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DOGE Retraces Tuesday’s Twitter Breakout with a FED Fueled 16.8% Slump

By
Bob Mason
Updated: Apr 7, 2022, 23:24 GMT+00:00

Market reaction to FED monetary policy hit riskier assets on Wednesday. Failure to move through the day's pivots would leave the pair under pressure.

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Key Insights:

  • It was a bearish session for DOGE and SHIB on Wednesday.
  • Market sentiment towards FED monetary policy and reaction to the FOMC meeting minutes weighed.
  • Technical indicators have turned bearish for SHIB, while DOGE holds above the 100-day EMA.

It was a bearish day for DOGE and SHIB on Wednesday.

Market sentiment towards FED monetary policy sank DOGE and SHIB, with the FOMC meeting minutes adding to the crypto market angst mid-week.

Reversing a 16.17% jump from Tuesday, DOGE tumbled by 16.82% to end the day at $0.1434. SHIB reversed a 1.13% gain with an 8.97% slide to end the day at $0.00002435.

FED Monetary Policy Sinks DOGE and SHIB

Following this week’s news of Elon Musk taking a seat on the board of Twitter (TWTR), the market focus shifted to monetary policy mid-week.

Plans for the more aggressive removal of accommodative measures hit the crypto market overnight. On Wednesday, the FOMC meeting minutes revealed plans to reduce the FED’s bond holdings by around $95 billion each month.

DOGE Price Action

At the time of writing, DOGE was down by 0.07% to $0.1433. A mixed start to the day saw DOGE rise to an early morning high of $0.1444 before easing back.

Failure to return to $0.15 levels could leave DOGE under pressure.

Technical Indicators

DOGE will need to move through the day’s $0.1532 pivot to make a run on the First Major Resistance Level at $0.1645. DOGE would need the broader crypto market to support a move to $0.16 levels.

An extended rally would test the Second Major Resistance Level at $0.1857 and resistance at $0.19. The Third Major Resistance Level sits at $0.2182.

Failure to move through the pivot would test the First Major Support Level at $0.1320. Barring another extended sell-off, DOGE should steer clear of sub-$0.1300 levels. The Second Major Support Level sits at $0.1207.

A move through the day’s pivot would support a return to $0.15 levels.

Looking at the EMAs and the 4-hourly candlestick chart (below), it is a bullish signal. DOGE sits above the 100-day EMA, currently at $0.1410. This morning, 50-day EMA narrowed to the 100-day EMA. The 100-day EMA flattened on the 200-day EMA; DOGE negative.

A move through the 50-day EMA at $0.1470 would support a return to $0.16.

A move back through the 50-day EMA would bring $0.20 back into play.

SHIB Price Action

At the time of writing, SHIB was up by 0.49% to $0.00002447. A bullish start to the day saw SHIB rise to an early morning high of $0.00002456.

A move back to $0.000026 needed to avoid further losses.

Technical Indicators

SHIB will need to move through the day’s $0.0000251 pivot to make a run on the First Major Resistance Level at $0.0000261. SHIB would need the broader crypto market to break back to $0.000026 levels.

An extended rally would test the Second Major Resistance Level at $0.0000278 and resistance at $0.000028. The Third Major Resistance Level sits at $0.0000304.

Failure to move through the pivot would bring the First Major Support Level at $0.0000234 into play. Barring another extended sell-off, SHIB should steer clear of sub-$0.0000230 levels. The Second Major Support Level sits at $0.0000225.

Failure to move through the pivot would leave support levels in play.

Looking at the EMAs and the 4-hourly candlestick chart (below), it is a bearish signal. SHIB sits below the 200-day EMA at $0.0000252. This morning, the 50-day EMA narrowed to the 100-day EMA. The 100-day EMA closed in on the 200-day EMA, SHIB negative.

A move through the 100-day EMA at $0.0000256 would bring $0.000027 levels into play.

SHIB would need to move through the 200-day EMA to avoid bearish crosses.

About the Author

Bob Masonauthor

With over 28 years of experience in the financial industry, Bob has worked with various global rating agencies and multinational banks. Currently he is covering currencies, commodities, alternative asset classes and global equities, focusing mostly on European and Asian markets.

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