Dogecoin Bleeds $132M — Bitcoin and Ethereum Extend Profit Lead

• Dogecoin remains in the “Hope/Fear” zone with weak market sentiment indicators.
• Bitcoin’s minimal losses show strong investor confidence and holding strength.

Dogecoin has emerged as the biggest loser among top cryptocurrencies in the last 24 hours. Glassnode data shows that Dogecoin ($DOGE) logged $132 million in realized losses, with just $5 million in realized profits. 

This imbalance makes it the only top 10 cryptocurrency to record significantly higher losses than gains. In contrast, Bitcoin ($BTC) posted $1.3 billion in realized profits and only $33 million in losses, meaning just 2.5% of profits were offset.

Ethereum ($ETH) showed a more balanced figure, with $35.2 million in profits against $18.4 million in losses. This means Ethereum’s realized losses equaled around 52% of its profits, still much better than Dogecoin’s position. 

Glassnode’s Profit & Loss dashboard places Bitcoin in the “Belief/Denial” phase, suggesting investor confidence remains strong. Ethereum, XRP, and Tron are in the “Optimism/Anxiety” zone, while Dogecoin lingers in the “Hope/Fear” range, indicating market hesitation and uncertainty.

DOGE Price Holds Key Levels but Lacks Momentum

Dogecoin is currently trading at $0.1652, showing a minor 1.19% decline in the past 24 hours. Market data suggests a short-term support level is forming near $0.163, where buyers have previously entered. Resistance is likely near $0.177, a level that has capped recent rallies.

The price trend remains range-bound, with no clear breakout direction. DOGE can either break above the $0.177 resistance or fall below the $0.163 support. 

Until a decisive move happens, the coin is expected to continue trading sideways. With sentiment still in the “Hope/Fear” phase, Dogecoin may continue to underperform unless broader market dynamics shift in its favor.

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