Key Takeaways
On Sept. 2, CleanCore Solutions announced a $175 million move to position itself as a Dogecoin (DOGE) treasury company.
Treasury strategies have become a trend this year, with most firms focusing on Bitcoin (BTC) or Ethereum (ETH).
CleanCore tried to take a different route with Dogecoin — but the market didn’t buy in.
The company’s stock tumbled nearly 60% after the news, while Dogecoin’s price stayed largely unchanged.
With that in mind, let’s break down DOGE’s price action and where it could be headed next.
Dogecoin has been riding an ascending support trend line since October 2023, bouncing multiple times along the way — most recently in July 2025.
That rebound sparked a sharp rally, breaking through a long-standing resistance line that had capped price action since the previous high.
But the breakout quickly fizzled. DOGE slipped back under the key $0.235 horizontal level, which has flipped into resistance.
Today, the token is trading close to where it stood before the move, raising questions about whether the breakout was a false start.
Momentum signals remain indecisive. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is exactly 50, while the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) is near neutral at 0.

That leaves the outlook murky on the weekly chart. The likeliest scenario is consolidation, with Dogecoin chopping between its long-term support at $0.180 and resistance at $0.235 until a clear trend emerges.
The shorter-term six-hour chart shows that Dogecoin completed a five-wave upward movement (green) and possibly a W-X-Y corrective structure.
The corrective structure could be different, since there is no ratio between waves W and Y.
Currently, the Dogecoin price is breaking out from the descending wedge, which encompasses the final portion of the upward movement.

Because of the breakout, the price of Dogecoin is likely to increase to at least the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement resistance level at $0.236, which also coincides with the long-term horizontal resistance.
Like the weekly time frame, the RSI and MACD are neutral. The former is at 50, while the latter is still below 0.
So, a short-term increase toward resistance is likely, but the future trend remains unclear until Dogecoin closes above $0.235.
In conclusion, Dogecoin’s price action remains indecisive despite the breakout attempt, with consolidation between $0.180 and $0.235 appearing most likely in the short term.
While the short-term wedge breakout suggests a possible move back toward resistance, momentum indicators remain neutral and do not provide a strong directional signal.
A clear bullish trend will only be confirmed if DOGE manages a decisive weekly close above the $0.235 level.