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The Dogecoin price is at a significant decision point on the chart, and according to a new analysis posted on TradingView, the next move could be explosive. The popular token is trading above a key support area that it has repeatedly tested. If buyers continue to defend this structure, the top memecoin has room to rally higher. However, if the support fails, the bullish outlook could fade rapidly, leaving Dogecoin vulnerable to a deeper pullback.  Dogecoin Price Holds Critical 0.5 Fibonacci Support According to the TradingView analyst, Dogecoin is consolidating just above the $0.214 level, which matches the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement and the ascending trendline support. The analyst described this support as a “make-or-break” zone for the Dogecoin price. If bulls can keep the price steady here, it may give them the strength to push higher. Related Reading: Crypto Adviser For The Ultra Wealthy Tells XRP Investors What To Do As Coins Turn To Real Money The 0.214 area is essential as it combines two key supports simultaneously: the Fibonacci 0.5 level and the rising trendline. According to the analyst, this means buyers must hold firm to keep control. The Stoch RSI indicator is also resetting in the middle zone, which shows the market has room for momentum in either direction. In simple terms, it signals that a bigger move could be coming soon, depending on whether buyers or sellers take control first. This zone is now watched closely by traders. Holding above it suggests that buyers are still in charge. Falling below it, however, would open the door for a deeper test of lower levels. Bounce Could Target $0.278, Breakdown Risks $0.197 The analyst notes that if bulls succeed in defending the 0.214 level, Dogecoin could bounce toward the $0.278 resistance zone. This level they described as a central horizontal supply zone, where sellers may attempt to halt the rally. Breaking past it would confirm strength from buyers and could drive fresh momentum into the market. Related Reading: Analyst Forecasts Bitcoin Price Will Break This Support Level, Can $100,000 Hold? The analyst cautions about the risks at play here. If the structure fails and price breaks down from the 0.214 area, the next necessary support lies near $0.197, known as the golden pocket. Falling under this level would cancel the bullish outlook and push the price toward the deeper retracement zone at $0.173. The analyst says that Dogecoin’s next direction depends on how the price reacts at this level. Bulls need to hold their ground if they want to trigger a run toward higher levels. Sellers, on the other hand, are waiting for any sign of weakness to lower prices. At this stage, Dogecoin stands at a decisive crossroads. Market watchers are keeping a close eye to see whether bulls can protect the structure and ignite the bounce toward higher resistance, or if sellers will seize control instead. Featured image from DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin could see its first meaningful turn higher around September 13, according to crypto analyst VisionPulsed, who argues the current drawdown fits a post-halving template in which markets remain weak until roughly 510–511 days after Bitcoin’s supply cut before staging a final run. In a video published on September 1, he told viewers, “I would argue starting around September 13th, the selling may subside… 511 days post halving last cycle, we were already going back up. 511 days post halving the cycle before that we were already going back up.” Dogecoin Pain May End September 13 The analyst frames the present weakness as part of a longer, slower cycle characterized by extended ranges rather than deeper collapses. “Unfortunately, we’re still going down,” he said, adding that in this cycle “the corrections have been longer… every time we go sideways, it’s forever.” He points to historical windows of September weakness—citing September 2–26 in 2021 and a shorter November dip in 2017—as signposts that align, by coincidence or causality, with the post-halving rhythm he tracks. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Risks Crash Below $0.1, But Can Bulls Facilitate This 800% Rally To $1.82 First? VisionPulsed’s timing call is backed by the liquidity gauge M2, which he contends continues to correlate with crypto leadership even as that leadership rotates between assets. “Some people are saying the M2 doesn’t work anymore. I would disagree,” he said. In his view, the indicator “followed Solana basically to the tee” in 2023, then tracked Bitcoin, and more recently has matched flows into Ethereum and BNB as Bitcoin dominance fades. “Let’s not pretend BNB is not going up with the liquidity,” he said, while conceding, “I’m not going to sit here telling you that I know exactly where the liquidity is going to go next… I don’t know.” That leadership rotation, he argues, helps explain why some large-cap tokens lag. “Maybe our coins are not getting affected by the liquidity ’cause our coins are rubbish,” he said. He suggested that assets which already printed cycle-highs may see limited additional upside, extending the same logic to Bitcoin by arguing its ultimate peak may be closer than many expect: “Maybe it’s $140,000. Maybe it’s $130,000. It’s not going to $200,000.” He also claimed that XRP’s structure shows prior all-time highs on his charts, adding that it has not been participating in the latest liquidity impulse. Related Reading: Biggest Dogecoin Cycle Explosion Looms If This Trigger Fires: Analyst For Dogecoin specifically, the analyst’s base case is that it remains down the market-cap leaderboard and has yet to benefit from the liquidity rotation that favored Bitcoin first, then Ethereum and BNB, with “slight” spillover to Solana. He cautioned that a broader “altseason” remains contingent on traditional risk appetite, pointing to the Russell 2000’s inability to break to new highs. “Until we have that present, I really wouldn’t be looking for an alt season,” he said, quantifying the lag between prior halvings and a confirmed small-cap equities breakout as roughly 18 days, then 123 days, then 190 days—versus more than 480 days without such a breakout in the current cycle. “Yes, this is the worst market cycle to date,” he said. “There’s no question. But that doesn’t mean it has to not happen. It just might be taking longer than we might have wanted it to.” While he pins September 13 as the earliest window for relief, VisionPulsed warned that the subsequent liquidity setup is noisier. He highlighted a zone from roughly September 14 to October 24 in which his M2 gauge tends to get “wonky,” noting that previous instances still allowed for a final all-time-high push even as the underlying measure wavered. “Will we go up for a top or will we just be bearish forever and ever? We’re going to find out together,” he said. For now, he concluded, “we are still bearish as of now,” emphasizing that the thesis is probabilistic and time-dependent rather than a guarantee. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.21. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

New technical analysis suggests that the Dogecoin price is teetering at a pivotal point that could dictate its trajectory for the coming months. According to a crypto analyst, the meme coin faces two stark possibilities: a massive bullish breakout that could catapult DOGE by 800% to a new peak of $1.82, followed by a potential crash that may drag the meme coin’s value below $0.1.  Dogecoin Price To See Massive Rally Before Crash In an August 31 post on X social media, crypto analyst KrissPax announced that Dogecoin may be on the verge of a dramatic rally if historical price action and Fibonacci Extensions play out. He projected that DOGE could trade up to the 2.618 Fibonacci level this fall, which aligns with the $1.82 price mark. Such a bullish move would represent a remarkable 800% gain from the meme coin’s current value of roughly $0.218.  Related Reading: Pundit Reveals Catalysts That Will Drive Dogecoin Price 150% To $0.55 KrissPax shared a chart showing multiple accumulation zones where Dogecoin held firm despite broader market corrections, indicating that long-term holders could be reinforcing price stability. Although the outlook points to an explosive upside potential for DOGE, the analyst also warned that a looming bearish scenario is still in play.  