Doge falls at 5-day low on Wednesday-market tactualizations
Doge falls at 5-day low on Wednesday-market tactualizations

Dogecoin slid to a five-day low on Wednesday, like the Meme Coin fell for a second session in a row. The movement caused prices to fall by over 5 % and approached an important price limit. Polygon also extended the recent declines and reached its weakest point since January 19th.
Dogecoins (Doge)
Dogecoin (Doge) fell to a five -day low on Wednesday, since the global market capitalization for cryptocurrencies today fell by up to 3 %.
After a low of $ 0.08919, Doge/USD fell to an intraday low of $ 0.08245
The movement led to Dogecoin reaching its lowest level since January 20, the last time when prices were traded at a floor of $ 0.080.

As can be seen from the chart, the decline took place when the 14-day relative strength index (RSI) collided with its own level of support at 55.00.
In addition, the sliding 10-day average (red) has now changed its direction and seems to be on downward course.
If this is done and leading to a crossover with the sliding 25-day average (blue), Doge will probably act below $ 0.080.
Vigoreck (Matic)
Polygon (Matic) was also in the minus on the humpback day, with the token moving down on the third day in a row.
MATIC/USD fell under the $ 1.00 mark in today's session, since prices fell to a low of $ 0.938.
similar to Dogecoin, today's decline in polygon has brought its weakest point since last Thursday when prices were traded at a floor of $ 0.940.

With a view to the diagram, the price strength also decreased, with the relative strength index (RSI) fell below a lower limit of 58.00
At the moment, the index is now 55.96, with a soil of 53.00 being the next possible destination for bears.
The bulls have so far rejected this increase, with Matic recovered from previous lows and is currently $ 0.9588 at the time of writing this article.
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