The token trades near $0.74 after a 7.65% drop, struggling below $0.81 resistance. Analysts warn that failure to hold $0.72–$0.74 support could extend losses toward $0.66, confirming bearish continuation.
According to analyst, ye.koi, Dogwifhat (WIF/USDT) appears to be moving within a Wyckoff distribution structure, signaling that the token may be shifting from an accumulation phase into a markdown cycle.
The chart shows key technical points—Buying Climax (BC), Secondary Test (ST), and potential Upthrust (UTAD)—with repeated rejection near $1.03–$1.35. This area has acted as a supply zone where selling pressure has repeatedly halted upward movement.

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The analyst noted that the current trading range between $0.73 and $0.81 could represent the Last Point of Supply (LPSY) — a critical phase in the Wyckoff model that often precedes a larger downward leg. Repeated rejections from this zone, coupled with weakening momentum, suggest that sellers continue to dominate. If confirmed, the asset could drop to $0.69–$0.66, matching the Wyckoff “Phase D” markdown stage.
Volume data on the chart indicates weakening demand during recovery attempts and rising activity during declines. This pattern reflects a decline in buyer participation, while sellers continue to exert pressure. The analyst emphasized that unless bulls reclaim the $0.81 resistance with strong buying interest, the broader downtrend is likely to continue.
If Dogwifhat loses the $0.73–$0.74 support, the next key level lies near $0.53, a prior consolidation base. The Wyckoff distribution’s structure suggests that the token may continue forming lower highs before a potential breakdown, consistent with broader bearish momentum across altcoin markets.
Analyst Chris compared Dogwifhat with Galaxy Digital (GLXY) to illustrate the diverging performance between crypto equities and meme-based altcoins. Galaxy Digital’s stock price rose 8% to $42, supported by strong institutional inflows and growing investor confidence in regulated crypto firms. The surge in crypto-related equities indicates increased preference among investors for structured exposure through publicly traded entities, which are perceived as lower-risk alternatives to volatile digital tokens.
In contrast, WIF declined 4.58% to $0.766, extending its weekly weakness. Market data shows that sentiment toward speculative meme tokens has cooled amid increased capital rotation toward large-cap and regulated assets. This divergence reflects how institutional investors are allocating capital toward compliance-driven firms like Galaxy Digital, leaving retail-oriented tokens such as WIF more vulnerable to volatility and sharp price swings.
Dogwifhat has fallen 7.65% in the past 24 hours, now trading near $0.74 with a market capitalization of $740.6 million. The 24-hour trading volume stands at $261.2 million, showing continued participation despite declining prices. Intraday data between October 7 and 8, 2025, reveals that the asset opened near $0.78 before retreating to $0.72, followed by a minor recovery later in the session.

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The short-term structure shows heightened volatility, particularly in the early trading hours when strong selling pressure pushed the token below its 20-hour moving average. During the later part of the session, the price stabilized, forming a narrow consolidation zone around $0.74.
If the token holds above the $0.72–$0.74 support area, it could form a short-term base for recovery. However, a failure to maintain this level could accelerate losses toward $0.70, confirming further downside potential consistent with the ongoing Wyckoff markdown phase.


