Dogecoin is still trading around $0.081, a level that analyst Ali Charts identifies as a major structural area inside a multi-year parallel channel. On-chain positioning is dense at the same price, with more than 30 billion DOGE last moved near that level. At the same time, large holders added over 200 million DOGE during the past week.
$0.081 Sits at a Critical Point in the Long-Term Channel
According to Ali Charts, Dogecoin has moved inside the same broad channel since 2021. Current price action is located near the lower mid-range boundary, placing $0.081 at an important structural zone. This is not just a nearby support on a short-term chart; it is part of a formation that has defined DOGE trading behavior for years.
The analysis also points to repeated compression phases inside that channel. In earlier periods, long stretches of consolidation were followed by wider volatility. DOGE is now back at one of those established range boundaries, which makes this area a focal point for traders watching the larger structure.
On-Chain Cost Basis Forms a Dense Cluster at the Same Level
Ali Charts cited UTXO Realized Price Distribution data showing heavy concentration around $0.081. More than 30 billion DOGE were last moved at that price, creating a thick historical cost-basis cluster across circulating supply.
That concentration gives the level added weight. Holders with coins last moved near $0.081 are positioned around their realized cost, and the channel boundary sits in the same area. The overlap turns the zone into a clearly defined support region rather than an isolated price mark.
Whale Accumulation Supports the Range, With $0.058 as the Next Level
The report also highlighted large-holder activity. Over the past week, more than 200 million DOGE moved into whale accumulation near the same volume cluster seen in the on-chain data. The timing places whale buying directly around the support region now being tested.
Ali Charts outlined two main levels to watch. The first is $0.081, where price is currently centered. The second is $0.058, identified as the lower boundary of the long-term channel. If DOGE holds $0.081, the asset remains inside the channel’s mid-range structure. If it closes a week below that level, attention shifts to the $0.058 support area.
Within this framework, the range between $0.081 and $0.058 contains overlapping historical cost bases and whale positioning. DOGE remains inside that broader structure for now, and the next directional move depends on whether $0.081 continues to hold.