Based on the chart’s trajectory, once Dogecoin hits the projected $1.82 all-time high, the meme coin could experience a steep crash toward $0.09 (0.236 Fibonacci retracement), revisiting its weakest levels since 2023. KrissPax referred to this zone as a “gift” in his chart, suggesting it may offer a chance to accumulate at lower prices.  With the price now hovering near key resistance, Dogecoin appears to be approaching a decisive moment that could determine its next target. For investors, this presents a classic high-risk, high-reward setup that could offer strong gains to early accumulation ahead of a breakout or deliver significant losses if bearish pressure sends the meme coin plummeting.  Moving forward, KrissPax indicated that Dogecoin’s current low price, relative to its previous peaks, could be an opportunity for traders to add to their portfolios. He warns that hesitating to buy at discounted levels could result in being left out when DOGE begins another steep climb.  $0.23 Identified As Key Breakout Threshold In a separate X post, crypto market expert Ali Martinez shared his latest Dogecoin analysis, taking a more bullish stand. He pointed to a symmetrical triangle pattern forming on the Dogecoin 4-hour chart, where price action has been consolidating between tightening support and resistance lines. Based on his analysis, this type of formation often signals an impending breakout, with the direction ultimately determined by which boundary the pattern is breached.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Is Ready To Launch 100%+ With This Swing Move Martinez has identified $0.23 as the critical level to watch. If Dogecoin breaks above this threshold with convincing volume, it could trigger a fresh bullish rally toward higher resistance levels at $0.25, $0.28, and potentially $0.30. The analyst’s chart projection outlines a step-like ascent once the breakout is confirmed, suggesting a sustainable rally rather than an immediate spike. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Crypto analyst Unichartz has highlighted a Dogecoin squeeze that could spark the next massive move to the upside for the meme coin. This comes amid a broader crypto market crash, which has also led to a decline for the foremost meme coin.  Dogecoin Showing A Promising Structure In a TradingView post, Unichartz declared that a Dogecoin squeeze is incoming. He noted that the meme coin is currently showing a promising structure as it trades within a rising wedge formation. The analyst added that the DOGE price is holding above a rising support line, which it has respected multiple times, indicating a sign of bullish intent from buyers.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Is Ready To Launch 100%+ With This Swing Move His accompanying chart showed that this Dogecoin squeeze could lead to a rally to the psychological $0.3 level. If that happens, it will mark the first time DOGE reaches this level since a multi-year high of around $0.48 in 2024. It will also mark a 2025 high for the meme coin, with its current high at around $0.28.  Unichartz revealed that a descending resistance line and a key horizontal supply zone at around $0.28 are acting as a strong barrier for the meme coin. He remarked that DOGE will need to flip this confluence zone cleanly for it to see a breakout and push higher. In the meantime, the meme coin continues to decline alongside the broader crypto market.  Dogecoin has dropped from a recent high of around $0.24 and is down over 8% in the last seven days. This has occurred thanks to the massive drop in the Bitcoin price, with the flagship crypto on a downtrend since it reached a new all-time high (ATH) of $124,000 two weeks ago. The Goal Is For DOGE’s Stoch RSI To Cross The 20 Level In an X post, crypto analyst Kevin Capital said that the goal is for Dogecoin’s Stochastic Relative Strength Index (Stoch RSI) to cross the 20 level and show a follow-through. He explained that anything below that level is a sign of weak momentum. This technical indicator is currently crossing to the upside and is at the 13 level.   Related Reading: Alphractal Says Resilient Dogecoin Metrics Could Lead To Price Breakout This is significant, as Kevin noted that monthly Stoch RSI crosses on Dogecoin, outside of the bear market, and, along with an uptrending monthly RSI, ultimately lead to massive rallies. He further remarked that DOGE’s biggest move of the cycle is likely if Bitcoin can move higher and Ethereum ultimately enters into price discovery with a dropping BTC dominance. The analyst added that DOGE just needs a little more time for BTC and the macro to support this move. At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.21, down almost 2% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Raoul Pal says two of crypto’s most-watched legacy altcoins—XRP and Dogecoin—are coiling for their next act. In a new X thread framed as “the Crypto Waiting Room,” the Real Vision and GMI co-founder argues that a broad swath of the market is consolidating before another leg higher, with capital already “full ported” into Ethereum and rotation risk building for assets lower down the stack. XRP And Dogecoin Are In The ‘Waiting Room’ “Let’s talk about the Crypto Waiting Room… many key parts of the crypto ecosystem are in the waiting room ready to launch,” Pal wrote, opening a chart-dense series that he says draws on Global Macro Investor’s probabilistic framework. He placed Total3—the market excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum—“ready to launch from the waiting room,” while stressing that “OTHERS (Outside of Top 10… purest form of Alts season where all shit rises) [is] still in the waiting room but longer to launch.” Related Reading: XRP Holds Golden Retrace At $2.90: Wave 3 Breakout To $5.4 In Sight He added, “ETH… Full Port. SOL… next to leave the waiting room… Sui in the waiting room, will follow SOL.” He was explicit on the two crowd favorites: “DOGE – in the waiting room. Will full port when OTHERS does…” and “XRP… in the process of Full Porting…” Pal’s “waiting room” metaphor is shorthand for a market structure he says rhymes with past cycles: liquidity first concentrates in the highest-quality, most institutionally accepted assets, then rotates down the risk curve as momentum broadens. “People need to learn patience. The path is clear… but never, ever expect tick for tick perfection. It’s the pattern that counts,” he cautioned with regards to the infamous M2 money supply chart, emphasizing that GMI’s approach is to seek “rhythm and rhymes of markets” rather than one-for-one chart overlays. “As ever, at GMI we are working with probabilistic frameworks and contextualisation… we use a framework of around 1,000 key charts which we then simplify and simplify.” The macro pillar of the thesis is liquidity. “The rate of change is only going to rise in the key metric of Total Global Liquidity… US, EU, China and Japan all need to roll debts,” Pal wrote, calling that confluence “an absurdly bullish backdrop, along with the reg changes, DAT’s and sovereign accumulation along with Wall Street acceptance.” In his timeline, the current crypto cycle “extends into Q1 2026 and possibly Q2 2026 due to slow business cycle forcing more liquidity for longer.” Or, as he put it more colloquially: “wen banana? We’ve been in it since Aug 2024 and the acceleration phase lies ahead.” Technically, the “waiting room” framing aligns with what long-horizon charts of XRP and Dogecoin have been telegraphing. Multi-year weekly structures on both assets show a repeating cadence of broad, descending consolidations that ultimately resolve into impulsive upside, followed by new, tighter coils beneath prior cycle highs. Related Reading: XRP Whales Unload Massive Bags: Distribution Or Trap? The current phase features exactly that kind of triangular compression: XRP’s post-spring surge has bled into a small symmetrical triangle under its 2025 peak, while Dogecoin’s 2021–2024 falling channel gave way to a higher base that is now narrowing into a wedge. Pal’s point is not that breakouts are guaranteed or imminent on a given candle, but that the setup is consistent with earlier “pre-rotation” conditions. The investor also invoked cycle analogs without over-promising precision. “And it looks similar to 2017…” he noted, before repeating that GMI is “not looking for perfect matches.” The probabilistic takeaway, he said, is that the market remains in an expansionary regime, with breadth likely to improve as non-BTC/ETH segments clear their bases. “The only question is… will your bags go up or do you have the wrong allocation? That is up to you my friends. Buy the ticket, take the ride.” At press time, XRP traded at $2.84. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

