Dogecoin News Update: Major Investors Stunned as Dogecoin's Drop Wipes Out $20 Million in Profits
- Dogecoin fell over 21% in a month, testing a key $0.17 support level after Trump's stimulus speculation failed to sustain momentum. - Technical indicators show bearish trends, with RSI and MACD turning negative, risking a broader sell-off below $0.163. - CleanCore Solutions' stock plummeted 78% as its $20M Dogecoin treasury lost value, highlighting corporate treasury risks in volatile crypto markets. - Market jitters spread to AI/tech sectors, with C3.ai down 17% and cautious outlooks for tech IPOs amid
Dogecoin has dropped more than 21% over the last month, falling under $0.17 and challenging a key support level that has remained intact since late 2023. Although there was a short-lived spike earlier this week fueled by speculation about Donald Trump’s suggested $2,000 stimulus, the
This downturn has significantly impacted corporate holders.
Recent price movements stand in stark contrast to the optimism that followed Trump’s stimulus comments, which briefly revived trading patterns seen in 2021.
Challenges in the wider tech and AI industries also provide context for Dogecoin’s recent struggles.
Technical analysts stress that Dogecoin’s short-term direction depends on whether it can stay above the $0.1800–$0.1804 support range.
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