Dogecoin's Golden Cross did not trigger a rally: Why?
The Golden Cross is quite an integral part of technical Analysis . Such a crossover occurs when a short-term moving average overtakes a major long-term moving average to the upside. The Golden Cross suggests an upward flip in the price. A few days back, the 50-day MA [red] on Dogecoin’s chart climbed above the 200-day MA [green]. Post the crossover, DOGE noted a brief uptick and went on to claim a local high of $0.111. Source: TradingView The bullish momentum, however, couldn’t sustain. Post gradually succumbing to bears, DOGE ultimately ended up adding another extra zero to its price and was trading at $0.09602 at press time. Effectively, a crossover is considered to be more significant when it is accompanied by high trading volume. In Dogecoin’s case, that has not been the case. As illustrated below, the volume peaked in the October-November transition period and it quickly dropped after that. A similar uptick was registered during the latest month...