Dogecoin fell 7.30% in 24 hours to $0.083 after retreating from a weekend high of $0.095, extending an earlier decline after rejection near the 200-day moving average and exponential moving average around $0.088-$0.0964. The broader crypto sell-off liquidated $8.91 million in leveraged DOGE positions, including $8.59 million in longs and $319,190 in shorts, creating a 2,691.19% long-to-short imbalance. DOGE remained below the daily 200-day moving average at $0.088 for four consecutive sessions, with $0.083 the key near-term support and $0.08 the next demand zone if it fails. The move reflected a derivatives-driven positioning reset rather than a reported change in Dogecoin’s network or adoption fundamentals. Investors were also monitoring inflation data and the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision, while ETF demand remained limited. Dogecoin became accessible on Solana through Sunrise Protocol, including on Raydium and Jupiter.