Dogecoin cost risks 40% correction despite Elon Musk-Twitter excitement

Dogecoin (DOGE) prices flipped greater within the last 24 hrs after its most celebrated backer, Elon Musk, purchased Twitter for $44 billion. At its best, Dogecoin had rose to $.17 on April 25, although still lower 77% from the record full of May 2021.

Twitter’s native currency: Dogecoin?

DOGE’s cost rose by nearly 25% to $.15 on the 24-hour adjusted time-frame, confirming that traders considered Musk’s purchase of Twitter a bullish event for Dogecoin.

The main reason: Musk’s lengthy-time support for DOGE, including his recent advice towards the Twitter board they should start accepting the memecoin for Twitter Blue, their first-ever subscription service.

Your comments ought to made an appearance annually after Twitter says it intends to double its revenues to $7.5 billion through the finish of 2023, raising hopes that Musk’s 100% possession of the organization might say facilitate its future sales with an additional DOGE payment option.

In The month of january, Musk’s flagship company Tesla Motors began accepting Dogecoin, and just DOGE, for many of their merchandise.

Related: What Elon Musk’s investment can often mean for Twitter’s crypto plans

DOGE cost correction risks

Nonetheless, Dogecoin faces interim selloff risks following its impressive gains previously 24 hrs.

DOGE’s cost began correcting lower after re-testing a multi-month downward sloping trendline as resistance.

Interestingly, the road is really a climbing down funnel pattern, which elevated the potential of DOGE extending its pullback move by another 35%-40% through the finish of Q2, as highlighted within the chart below.

DOGE/USD daily cost chart featuring ‘descending channel’ setup. Source: TradingView

The selloff risks toward the channel’s lower trendline also remain elevated because of the 200-day exponential moving average (EMA) wave near $.16, that has been capping Dogecoin’s upside attempts since November 2021. 

DOGE/USD daily cost chart featuring Fib S/R levels. Source: TradingView

On the other hand, a strong upside continuation over the channel’s upper trendline and also the 200-day EMA would position DOGE’s cost for any test of $.20 in Q2. This key level also coincides using the .382 Fib type of the Fibonacci retracement graph, attracted in the $.35-swing high towards the $.10-swing low.

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