Just watched DOGE flip that key resistance level at 0.0924 on some serious volume. The move caught a lot of people off guard since we'd been bouncing off that ceiling for hours before the breakout actually stuck. Now it's consolidating around 0.094, and the interesting part is how the old resistance flipped into support pretty quickly.

The volume on the break was legit too, about 176% above normal flow, so this doesn't feel like some low-liquidity spike. What I'm tracking now is whether bulls can actually defend 0.0940 as the new floor. If they do, the next target would be 0.0955 to 0.0960 where there's some old supply sitting. But if this fades and price rolls back below 0.0924, then that breakout was basically fake and we're back to square one in the consolidation range.

Current price is hovering around 0.09, down a bit from where the article was written. The setup is still there though - higher lows during the consolidation suggest some constructive momentum, but the real test is whether DOGE can actually hold above 0.0940. Leverage isn't crazy elevated either, so at least it's not looking like a crowded short-squeeze setup. Watching this close.