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Dogecoin is back at a technical level that historically favored accumulation, 
with the memecoin testing long-term support as weekly momentum cools. The 
setup, laid out by Cryptoinsightuk’s Will Taylor, points to a potential 300% 
move if DOGE can once again trade the upper end of its multi-year range. Will 
The Dogecoin Price Explode By 300%? Taylor’s thesis is built almost entirely 
on structure. On the weekly DOGE/USDT chart he shared, Dogecoin was sitting 
near $0.09006, pressed into the lower boundary of a broad pennant formation 
that has contained price action for years. The same chart marked a projected 
move to roughly $0.27304, labeled as a 302.43% upside swing from current 
levels. “DOGE is technically at such an interesting level again,” Taylor wrote 
on X. “Weekly RSI looks compressed as downside momentum slows. We are 
revisiting a previous area of accumulation / support AND at the bottom of a 
wider range (Bull Pennant). We are also at the area of most trading volume, 
can often be a reversal area.” That combination is the core of the bullish 
case. In Taylor’s view, Dogecoin is not just drifting into support in price 
terms; it is also returning to the heaviest historical trading zone on the 
volume profile, a region where buyers and sellers previously did the most 
business. Related Reading: Dogecoin Could 200% Rally If This Floor Holds, 
Analyst Says For technical traders, that kind of confluence matters. A prior 
accumulation band, a long-term rising support line and a high-volume node 
clustered in the same area can strengthen the argument that downside is 
becoming less efficient. The weekly RSI reading is also central to his call. 
Taylor did not attach a numeric target for the indicator, but the chart shows 
RSI compressed near the lower end of its recent range, with the momentum curve 
flattening after a long decline. His reading is that selling pressure is 
slowing rather than accelerating, which makes the current zone more 
interesting for spot accumulation than for momentum shorts. Related Reading: 
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Meme “If you accumulate and only play the range itself you’re looking at 300% 
to the upside,” he said. “The technical argument would be it breaks out 
positively too. I am going to have a few stabs at doge here I think. Great for 
a spot buy technically though imo.” Taylor also posted a DOGE/gold chart via 
X. On that weekly pair, Dogecoin appears to be revisiting a marked support 
zone after a long drawdown, while RSI again looks subdued and close to 
oversold territory. Relative-strength charts like DOGE/gold do not guarantee a 
reversal in USD terms, but they can reinforce the idea that the asset is 
approaching an area where its underperformance may be getting stretched. At 
press time, DOGE traded at $0.09346. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart 
from TradingView.com

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Stablecoins now dominate crypto spot markets, accounting for 83.03% of all 
USD-denominated trading volume as of late-March 2026, according to Kaiko data. 
Stablecoins Cement Role as Primary Settlement Layer in Crypto The latest 
figures from Kaiko show fiat USD pairs slipping into a minority role, holding 
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Data shows the Ethereum Coinbase Premium Index has stayed inside the negative 
territory even as the price has climbed back above $2,100. Ethereum Coinbase 
Premium Index Is Red Right Now As pointed out by Arab Chain in a CryptoQuant 
Quicktake post, the Coinbase Premium Index has been in the red zone for 
Ethereum recently. This indicator keeps track of the percentage difference 
between the ETH price listed on Coinbase (USD pair) and that on Binance (USDT 
pair). Related Reading: Bitcoin HODLers Quietly Add 332,000 BTC Amid Market 
Chaos Below is a chart that shows the trend in the Ethereum Coinbase Premium 
Index over the past month. As is visible in the graph, the Ethereum Coinbase 
Premium Index has dropped into the negative region in the last few days, 
indicating BTC has been trading at a lower rate on Coinbase as compared to 
Binance. In other words, users of the former have been applying a higher 
selling pressure than that of the latter. Initially, the decline in the 
indicator came as the asset observed a retrace from last week&#8217;s highs. The 
timing would suggest that Coinbase traders led the price drawdown. But 
interestingly, while the Coinbase Premium Index has remained at a value of 
-0.0149 during the past day, ETH&#8217;s price has actually seen a rebound back 
above the $2,100 level. The trend could be a sign that Binance investors have 
helped provide the fuel for the surge. If the Coinbase Premium Index stays red 
in the coming days, however, it&#8217;s possible that the move could run out of 
momentum. This is because, in recent times, American institutional entities, 
which use Coinbase as their preferred platform, have tended to be the drivers 
in the cryptocurrency sector. Whenever demand from these investors is lacking, 
Ethereum and other major tokens like Bitcoin tend to suffer. So far, the 
rebound hasn&#8217;t been able to ignite interest among the US-based whales, so it 
only remains to be seen whether things will change as the rally unfolds. The 
Coinbase Premium Index only tells a short-term story of the market. From a 
more long-term view, Ethereum&#8217;s rebound from $1,800 over the past month 
occurred after a retest of a significant level in the Market Value to Realized 
Value (MVRV) Ratio, as analyst Ali Martinez has highlighted in an X post. 
Related Reading: Dogecoin Could 200% Rally If This Floor Holds, Analyst Says 
The MVRV Ratio basically tells us about the profit-loss situation of the ETH 
investors as a whole. As shown in the below chart, the Ethereum MVRV Ratio 
plunged below 1.0 during this year&#8217;s drawdown, implying that the overall 
network entered into a state of loss. The metric ended up going down to the 
0.8 level, which has often acted as a low point for the cryptocurrency in the 
past. &#8220;Historically, this is a &#8216;Generational Buy&#8217; zone,&#8221; noted the analyst. 
Since this retest, ETH has observed its rebound. ETH Price At the time of 
writing, Ethereum is trading around $2,160, down 7% over the past week. 
Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView.com

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funding round into historic territory as demand for artificial intelligence 
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of Potential IPO Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that OpenAI is nearing a deal 
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