recovery from the August lows. While some analysts believe the memecoin may be forming a base for a more significant rebound, a familiar obstacle around $0.09 still stands before DOGE to gather enough support for a clear run to and move beyond $0.10. Dogecoin attempts to leave its decline behind DOGE traded as high as $0.08496 at the time of writing, with volume hitting 141.53 million tokens. Buyers have stepped in when it approached $0.08, keeping DOGE from returning to its recent lows. The recent rise arrives after a difficult few months for Dogecoin, seeing it drop from above $0.11 in May and falling briefly to below $0.07 in August. ​That decline has slowed with DOGE mostly between $0.08 and $0.009. The tighter range is seen by some analysts as evidence that sellers are losing control.  ​The road to $0.10 remains difficult The nearest test is between $0.088 and $0.09. DOGE has struggled around the level multiple times since the August rally, and buyers have not been able to keep its price above the level. If it sees a successful move beyond $0.09, it would bring $0.10 back into view, but as it stands with the latest price, it would need to gain about 18% to reach that level. Other analysts have identified more challenging targets of $0.176 or $0.279, but these projections still require DOGE to breach $0.10 and carry its recovery. DOGE is now getting to look a bit more steady as it climbs, with buying strength evenly dispersed among the price’s range without unusual bursts. Once under $0.08, DOGE would start looking less healthy from a recovery perspective as our focus moves to low prices. Final Summary The Dogecoin price rose 2.96% to $0.0848, continuing its recovery from August. First, DOGE will need to break the resistance near $0.09 before it can target $0.10.