Dogecoin recovered from its September 2 low near $0.08, rising 8.56% over seven days to about $0.08974 and gaining 4.87% over 24 hours to $0.0902 in one market snapshot. The token briefly approached $0.095, reclaimed its 200-day moving average after an earlier failed attempt and held the $0.081 area identified as support near the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement. Derivatives activity contributed to the move, with open interest rising 8.5% in one hour to $282 million as short positions were liquidated. Technical signals including an hourly golden cross, a daily morning doji star, a bullish flag and a four-hour bullish pennant supported the recovery case, but declining memecoin volume and limited market-wide participation left the broader rebound unconfirmed. The next major technical test is $0.10, with potential upside levels at $0.12, $0.1552 and $0.1774, while $0.0813 and $0.075 remain downside levels to monitor. The September 11 U.S. Consumer Price Index report is the next major market catalyst.