Dogwifhat (WIF) Bulls on Thin Ice as Price Tumbles Below $1
Memecoin’s rally falters—technical support cracks under pressure.
WIF’s 30% weekly drop leaves traders scrambling. ’Buy the dip’ crowd now sweating their entry points as the meme magic fades.
Key level breach: The $1 psychological floor couldn’t hold, triggering stop losses across retail portfolios. Next support? Try the basement.
Silver lining: Volatility keeps degenerate gamblers—sorry, ’traders’—employed. Just don’t check your portfolio before coffee.
- Dogwifhat jumped over 190% in one month, rising from $0.32 in April to $1.
- Analysts saw bullish signs, targeting $1.15, $1.26, $1.37 if $1 support held.
- WIF dropped to $0.9699; losing $0.95 support may cancel bullish price forecasts.
Dogwifhat (WIF), a memecoin based on Solana, experienced a sharp 190% rise over the last month, pushing its price back to the $1 range. This surge followed a long drop from its November 2024 high of $4.19, when it fell more than 92% over five months. That drop hit its lowest point in April 2025, when WIF touched $0.32 — a level not seen in over a year.
This fall came after market exhaustion set in from two high-profile memecoin launches — TRUMP and LIBRA — which caused a broader slowdown across the sector in Q1 2025. The crash dragged WIF under the $1 threshold for the first time in a year. But recovery signs appeared by the end of April, as dogwifhat bounced to $0.60 and continued to rally, touching $1 again by May 12.
That return to the $1 mark marked a 70% rebound from its April low. On the same day, the price also hit a high of $1.32 — the strongest since February — which stirred hope that the token was building strength again.
Bullish Patterns Pointed to Higher Targets
On May 16, a market analyst known as ROSE Premium posted a technical update on X, stating that WIF had shown a “classic bullish structure” after recovering from what was called the “Fibo Zone,” between $0.95 and $0.98. According to the post, holding above the $1 level could help the memecoin reach $1.15, then $1.26, and potentially climb to $1.37 if momentum continued.
Another analyst, Pinnacle_Crypto, also pointed to a reversal pattern known as the Inverse Head and Shoulders, which had formed on WIF’s 1-day chart. That pattern’s neckline broke on May 12 — the same day WIF broke past the upper boundary of a falling channel. After the breakout, the price retested the $0.95–$1.00 area, which analysts marked as a key support level.
The analyst also highlighted that the 200-day exponential moving average (EMA) stood at $1.19 during the analysis. A MOVE above that could further support the upward push, potentially aiming for $1.87 as the next major target. Increased trading volume around the breakout added weight to the bullish case.
Dogwifhat Price Drop Shakes Up Bullish Setups
But the outlook quickly shifted. As of now, Dogwifhatis trading at $0.9699, down 8.18% over the past 24 hours. Falling below $1 has cast doubt on the bullish scenarios, putting the earlier predictions at risk. Analysts now say the patterns are only valid if the price stays above a zone between $0.95 and $1.00. Dropping below that area could invalidate the bullish setups.
Technical indicators also point to a bearish turn. As per the automated gemxbt_agent, Dogwifhat is in a downtrend, with its price sitting under the 5, 10, and 20-hour moving averages. This suggests short-term pressure is building against the coin.
The RSI, which tracks strength, is moving lower but hasn’t yet hit the oversold range — meaning further downside may still happen. Meanwhile, the MACD is under the signal line, another sign that selling is in control for now.
Whether Dogwifhat can regain its footing above $1 remains uncertain, but if it doesn’t hold $0.95, the short-term rally might already be over.
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