After the market crash, the Dogecoin price suffered a decline to $0.2, which presented as a perfect opportunity for whales to get back in action. With the momentum rising for the meme coin, there are a number of factors that have been presented that suggest the price could more than double soon. Pseudonymous crypto analyst ProjectSyndicate highlights these catalysts in an analysis, showing what will drive the Dogecoin price to new yearly peaks. But First, A Retest Of The Reload Zone? Just like other digital assets in the space, Dogecoin features a low reload zone with lots of support that the price could retest before moving upward. In this case, the reload zone lies as low as $0.15, meaning that a failure to continue the uptrend could lead to a retest of this zone. Related Reading: XRP Price Holds Macro Consolidation Zone, Wave 3 Surge Could Send Price To $5 So far, the Dogecoin price has managed to escape testing this zone as the bulls continue to hold support. Initial support featured heavily above the $0.22 level. However, as bears have put pressure on this level with notable sell-offs, support above $0.2 remains the major zone. As the crypto analyst explains, the $0.15-$016 zone is the bottom of the Dogecoin accumulation range. It means that a breakdown from here would likely touch this level, making it the ideal spot to start getting into position before the Dogecoin price takes off again. Catalysts To Drive Dogecoin Price To New Peaks Outside of the reload zone, there are a number of factors that have positioned Dogecoin for a possible strong bullish move. The first here is the accumulation that has followed the price correction. So far, whales have been buying DOGE, marked by major withdrawals from exchanges. Another catalyst is the expectation of a Dogecoin ETF. So far, multiple firms have filed for a Dogecoin ETF, but none have been approved as the SEC continues to postpone its decision. But if an approval does come through, then the significant institutional inflow could drive the price higher. Related Reading: XRP Holds Golden Retrace At $2.90: Wave 3 Breakout To $5.4 In Sight The analyst also points to the DogeOS launch that allows Dogecoin users to take advantage of decentralized finance on the Ethereum network. This is another utility that has boosted Dogecoin’s popularity among investors and could help to prop up its price. On the technical side, the Dogecoin price is also throwing out bullish prospects, with a Golden Cross forming after the 50-Day Moving Average crossed the 200-Day Moving Average. Golden Crosses have often preceded strong bullish moves, and this time is expected to be no different. From here, the Dogecoin price simply has to hold above $0.15-$0.16, even in the case of a crash. If bulls can maintain this level, then the analyst expects price to reclaim $0.25, with the possibility of further upside to $0.34-$0.40, before expanding toward $0.55. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

The higher-timeframe momentum gauges for Dogecoin are quietly resetting, and two widely followed chartists say the setup that preceded DOGE’s biggest advances is close to reappearing. In a new monthly chart, Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) stacks three market cycles and highlights a repeating structure: long, descending consolidations that resolve into impulsive breakouts, followed by measured Fibonacci 1.618 extension targets penciled far above the range. One Trigger Could Ignite Dogecoin’s Cycle Surge The present cycle has already cleared its multi-month falling wedge on the 1-month chart and, critically, completed a clean throwback: price pushed through the descending trendline, retested it from above, and turned higher, converting former resistance into support. On Kevin’s canvas, DOGE trades in the ~$0.23 area on the monthly scale, sitting beneath layered horizontal supply bands but above the wedge ceiling that capped it through the consolidation. Related Reading: Dogecoin Crash Incoming? Analyst Warns Bulls Are Out Of Time Momentum is the hinge of Kevin’s thesis. “Anytime we saw Monthly Stoch RSI crosses on #ogecoin outside of the bear market along with an uptrending Monthly RSI ultimately lead to massive rallies to the upside,” he writes. He adds that “the goal is to get the StochRSI to cross the 20 level and show follow through as anything below that level is a sign of weak momentum. Currently crossing to the upside and at the 13 level.” His lower panel draws a rising diagonal on the 1-month RSI—explicitly labeled “Higher Lows on 1M RSI”—to underscore that longer-term momentum troughs have been stepping up even as price coiled inside the wedge. Kevin also reiterates the inter-market backdrop he’s watching: “If BTC can move higher and not putter out on us and we ultimately get ETH into price discovery with a dropping BTC Dominance then like I have said before DOGE’s biggest move of the cycle is likely. Just need a little more time and for BTC and the macro to support the move. That’s the reality not engagement farming hopium.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Stalls Near $0.22: Analysts Say a Major Breakout Pattern Could Be Forming With the structural breakout and retest in hand, the remaining confirmation on his checklist is mechanical—see the monthly StochRSI reclaim and hold above 20 while the monthly RSI preserves its pattern of higher lows. On targets, Kevin has previously mapped an aggressive trio of Fibonacci extensions above the last cycle’s peak: 1.618 at $3.97, 1.65 at $4.33, and 1.703 at $5.00. In prior cycles on the same template, wedge resolutions were followed by vertical expansion toward comparable 1.618 objectives; these three levels now serve as forward waypoints should trend acceleration resume. Ichimoku Cloud Analysis For DOGE A complementary, mid-cycle lens from Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow) uses 2-week candles with Ichimoku Cloud to track the transition. “It’s doing more or less what I thought it would do from 2 months ago,” he notes, “where it bounced off the cloud, reclaiming Tenkan (blue line) as support, and is trying to launch itself above the green Ichimoku cloud on the right.” In Ichimoku terms, that sequence—cloud bounce, Tenkan regain, then an attempt to clear the top of the forward green cloud—aligns with a shift from corrective to trending conditions on the 2-week timeframe and dovetails with Kevin’s higher-timeframe momentum trigger. Taken together, the two studies narrow the focus to a clear condition set. Tactically, the 2-week chart is pressing the cloud top after reclaiming the Tenkan as support. And cyclically, the 1-month StochRSI is curling up from ~13 toward the threshold Kevin considers decisive at 20 while the 1-month RSI maintains a series of higher lows. If those momentum thresholds are secured against a supportive majors tape—firmer BTC, ETH in discovery, and declining BTC dominance—the Fibonacci extensions at $3.97, $4.33, and $5.00 could be DOGE’s price targets for this cycle. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.223. