Dogecoin's price has reached the lower boundary of its monthly Donchian Channel, a level historically associated with macro capitulation phases and subsequent price rallies. Currently trading near $0.093, Dogecoin rebounded from $0.087 but faces resistance at $0.10 and $0.122. This pattern has been observed in three major cycles since 2015, where touching the lower band preceded significant upward movements. The cryptocurrency's price structure reflects a multi-year compression, with the potential for trend expansion if it reclaims the mid-channel. Short-term, Dogecoin's price is up 0.87% daily and 3.37% weekly, with $0.08 as a key support level. A break above $0.10 could signal reduced bearish momentum, while a drop below $0.08 might lead to further declines. Dogecoin maintains a 5 billion annual issuance model, impacting its long-term supply dynamics. Despite a 64% decline over the past year, the memecoin's interaction with its Donchian Channel continues to draw market interest, suggesting potential for future volatility expansion if historical patterns hold.