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Dogecoin Price Chart – DOGE/USD Historical & Live Chart
The Dogecoin price chart provides a comprehensive view of DOGE's price history from its launch in December 2013 through to the present day. Technical traders use price charts to identify trends, support and resistance levels, and potential entry and exit points.
Dogecoin Price History Highlights
- 2013: DOGE launched at ~$0.0004
- 2014: Reached ~$0.001 before declining
- 2019: Consolidated between $0.002–$0.0036
- January 2021: Broke out to $0.037
- May 8, 2021: All-Time High of $0.7316
- End of 2021: Declined to $0.1703
- January 2025: Peaked at approximately $0.434
- March 2026: Trading near $0.09
Current Technical Chart Analysis (March 2026)
On the daily chart, Dogecoin displays a bearish structure. The 50-day moving average is positioned above the current price and sloping downward, acting as resistance. The 200-day moving average has been trending lower since late February 2026, confirming the longer-term bearish bias.
The Bollinger Bands show considerable width, indicating high volatility. The current upper resistance sits around $0.1067, with support at approximately $0.0886. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is approaching oversold territory, which could signal a short-term bounce if buying pressure returns.
Key price levels to watch:
- Immediate Resistance: $0.10 (psychological level)
- Major Resistance: $0.1380 (trend reversal trigger)
- First Support: $0.0810
- Deep Support: $0.055–$0.060 (2023 breakout zone)
DogePriceLive.org's price chart tool aggregates data from leading market sources, providing candlestick charts across multiple timeframes including 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, and weekly intervals. Use our chart to perform your own technical analysis before entering or exiting DOGE positions.