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin’s near-term uptrend may be running on fumes, with crypto analyst Kevin (Kev Capital TA) warning that a breakdown is already in motion and that the memecoin’s bull case now hinges on a thin band of support around $0.20. In a late-August 25 livestream, Kevin argued that DOGE’s structure has deteriorated into a classic post-rally trap while its fate remains tethered to Bitcoin’s next move. Dogecoin Bulls Cornered “This chart’s not really in control of its own destiny. It’s going to follow what Bitcoin and ETH do, mainly Bitcoin,” he said, adding that the setup turning heads on his screen was a “symmetrical triangle pattern… which is not bullish after an up move. It’s bearish. It’s typically [going to] break down,” a process he said appeared to be underway during the stream. The levels, in his view, are now brutally simple. On the top side, the “major level… remains the same,” with the golden-pocket resistance still parked at $0.285–$0.261. That band has capped impulse attempts since Q1 and, alongside higher Fibonacci checkpoints—0.703 at ~$0.329 and 0.786 at ~$0.413—defines the ceiling that bulls have repeatedly failed to clear with authority. Related Reading: Dogecoin Stalls Near $0.22: Analysts Say a Major Breakout Pattern Could Be Forming On the downside, Kevin marked $0.195–$0.189 as “a major support zone,” aligning the 0.5 Fib around ~$0.189 with DOGE’s trend MAs. “You’re even in support right now via the 100 EMA and daily 200 EMA,” he noted, while pointing to the 200-day SMA near ~$0.198 and a rising channel that has seen “multiple taps to the high and the low.” Lose that $0.19–$0.20 cluster, he warned, and the path of least resistance shifts quickly lower: “If Dogecoin loses that, very likely [it’s] coming back down to the trend line… anywhere from 16 cents,” with deeper legacy supports around $0.147, $0.137, and “the $0.14–$0.127 zone” described as the “big big support.” In other words, the “crash” risk Kevin is flagging is less about sensational downside targets and more about the mechanical nature of DOGE’s structure if $0.19 gives way: a vacuum to the channel base near $0.16 first, then prior demand shelves if momentum accelerates. Related Reading: Dogecoin About To Explode? On-Chain Models Hint At A Massive Rally Context matters, and Kevin stressed that DOGE beta is overwhelmingly macro-driven inside crypto. When Bitcoin rallies while Bitcoin dominance falls, DOGE can rip—“Dogecoin had a phenomenal day” on a recent Friday, he said, citing a roughly 11–12% surge when BTC rose ~3.5% and dominance slid more than 0.7%. But “if ETH is outperforming and it’s in ETH season, you’re not going to get massive Dogecoin performance,” he cautioned, explaining much of DOGE’s relative lethargy while Ethereum-linked majors and ETH-beta names have led flows for months. Kevin’s tactical roadmap is therefore stark. First, respect the $0.195–$0.189 shelf as the line between a controlled pullback and a disorderly trendline test. Second, accept that the upside will likely remain capped beneath $0.285–$0.261 until Bitcoin resolves higher and dominance sustainably bleeds. Third, avoid the classic liquidity trap of buying emotional spikes into resistance. “Don’t buy altcoins at the highs,” he said. “Allocate into ones that are at major support,” and do it in small, risk-aware increments rather than overextending into weakness. The analyst’s bottom line for Dogecoin is blunt and time-sensitive. The post-rally triangle has already begun to fracture; the $0.19–$0.20 belt is “the lifeline.” Hold it and DOGE can stabilize inside its rising channel while it waits for a friendlier Bitcoin-led tape. Lose it, and “a crash” in Kevin’s definition—an accelerated move toward ~$0.16 and, if pressure persists, the mid-teens support stack—is the next chapter. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.21. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin (DOGE) is trading near $0.22, caught in a tightening range that has traders eyeing a potential breakout. The memecoin dipped 5% over the past 24 hours, holding flat on the weekly chart, while trading volume crossed $3 billion. Related Reading: Here’s What Powell’s Possible Rate Cuts Could Mean For The Shiba Inu Price On the 4-hour chart, DOGE has formed a symmetrical triangle pattern, a technical setup often signaling an explosive move once price escapes the structure. Analyst Ali Martinez noted that the asset is nearing the lower boundary of this formation. He suggested that “one last dip before the breakout” may occur, with support at $0.22 and resistance at $0.24–$0.25. A push above this resistance could target $0.26, $0.28, and $0.31, while a breakdown below $0.22 risks testing $0.21 and $0.19. Analysts See a Dogecoin (DOGE) Breakout Potential Trader Tardigrade applied Elliott Wave Theory, identifying DOGE in the final leg of a correction that typically precedes a strong motive wave. This pattern has historically led to trend continuation, raising expectations of a rebound toward $0.30 or higher if buyers reclaim control. Meanwhile, chart analyst Umair emphasized the $0.25 level as a crucial pivot. According to him, “recovering this will lead to 31c,” while failure to hold could drag DOGE back toward $0.1949. DOGE's price records major losses on the daily chart. Source: DOGEUSD on Tradingview Technical indicators also reflect this uncertainty. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits near 57, suggesting balanced momentum without overbought pressure. Price remains squeezed between a rising trendline and horizontal resistance, awaiting confirmation of direction. Market Sentiment and Catalysts Market sentiment around Dogecoin is mixed. Data from MarketProphit shows cautious optimism among traders, though broader models remain reserved. External factors are also adding intrigue: the Federal Reserve’s softer stance on crypto banking has boosted sector sentiment, while Thumzup’s $50M acquisition of Dogehash positions the company as the largest Dogecoin mining operator to date. On lower timeframes, analysts have also flagged a potential 2-hour bull flag pattern, though its validation depends on DOGE’s ability to close back within the flag zone. If confirmed, this could strengthen the bullish case for a rally beyond $0.25. Related Reading: This Week In XRP: Ripple CTO Set To Announce Important Update For now, Dogecoin is at a crossroads. With price consolidating tightly near support and resistance, traders are preparing for a decisive move that could set the tone for the coming weeks. Cover image from ChatGPT, DOGEUSD chart from Tradingview

The Dogecoin price has been somewhat inconsistent over the past few weeks, mirroring the indecisiveness of investors in the general cryptocurrency market. This instability was on display in the past week when the price of DOGE fell from $0.24 to as low as $0.21 on Friday, August 22. On Friday, the Dogecoin price briefly returned to above $0.24, triggered by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at Jackson Hole. However, the latest price data shows that the meme coin might only be at the beginning of an extended rally over the next few weeks. DOGE Price Set For A Move To $0.3 – Analyst In an August 23 post on social media platform X, crypto analyst Ali Martinez put forward a bullish prediction for the price of Dogecoin in the coming weeks. The online pundit shared that the largest meme coin by market capitalization could be on the verge of a 30% move to the upside. Related Reading: Analyst Predicts What Will Happen When XRP Price Hits $4, $10, $100, And $1,000 This optimistic projection revolves around the formation of a symmetrical triangle pattern on the 4-hour timeframe of the Dogecoin price chart. The symmetrical triangle is a technical analysis pattern characterized by a diagonally falling upper trendline (connecting the swing highs) and a diagonally rising lower trendline (along the swing lows). The token’s price typically constricts and moves toward the apex in a symmetrical triangle pattern. In the end, the price either breaches the upper trendline for a breakout or the lower trendline forming a breakdown. Depending on the direction of the break (breakout or breakdown), the symmetrical triangle formation could be seen as a continuation or reversal pattern. It is worth mentioning that symmetrical triangles tend to be continuation break patterns, as the asset’s price usually breaks in the initial trend direction before falling into the triangle pattern. Going by this logic, Martinez suggested that the Dogecoin price is likely to continue its uptrend after breaking out of the current setup. If the price of DOGE plays out as projected, the crypto analyst expects the meme coin to move toward the $0.3 mark—representing a 30% move from the current price point. The price target is determined by adding the length of the widest point of the triangle (or base) to the breakout point. Nevertheless, investors have to wait for the close of at least two candlesticks above the triangle’s upper boundary to confirm a bullish breakout.  Dogecoin Price At A Glance As of this writing, the price of DOGE stands at around $0.2366, reflecting an almost 1% decline in the past 24 hours. Related Reading: Bitcoin Holds Strong In ‘Wall Of Worry’, Path To $183,000 Remains Open – Analyst Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView

