DOGE...like many altcoins has gotten beaten up for weeks but over the weekend (unless you're living under a rock), crypto is having a bit of a renaissance, DOGE included. So we took a closer look at some basic levels following a Fib retracement plot and wouldn't you know it, some interesting levels have emerged. Namely the 786 fib has clearly been a sticky area (around $0.27-$0.29). Previously, it was an area of support following the monster breakout earlier this year but now appears to be an area of resistance. Since breaking below the 786 fib, DOGE has now tested this area to the upside twice and, so far, has gotten denied twice. But considering the excitement in crypto and bitcoin stocks chatter over the weekend, it could be something to pay attention to should the bullish sentiment remain in place heading into the week. Keep in mind, you've still got rumors floating about Amazon and it's supposed crypto link:
"Some penny stocks are on fire to start the week. That’s partially thanks to an upbeat sentiment in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Dogecoin right now. This past weekend, rumors emerged expressing Amazon (AMZN) would start accepting Bitcoin by the end of the year...Further rumors discussed that the company would develop its own currency by next year. According to an anonymous source talking to City A.M., 'This isn’t just going through the motions to set up cryptocurrency payment solutions at some point in the future—this is a full-on, well-discussed, integral part of the future mechanism of how Amazon will work.'...Rumors are still just that; rumors. But these were enough to give a hefty spike in Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum & other cryptocurrency prices. With that has come a slew of momentum into both tech and cryptocurrency penny stocks today...Discussed with Cinedigm Corporation (CCIDM), Bit Digital Inc. (BTBT), Hut 8 Mining (HUT), Exela Technolgies Inc. (XXELA), Vinco Ventures (NASDAQ:BBIG)
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