Dogecoin · Closed candles only

DOGE: Wyckoff markup — accumulation, distribution and phases

DOGE now: 1H — distribution, phase A; 4H — no range; 1D — no range.

Scanner snapshot: . Latest event: .

Latest available closed candles: 1H: ; 4H: ; 1D: .

Instrument panel

Event history over 30 days

Instrument rows: 12. Candle close time in MSK; UTC is available in the tooltip.

WhenTFEventPhaseOutcome
1HRange closedCinvalidation
1HUTADCinvalidation
1HTestCcancelled
1HUTADCcancelled
1HRange closedBinvalidation
1HUTADCcancelled
1HLPSDtarget reached
1HSOSDtarget reached
1HLPSCtarget reached
1HLPSDcancelled
1HLPSDcancelled
1HSOSDcancelled

Two-year statistics

Event types and timeframes are counted separately. n includes completed outcomes only; cancelled and waiting events are excluded. Shares are withheld when n < 20.

2024-10-01 — 2026-10-01. Using available scanner history; no observations does not mean zero probability.

TFTypenTargetInvalidationNo resultCancelled / waiting
1HSpring2524.0%60.0%16.0%6 / 0
1HUTAD2321.7%69.6%8.7%10 / 0
1HTest3333.3%0.0%66.7%4 / 0
1HLPS18Insufficient data11 / 0
1HLPSY1Insufficient data6 / 0
1HSOS5Insufficient data8 / 0
1HSOW1Insufficient data5 / 0
4HSpring4Insufficient data1 / 0
4HUTAD5Insufficient data0 / 0
4HTest7Insufficient data0 / 0
4HLPS3Insufficient data0 / 0
4HLPSY2Insufficient data0 / 0
4HSOS1Insufficient data0 / 0
4HSOW2Insufficient data0 / 0
1DSpring0Insufficient data1 / 0
1DUTAD2Insufficient data0 / 0
1DTest2Insufficient data0 / 0
1DLPS1Insufficient data0 / 0
1DLPSY1Insufficient data0 / 0
1DSOS0Insufficient data0 / 0
1DSOW1Insufficient data0 / 0

Reading DOGE markup

On the Dogecoin page, DOGE’s small nominal price is not interpreted as a small move. Display precision is configured for the instrument itself and boundaries belong to its actual candles. Position within the corridor is therefore more meaningful than comparing absolute changes with ETH. The hourly panel reveals short repeated approaches; four-hour candles combine completed hours, while daily structure is built separately. The scales are not added together into one overall signal.

For DOGE, distinguish a sudden widening of the candle from the resilience of the next close. A pronounced spike can be a climax or a false departure, and its label depends on the sequence rather than on visual impact. Dogecoin’s continuous market clock does not introduce a stock-exchange opening every Monday; Saturday observations are counted like other hours. Real feed volume is used only within this market. History helps establish whether a label remained valid after its parent was checked. For a small sample, the page does not present impressive percentages based on a few examples. A corridor ending without reaching the target remains a separate outcome even if price later moves in the anticipated direction. The distinction is essential when reviewing a rapid return rather than just the largest candle on screen.

What DOGE shows now: 1H — distribution, phase A; 4H — no range; 1D — no range. The Dogecoin archive has 12 rows over 30 days; 137 completions across separate two-year samples. These values belong to the verified server snapshot. Do not confuse the moment the page is received with the event moment; both dates appear beside the heading. A market without a working area normally reports no range. That state is not replaced with a neighbouring timeframe’s phase or the last successful historical drawing. Keeping the timestamps visible makes this distinction inspectable.

The DOGE chart lets you check the text directly against Dogecoin candles. It uses the scanner’s existing panel rather than a separate SEO model. Buttons change only the observation scale. A long wick and a close outside a boundary describe different price behaviour, while the event code depends on the full sequence. Parent cancellation remains relevant to dependent labels. Schematics explain the notation without inserting their fictional levels into the market chart.

DOGE statistics have a separate n for each code and scale. The three shares distinguish target completion, invalidation and completion without a result. Waiting observations are not yet included in the denominator; cancellation stays in history but is excluded as well. Below twenty Dogecoin completions, insufficient data replaces percentages. Another market’s sample does not enlarge this one. Several dependent events must not be read as independent promises of a return.

Dogecoin has real market volume from this feed, not the sum of arbitrary external venues. A DOGE example is best reviewed from a specific event through its subsequent candles. Date, scale and final evaluation make the Dogecoin observation reproducible. The Magnitude link depicts movement in another way, while the online chart supplies price context. Neither replaces scanner structure. Method and atlas links explain phase names; returning to the general table lets you compare instruments without mixing their statistics. The tool links retain the configured symbol rather than guessing a new source.

FAQ

Why does the DOGE phase differ between scales?

Each DOGE timeframe is marked independently using closed candles. Available scales are 1H, 4H, 1D. A missing structure is not copied from another scale.

What does DOGE volume mean?

This is real market volume from Dogecoin feed candles, not the combined activity of every external venue or network operation.

Why are DOGE event percentages missing?

Each event type and timeframe requires at least 20 completed outcomes. Waiting and cancelled observations are excluded from n; a smaller sample is labelled insufficient data.