Dogecoin (DOGE) is again drawing attention with new analysis from an investment data analysis platform, Alphractal points to strengthening network metrics that could pave the way for a significant price breakout. With miners driving hash rate levels toward record highs and long-term valuation models signaling room for growth, the popular meme coin appears to be building a solid base for its next potential move higher. Dogecoin Market Metrics To Spark Breakout In an X social media post on Thursday, Alphractal highlighted that Dogecoin’s underlying blockchain strength may set the stage for a potential breakout. Despite being one of the most volatile assets in the crypto market, Dogecoin’s mining network continues to showcase resilience, with hash rate activity trending toward record highs.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Targets $1.25, But This 170% Move Is The Start The latest data shows that Dogecoin’s mean hash rate has steadily climbed since 2020, closely mirroring its price growth, and signaling that miner commitment has persisted and intensified even during long consolidations. This level of mining participation demonstrates miners’ continued confidence and reflects the DOGE network’s growing robustness. With hash rate trending near its highest historical levels, the meme coin’s security and transaction reliability remain well-supported, mitigating concerns over structural weakness.  At the core of Alphractal’s analysis is its newly developed Network Stress Index, a metric designed to gauge blockchain health by combining multiple key stress indicators. Higher readings on the stress index typically point to turbulence or instability, while lower values reflect a balanced and secure network environment. Recent readings show that Dogecoin’s network is currently stable, with no immediate signs of systemic stress, opening the door for potential upward momentum. The resilience of Dogecoin’s network metrics may also play a key role as it continues trading around what Alphractal calls the True Market Mean Price. As DOGE consolidates within this range, a strong foundation is being built for a potential breakout that could drive the meme coin toward its next major price milestone.  Alpha Price And CVDD Highlight DOGE’s Long-Term Upside Beyond network resilience and hash rates, Alphractal’s models, such as the Alpha Price and the Cumulative Value Days Destroyed (CVDD), provide deeper insights into Dogecoin’s valuation potential. The Alpha Price acts as a sentiment-driven gravitational model, capturing where the asset should trade relative to broader psychological and technical conditions. Related Reading: Dogecoin Open Interest Remains Above $3 Billion, Can Bulls Take Control? Historical alignment between Dogecoin’s market price and the Alpha Price suggests that this model often serves as a reliable compass during rallies and corrections. Meanwhile, the CVDD model has been one of the most accurate indicators for identifying long-term tops and bottoms in UTXO-based blockchains like Dogecoin, Bitcoin, and Litecoin.  According to Alphractal, current CVDD readings for Dogecoin highlight how the price is consolidating between the lower and upper bands, mirroring patterns seen ahead of previous major rallies. The analysis reports that the CVDD top currently sits at around $0.54, but this threshold could rise as dormant coins begin moving back into circulation. This dynamic is expected to drive the DOGE price to $1, particularly if heightened network activity sparks a new wave of speculative demand. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

An emerging set of on-chain and market structure signals suggests Dogecoin could be coiling for a fresh advance, according to analytics platform Alphractal, which published a new chart pack and methodology notes on X on August 21. The firm argues that miner resilience, a stable “Network Stress Index,” and model-derived bands such as Alpha Price and CVDD have lined up in a way that historically preceded major DOGE trend accelerations. $1 Dogecoin Back In Play? “Dogecoin’s miners remain incredibly resilient, with hash rate activity pushing toward record highs,” Alphractal wrote, before posing the core question animating its latest study: “Could trading around True Market Mean Price and models like Alpha Price and CVDD pave the way for a potential new all-time high in DOGE?” At the foundation of the call is a composite gauge the firm calls the Network Stress Index. It blends three dimensions of chain health and pressure—“Fee Stress (fees / market cap – 40% weight), Hash Stress (30-day hash rate volatility – 30% weight), [and] Supply Stress (7-day active supply volatility – 30% weight).” Related Reading: Dogecoin Targets $1.25, But This 170% Move Is The Start As Alphractal summarizes the read-through: “Higher values suggest potential instability or major transitions. Lower values reflect a balanced network across economic, security, and activity dimensions.” In the current regime, the firm says the indicator “signals stability — showing no warning signs of network risk.” Beyond raw network conditions, Alphractal overlays two valuation and cycle tools it says have been reliable for UTXO chains such as DOGE, Bitcoin and Litecoin. “Our Alpha Price model works like a magnetic force for sentiment,” the firm noted, describing a behavioral anchor that price tends to respect over time. It pairs that with an adjusted version of Cumulative Value Days Destroyed (CVDD), a metric that tracks the age-weighted value of coins moving on-chain. “Our advanced CVDD adjustment has proven to be one of the most accurate tools for identifying tops and bottoms in UTXO blockchains like DOGE, BTC, and LTC,” Alphractal wrote. Where those models sit today is central to the thesis. “Currently, the CVDD Top sits at $0.54, but it can climb higher as dormant Dogecoins move — potentially pushing targets above $1,” the post states. The implication is explicitly conditional: if a rally entices long-inactive supply to circulate, the top band would ratchet upward, turning $0.54 from a ceiling into what Alphractal calls “just the starting floor, with euphoric network activity driving further upside.” The firm frames miner posture as a reinforcing pillar. With hash rate activity “pushing toward record highs,” the view is that security spend and miner participation leave the network well positioned “for a surge in global demand.” That strength, together with price action clustering near what Alphractal labels True Market Mean Price, is presented as the setup phase that has preceded prior Dogecoin expansions on the attached Network Stress, Alpha Price, and CVDD charts dated August 21. Related Reading: Dogecoin Bull Run Over? Don’t Bet Against This Chart, Says Analyst Even so, the message is not unqualifiedly bullish. Alphractal closes with a risk caveat tailored to crypto’s current market microstructure: “This opportunity may be sustainable… Still, with leverage building across crypto markets, traders must remain cautious of sudden traps and mass liquidations as DOGE gains momentum.” In other words, while the model complex sketches a constructive backdrop, positioning and derivatives dynamics could inject sharp downside shocks along the path. Taken together, Alphractal’s work posits a simple, testable roadmap: a stable network, resilient miners, and price hewing to historically meaningful on-chain bands create room for upside, with the CVDD “Top” currently marked at $0.54 and mechanically capable of rising toward and “above $1” if dormant supply awakens. Whether Dogecoin converts that setup into a full breakout will hinge on the interplay between organic spot demand and a leveraged market prone to abrupt squeezes in both directions. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.218. