
What’s Ahead for Dogecoin (DOGE) after Friday’s 6.39% Increase?
InvestorsObserver, an equity research and analytics firm, has given Dogecoin a moderate volatility rank of 26, placing it in the bottom 26% of cryptocurrencies on the market. The Volatility Gauge indicates that the rank represents recent trends and isn’t overly influenced by a sudden spike in volatility. Dogecoin’s moderate volatility comes with a low reading on the Risk/Reward Gauge, meaning the coin is well-protected from price manipulation, and has moderate price swings. The effects of a recent rally are seen in the Dogecoin price trading above resistance, with support at $0.068879091077125 and resistance at $0.0731017895868181. InvestorsObserver analysts suggest that Dogecoin’s current position leaves it out of range and potentially in a volatile position if the rally burns out. A coin is a cryptocurrency that exists on its own blockchain and is typically used for payments, with their use varying depending on the cryptocurrency in use. Dogecoin has seen relatively average volatility compared to other cryptocurrencies, and so far on 17 March, it has added 6.39% to $0.07532719178.