Dogecoin is showing fresh movement on chain and on the chart at the same time. Active addresses rose 36% to above 71,400, while DOGE also returned to a long term base zone on the weekly timeframe. Dogecoin active addresses jump 36% in a week Dogecoin network activity rose sharply over the past week, with active addresses climbing above 71,400, according to data shared by market analyst Ali Charts. The update points to a 36% increase in DOGE network participation compared with the prior week, based on Santiment data cited in the chart. Dogecoin Active Addresses. Source: Santiment via Ali Charts (X) The chart shows active Dogecoin addresses trending higher from late January into early February. After a brief dip around Jan. 25–26, activity began to rise steadily. By Feb. 1, the number of active addresses moved from the low 50,000s to above 71,400. This marks the strongest weekly expansion in address activity shown on the snapshot. The rise in active addresses signals heavier on chain usage over a short period. As activity increased day by day, the network recorded a clear acceleration in interactions rather than a single day spike. The move unfolded alongside renewed market attention on DOGE, as reflected by the rapid week over week change in address counts. Dogecoin weekly chart shows price returning to base Meanwhile, Dogecoin price moved back into a long-term base zone on the weekly chart, according to a TradingView snapshot shared by analyst Trader Tardigrade on X. The chart highlights DOGE revisiting a horizontal support band near the $0.10 area after a prolonged downtrend from the 2024 peak. The base zone appears as a repeated reaction area where price previously consolidated before earlier expansions. Dogecoin Weekly Chart. Source: Trader Tardigrade (X) The weekly structure shows DOGE falling from the 2024 high near the $0.45–$0.48 range, then grinding lower through a series of lower highs. As price approached the highlighted base, selling pressure eased and candles compressed near the same support band. This mirrors earlier periods on the chart where DOGE paused at similar levels before sharp directional moves followed. The latest touch of the base marks another test of long-term support on the weekly timeframe. The structure shows multiple historical reactions at this zone, with price repeatedly stabilizing after declines. The chart frames the current move as a return to a prior accumulation range rather than a single isolated dip.