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Dogecoin question of the summer—whether the crash is finally over—met a hard-edged reality check in crypto analyst VisionPulsed’s August 20 video analysis. Stripping away “bullish propaganda,” he argued that Dogecoin will not meaningfully trend until two outside markers flip decisively risk-on: Ethereum crossing its all-time high and the Russell 2000 clearing its own peak. “We’re bearish until the Russell breaks the high and we’re bearish until ETH breaks the high,” he said, adding that the absence of those breakouts explains why familiar cycle cues have failed to ignite altcoins this time. Is The Dogecoin Crash Over? VisionPulsed opened with deliberate satire—“daily dose of bearish because it’s always bearish forever and ever”—but moved quickly to the data. He noted Dogecoin has printed higher lows and higher highs since October 2023, yet the tape has been locked in drift for months: “The price of Dogecoin has not done anything for almost 7 months now… we’re at 175 days of sideways.” He framed that range as potential accumulation by analogy to prior long compressions, observing that earlier multi-month stalls preceded sharp expansions: “In the big picture, one would consider that to be bullish… This one was massive, like 400 days of sideways… we might even be [in] accumulation, if you will.” The analyst’s core contention is that historical triggers that once synchronized altseason have broken down in this cycle. He revisited two now-faded playbooks: post-halving timed runs and the “BTC makes ATH → DOGE follows” sequence. “If we look at the halving… Dogecoin [historically] went to the moon about 240–260 days post-halving,” he said. “Right now… we’re almost at 500 days post-halving and there’s still no shot on the moon.” Likewise, Bitcoin tagging fresh highs has not transmitted to DOGE: “Bitcoin breaks the high, Doge makes a new all-time high… Bitcoin breaks the high, nothing happens. We’re still bearish.” In his view, that leaves only two unfulfilled, cycle-consistent conditions—Ethereum and the Russell 2000 at record levels—before declaring an altseason regime change. Related Reading: Dogecoin Gets $153.8 Million Boost With This Latest Acquisition Market leadership and “dominance” dynamics are part of his diagnosis. On his charts, previous attempts by the Russell 2000 to push through the top coincided with a decline in dominance, a pattern he says could help unlock altcoin breadth. But he cautioned that a failed breakout would likely reset the clock: “Everybody thinks this is altseason, but the dominance is going to go back up because the Russell is going to go down? It’s very possible.” Until the equity small-cap gauge and ETH both clear resistance, he prefers “optimistic” to “excited.” Even as he dismantled over-promotional narratives—“the data doesn’t actually support [‘biggest altseason of all time’]”—VisionPulsed did outline the only scenario he’s willing to call “hopeium.” He mapped the Russell 2000 “getting close to the all-time high” alongside ETH “also getting close to the high,” pairing that backdrop with DOGE’s compression as the same setup that preceded prior impulsive legs: “Once the Russell gets over the high and once Ethereum gets over the high, I’m going to start getting very excited. But until then, we’re not there.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Bull Run Over? Don’t Bet Against This Chart, Says Analyst That sobriety extends beyond price. He pointed to dwindling engagement as a sentiment tell: “It’s very possible that at any moment the videos will start getting below 2,000 views… There’s nobody here. Google Trends back that up.” In his reading, the absence of retail heat is consistent with an unresolved cycle transition rather than a coiled spring already in motion. The conclusion landed where it began: Dogecoin’s crash narrative cannot be retired on crypto-native signals alone. Without concurrent breakouts in ETH and the Russell 2000, he argues, DOGE remains range-bound and the altcoin complex underpowered relative to past cycles. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.21757. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin, despite being held up around the $0.21 to $0.23 price zone, has seen its user base grow with adoption among crypto investors of all types. Notably, on-chain data shows that Dogecoin has now surpassed 8 million in terms of addresses holding a non-zero balance. On‑chain analytics from Santiment reveal that Dogecoin has risen from approximately 6.9 million holders earlier in 2025 to the latest 8 million milestone. Only Ethereum and Bitcoin exceed Dogecoin when it comes to user base size. Dogecoin Holder Count Keeps Surging The momentum behind Dogecoin’s adoption shows no sign of slowing down, and the number of addresses holding the meme cryptocurrency is now above 8 million. This trend in Dogecoin holders stems from the cryptocurrency increasingly becoming the go-to asset for many retail traders. This, in turn, has seen the number of Dogecoin holders continue to surge this year, especially as retail investors start to transition from other large market-cap cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which many now argue is the crypto for institutions.  Related Reading: 4-Year Cycle Says Dogecoin Price Will Reach $1, Here’s Why Although Dogecoin also saw a huge growth in the number of holders in 2024, the growth in 2025 is outpacing the trend seen in 2024,  To put this into perspective, it took the whole year to add 1 million new DOGE holders in 2024, whereas in 2025, the same milestone has taken less than eight months. This is a substantial increase from about 6.9 million holders in the beginning of 2025. The latest figures place Dogecoin well ahead of other large market cap cryptocurrencies such as Cardano (ADA), Chainlink (LINK), and XRP, as well as major stablecoins including USDT and USDC, in terms of total holder count. Only Ethereum, with about 148 million addresses, and Bitcoin, with around 55 million, surpass Dogecoin’s adoption levels. DOGE Whales Continue Accumulating The steady increase in new Dogecoin addresses has been supported by a corresponding increase in whale accumulation. Trading data shows that large wallets have added more billions of Dogecoins in recent weeks. For instance, recent on-chain data shows that wallet addresses holding between 100 million and 1 billion Dogecoin recently added about 2 billion Dogecoin worth $448 million to their holdings within a week. At the institutional level, Bit Origin made headlines after committing $500 million to a Dogecoin treasury last month when the price was hovering around $0.24. Related Reading: Dogecoin Targets $1.25, But This 170% Move Is The Start Technical traders are also paying close attention. One analyst known as Trader Tardigrade pointed out that DOGE’s current chart setup is nearing the final stages of consolidation before a pump on the daily candlestick timeframe chart. If this pump were to manifest, the analyst projects a pump to $0.41 after breaking out of a triangular consolidation pattern.  Interestingly, a longer-term analysis from the same analyst on the monthly candlestick timeframe chart shows that Dogecoin has built a support base and is ready for the next leg up that would take it to as high as $4. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.222, up by 4.3% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin is getting a lift with news of a $153.8 million deal as Thumzup Media Corporation will acquire Dogehash Technologies with its shares, marking one of the most significant transactions in the Dogecoin ecosystem to date. With Thumzup’s digital-asset strategy and Dogehash’s large-scale mining operations, the two companies are setting the stage for a robust expansion.  A $153.8 Million Deal To Build The Biggest Dogecoin Miner The agreement between Thumzup Media and Dogehash Technologies comes with a clear goal: to build the world’s largest Dogecoin mining platform. The multi-million dollar all-stock deal will create a new company called Dogehash Technologies Holdings, Inc.. Once finalized, this new entity will trade on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker XDOG. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Takes Major Step With Community Governance Model — Details Thumzup has strong skills in digital money and ways to grow it, while Dogehash has many years of experience running large mining operations. By joining forces, Thumzup and Dogehash could combine their skills and resources to grow much bigger than they could alone. Through the merger, the company can now enter Nasdaq’s public markets, where new investors may step in to support Dogecoin. Backed by the million-dollar all-stock deal, the new entity could use Thumzup’s growth expertise and Dogehash’s mining strength to secure a leading position in the Dogecoin mining sector. As a result, Dogecoin, one of the most popular meme coins in the world, may see more mining activity. Expanding Mining Power With A Green Energy Push Dogehash Technologies currently operates approximately 2,500 Scrypt ASIC miner machines, which mine Dogecoin (DOGE) and Litecoin (LTC) daily across North America. But the company is not stopping there. Over the next two years, Dogehash plans to add renewable-energy-powered data centers to the mix, expanding its mining fleet through 2025 and 2026.  