Polkadot (DOT) Revisits Long-Term $2 Accumulation Zone Amid Market Volatility

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Polkadot (DOT) returned to the $2 level on December 11, 2025, amid market volatility, a price range Egrag Crypto has labeled a long-term accumulation zone since 2022. The token saw a sharp intraday drop before stabilizing near this structural floor, which aligns with historical liquidity wicks and cycle-bottom patterns. Polkadot’s inclusion in the Bitwise index adds to the case for accumulation. Traders are now watching for support amid ongoing volatility.

According to Crypto.News, Polkadot (DOT) traded near $2 on December 11, 2025, returning to a price range identified by analyst Egrag Crypto as a long-term accumulation zone since 2022. The token experienced a sharp intraday drop before stabilizing around this level, which the analyst describes as a structural floor based on Wyckoff accumulation logic and Polkadot’s multi-chain role. Egrag Crypto noted that the price area aligns with historical liquidity wicks and potential cycle-bottom dynamics, while also citing Polkadot’s inclusion in the Bitwise index as a supporting factor for long-term accumulation. Market participants are now watching whether buyers will defend this range or if further downside is possible.

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