Dogecoin could see its first daily death cross in 2026 as the 50-day moving average tilts downward while the 200-day moving average has flattened. After the first golden cross in October, DOGE price dropped to $0.077 before rebounding to $0.081, up 3.19% over 24 hours. This technical setup comes amid a tense macroeconomic environment with inflation data showing wholesale prices rose 6.3% in September, the biggest gain since 2022. Crypto analyst Ali identifies three bullish signals: a TD Sequential buy signal near $0.081, 36 billion DOGE previously traded around that level, and whales adding 600 million DOGE since October 12. If the $0.081 support holds, Ali targets a profit-taking zone between $0.16 and $0.17.
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