Since electricity accounts for most of a miner’s expenses, this strategy could make Dogehash more competitive in the long run. Dogehash could increase its mining capacity by using cleaner energy while reducing its environmental footprint, an approach with the potential to make it one of the leaders in sustainable crypto mining, a growing concern in the digital asset industry. Related Reading: What’s Next For XRP After Crashing Below $3? Analyst Answers Dogehash plans to roll out DogeOS, Dogecoin’s Layer-2 protocol, to make mining more efficient. DogeOS lets miners earn extra rewards through DeFi tools like staking and liquidity pools, on top of regular block rewards. For miners, that means more ways to boost returns; for the Dogecoin network, it means more substantial support and more activity. These tools will provide Dogehash with numerous opportunities to expand its earnings and participate in various financial products associated with mining. The company will not only look for ways to increase its mining profits but also explore other revenue streams that can add to its strength. With these steps, Dogehash Technologies Holdings could extend beyond merely creating more coins and develop a more robust and reliable system that supports the Dogecoin community and provides users with long-term value. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin has been trading steadily over the past 48 hours by holding its ground around the $0.21 to $0.23 range. Although the meme coin leader is down by about 12.8% in the past seven days, it has managed to stay above $0.21. This resilience is highlighted as a higher low on the 5-day candlestick timeframe chart, and according to a technical analysis by crypto analyst Javon Marks, Dogecoin’s next major move may be far larger than most expect. Technical Setup Points To $0.6533 Breakout According to a technical analysis shared on the social media platform X by crypto analyst Javon Marks, Dogecoin’s price action has created another higher low on the 5-day candlestick timeframe. The most recent higher low is part of a trend that has created a series of higher lows since 2024.  Related Reading: 4-Year Cycle Says Dogecoin Price Will Reach $1, Here’s Why The pattern of higher lows suggests that buying pressure is outweighing selling pressure, even in times of market weakness. Furthermore, it means Dogecoin is creating new price floors after each rally and subsequent rally, which strengthens the case for a continuation rally. In this case, the two most recent rallies were in the middle of July when the Dogecoin price broke above $0.27, and another rally in August when it touched $0.25 very briefly.  Despite the correction that followed both rallies, the candlestick chart indicates that these lows were higher than previous highs and corrections. Now, according to Javon Marks, the immediate breakout target has been identified at $0.6533, which would represent a gain of more than 170% from the current price level. This target is derived from the technical setup of the holding breakout structure that Dogecoin has been playing out for many months. $1.25 Comes Into Play After Breakout If Dogecoin were to reach the $0.6533 breakout target, it would be its strongest bullish rally since early 2021. However, it would still fall short of its all-time high of $0.7316.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Crash Could End Soon With A Roadmap For $5 The analyst further predicted an even more ambitious scenario. Once the $0.6533 breakout target is achieved in this scenario, Dogecoin could extend its rally towards $1.25. Such a move would confirm a major shift in its long-term trend and create more consistent higher highs and higher lows across the 5-day candlestick timeframe chart and above the much-anticipated $1 price level.  A rally of this magnitude would not only confirm Dogecoin’s standing as the leading meme cryptocurrency but also reintroduce its price action into breaking multiple all-time highs. It would also translate to a 490% surge from the current price level. Nonetheless, the first step is for Dogecoin bulls to convert its higher-low structure into a decisive breakout. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.2131, down by 2% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin’s consolidation has not broken its higher-timeframe uptrend, according to crypto analyst Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow), who in an August 19 livestream argued that DOGE continues to respect key support structures despite choppy day-to-day price action. “A lot of people are very very bitter about Doge, of course,” he said, because the meme-coin “has been [forming] higher highs and higher lows.” In his view, the technical context remains constructive: “This is a bull trend until proven otherwise.” Dogecoin Defies The Bears Cantonese Cat anchored his call in multi-timeframe signals rather than short-term oscillations. On the weekly and monthly charts, he said Dogecoin has been holding the 20-week and 20-month moving averages, a combination he characterizes as consistent with an intact primary uptrend. “I don’t operate on the daily basis… I operate on a much higher time frame,” he explained, stressing that the broader structure outweighs near-term volatility. Related Reading: 500% Parabolic Dogecoin Run Could Be Closer Than You Think: Analyst On the daily chart, he acknowledged weakness relative to shorter moving averages and cloud resistance, noting that DOGE is “consol[i]dating sideways” and has “broken down underneath the 20-day.” He framed that as a routine reset within trend rather than a breakdown, pointing to Ichimoku dynamics: after being “rejected up here by the Ichimoku cloud a few weeks ago,” price is “trying to hold the tenkan/kijun back-testing area [to] find some energy here to break back above.” As part of that attempt to rebuild momentum, he said, Dogecoin “just had a double bottom over here,” a pattern he reads as evidence of demand at support. Via X, he added: “DOGE weekly: Endless back-test of the Ichimoku Tenkan, but forming higher low here after its recent double bottom formation.” Responding to concerns that rangebound price action implies exhaustion, he emphasized “timeframe bias”—that traders overweight recent chop and underweight the series of higher lows that has defined DOGE’s structure since its cycle base. While he conceded that “it’s always possible” for supports to fail, he found no decisive evidence on higher timeframes that Dogecoin’s bull phase has ended. Instead, he cast the current tape as a pause beneath overhead resistance, with the cloud, the 20-day average, and prior rejection zones acting as the near-term hurdles to clear for continuation. Related Reading: Dogecoin Under Fire as Qubic Targets DOGE After Monero Attack: Can Bulls Prevent a Freefall? Crucially, he situated his DOGE view within broader market-cap structures—what many traders track as TOTAL and its variants. On OTHERS (crypto market cap excluding Top 10), he observed that the composite “just broke about the 0.5 here and… couldn’t break through 0.618,” describing a market that is still consolidating within a Fibonacci-defined range. More pointedly, he highlighted TOTAL3—the total crypto market cap excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum—as a constructive backdrop for altcoins: “Total three actually looks pretty decent here. If you look at the… chart, like this looks like a beautiful cup and handle… [it has] broken about the 0.86 [and is] getting ready for some all-time high stuff here.” On that basis, he rejected the idea that a cyclical top is already in for altcoins: “I cannot be bearish on the entire cryptocurrency market… I just cannot when Ethereum just had [its] breakout above the 0.86.” That macro-alt setup, he argued, helps explain why DOGE’s higher-timeframe supports continue to attract buyers even as intraday moves turn noisy. The upshot is a patience-trade: DOGE’s 20-week and 20-month moving averages remain his “primary line of defense” for the uptrend; the daily chart remains the battleground where cloud resistance and tenkan/kijun retests will determine when momentum can re-assert itself. Until those higher-timeframe anchors give way, Cantonese Cat’s verdict on Dogecoin is unchanged: “It is still a bullish chart until proven otherwise.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.21466. