Jakarta, Pintu News – The price of Dogecoin (DOGE) has experienced a sharp decline in recent days, sparking concern in the market. The meme coin has fallen by 16% in four days, even breaching psychologically important levels.
While this move rattled short-term holders, the decline could be a positive signal for a healthier macro structure. Historically, corrections like this often open up favorable accumulation opportunities for DOGE.
So, how is the Dogecoin price moving today?

On February 2, 2026, Dogecoin recorded a 1.92% decline over the past 24 hours, trading at $0.1029, or approximately IDR 1,735. During this period, DOGE fluctuated within a price range of IDR 1,681 to IDR 1,796, reflecting ongoing short-term volatility.
At the time of writing, Dogecoin’s market capitalization is estimated at around IDR 284.06 trillion, while its 24-hour trading volume stands at approximately IDR 29.29 trillion, indicating active market participation despite the recent pullback.
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On-chain data shows that Dogecoin holders moved quickly when signs of price weakness began to appear. The change in net position on exchanges shows an increase in accumulation during the sell-off.
Buying pressure begins to dominate selling pressure when the price of DOGE drops below its recent average. This pattern indicates that investors saw the price drop as an opportunity rather than a danger signal.
This kind of accumulation often reflects the conviction of more insightful market participants. Instead of selling their assets, holders add to their holdings at lower prices.
This response helped to dampen downward pressure and stabilize prices. This pattern is in line with previous DOGE price corrections that were followed by recoveries.

Macro indicators also support this accumulation view. The Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio has entered the opportunity zone. Currently, DOGE’s MVRV is in the range of -17% to -25%, reflecting the presence of unrealized losses across the network.
Historically, Dogecoin tends to bounce back when MVRV is in this zone. As losses begin to saturate, selling pressure subsides as holders are reluctant to realize losses. During these phases, accumulation usually increases. Past price recoveries have also been preceded by a similar pattern once selling pressure begins to ease.
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On February 1, Dogecoin was briefly trading around $0.105 after a four-day decline that erased around 16% of its value. As of February 1, DOGE had dropped to $0.094, its weakest intraday low in weeks.
Dip buying helped to arrest further declines. DOGE quickly made it back above the $0.100 level, which now serves as a short-term buffer area. Keeping the price above this zone is key to a potential recovery.

If DOGE is able to break $0.110, the upward momentum is likely to grow. This breakthrough could push the price towards $0.117, while recovering some of the recent losses.
However, downside risks still exist if momentum weakens again. If DOGE fails to hold above $0.100, selling pressure could reappear, bringing the price down to $0.094 or even lower. This scenario would invalidate the positive projections and delay the recovery until buying interest picks up again.
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