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Analyst Cryptoinsightuk argues that Dogecoin is primed for one of its characteristic “violent” upside phases, contending that a 500% rally from current levels is a realistic scenario in the next leg of the market cycle. In a new YouTube analysis focused on altcoin rotation, he frames DOGE as a top-10 laggard that has yet to print a new all-time high this cycle—precisely the kind of setup that has historically preceded its biggest moves. Dogecoin Could Still Rip 500% This Cycle The analyst’s core thesis is structural rather than narrative-driven: Dogecoin advances in compressed bursts, with most of the cycle’s gains arriving in just a handful of outsized monthly candles. “If you look at it on the monthly… the majority of Doge’s move happens in like two different monthly pops,” he says, citing prior surges of “six, seven hundred percent,” followed by another consolidation and a second leg of roughly “five hundred percent.” By contrast, the largest single monthly gain so far this cycle sits near “about 150%,” a magnitude he views as small relative to DOGE’s historical blow-off dynamics. From a momentum perspective, he highlights a looming inflection on high-timeframe oscillators: “The monthly RSI is potentially about to cross bullish also,” adding that DOGE has “either wicked or got close to the oversold area” twice on the monthly. In his read, those conditions have coincided with DOGE’s most explosive phases: “The oversold area is when all the violent price action happens on the monthly or the weekly… for cryptos generally.” Related Reading: After Monero Hit, Qubic Group Puts Dogecoin On Target List Price mapping and targets are explicit. Assuming a repeat of DOGE’s typical impulse size, the analyst sketches a 500% scenario that would “take us up to like $1.40,” with a staged take-profit ladder beginning “at like $1.18.” He stresses this is a path consistent with DOGE’s historical cadence rather than a call on exact timing: the coin tends to grind, then erupt, compressing multiple hundreds of percentage points into one or two monthly candles. The setup he prefers is rooted in range structure and risk-reward. Across majors and large-cap alts, he observes a similar pattern: form a base, run to a range high, retrace to the base, and compress. “At the bottom of the range is where the best risk-reward is,” he notes, emphasizing that asymmetric entries come when price returns to prior support and sentiment is fragile. He applies the same logic to DOGE, arguing the current structure resembles past pre-acceleration phases rather than distribution. Related Reading: Dogecoin Bullish Signal: Whales Buy 2 Billion DOGE Rotation is the second pillar of the call. The analyst expects capital to continue sliding down the risk curve from Bitcoin into large-cap altcoins and then into high-beta names like DOGE. He points out that even a modest replication of recent capital flows into a single top-10 asset can reprice peers dramatically, and he uses market-cap arithmetic to illustrate the point. With Dogecoin around the mid-$30 billion range by his count, a few hundred billion dollars rotating across the complex—as seen elsewhere this cycle—would imply multi-fold upside for laggards. “That’s where market cap has a bit of an issue in crypto,” he cautions, but the example underlines how quickly prices can gap when liquidity chases momentum. The crux of the trade, he argues, is to stay aligned with the prevailing trend and use pullbacks to build long exposure: “Pullbacks are for buying in trending bull markets and that is what we’re in.” In his framework, the invalidation sits below established range lows, while the upside tails are long if DOGE repeats its signature monthly expansions. As for timing, he refrains from precision. Instead, he reiterates the behavioral pattern: DOGE’s cycle gains typically arrive in a short, violent window after prolonged compression. With a potential monthly RSI turn, a still-muted largest monthly candle compared to prior cycles, and a wider backdrop of alt rotation, he concludes that the conditions for Dogecoin’s next act are falling into place. “It’s probably crazy season,” he concluded, adding that investors who wait for unambiguous confirmation often find “when it’s happened, it’s too late.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.2217. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Despite flashing a bullish golden cross, where the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day, Dogecoin failed to sustain upward momentum. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bulls Must Survive Brutal September Before Q4 Hope, Analyst Predicts Instead, heavy selling pressure drove DOGE from $0.24 down to $0.22, marking a 6% drop within 24 hours. Intraday volatility spiked at 7%, as a midday rally was quickly crushed by late-session selloffs. Volume analysis points to stronger conviction from sellers, with spikes during breakdowns rather than recovery moves. Losing the $0.23 support zone has left DOGE vulnerable to further downside, with traders now eyeing $0.2165 and $0.2150 as the next key levels. Dogecoin Whales Keep Buying, But Confidence Wavers Interestingly, whale wallets continue to show aggressive accumulation. In August alone, 680 million DOGE were added, pushing total whale holdings to nearly 100 billion tokens, the highest level in months. While this suggests long-term confidence, the accumulation has yet to translate into upward price momentum, as technical damage from repeated rejections at $0.24 resistance weighs on short-term sentiment. Market analysts warn that if whales pause accumulation amid network risks, the lack of strong buyer support could trigger a deeper freefall below the current $0.22.ç DOGE's price moving sideways on the daily chart. Source: DOGEUSD on Tradingview Qubic Vote Sparks Security Concerns The latest blow came when Qubic, an AI-driven blockchain project, announced that its community had voted Dogecoin as its next proof-of-work target. The move follows Qubic’s controversial 51% attack on Monero, which allowed it to reorganize blocks and manipulate transactions, forcing Kraken to suspend Monero deposits. With Dogecoin’s market cap above $35 billion, the stakes are considerably higher. A successful attack could disrupt transactions, enable double-spending, and dent investor confidence. While some experts argue DOGE’s larger network makes it harder to compromise, others caution that the intent alone has raised red flags across the crypto industry. DOGE Outlook: Make-or-Break at $0.23 Dogecoin’s immediate future hinges on whether bulls can reclaim the $0.23 level. Failure to do so could open the door to deeper losses, especially if Qubic escalates its campaign against the network. For now, traders are closely monitoring derivatives positioning, whale behavior, and global trade tensions that continue to pressure risk assets. Related Reading: It Is ‘Genuinely Impossible’ For XRP To Hit $1,000; Pundit Warns Dogecoin may have survived many market downturns, but this time, both technical fragility and network security are in question, making the coming weeks critical for the memecoin’s stability. Cover image from ChatGPT, DOGEUSD chart from Tradingview

Dogecoin’s bullish momentum is putting short positions under pressure as the price eyes a crucial $0.27 retest. A successful breakout above this level could spark a powerful multi-stage rally, opening the door to higher targets and renewed market excitement. DOGE/USDT Clears $0.2533 Resistance With Conviction GemXBT, in a recent update on X, highlighted that DOGE/USDT is showing a bullish trend after breaking above the key resistance level at $0.2533 with strong upward momentum. This breakout signals renewed buying pressure, as the price pushes beyond a level that had capped recent advances. The move suggests bulls are gaining control and could be preparing for further upside if momentum holds. Related Reading: Dogecoin Eyes Breakout Above Key Trendline-Will Momentum Hold Or Fade? According to the update, the 5-day moving average (5MA) has crossed above both the 10-day and 20-day moving averages. Such crossovers often reinforce the continuation of an uptrend, especially when supported by other confirming indicators. Volume has also been increasing alongside the price rise. Higher trading activity at elevated price levels shows that demand is growing, adding credibility to the upward move. This combination of technical strength and volume support positions Dogecoin for potentially sustained gains. However, GemXBT also noted that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is approaching overbought levels, while the MACD is in positive divergence. These conditions suggest there is still room for more upside, but they also warrant caution for possible short-term pullbacks.  Cup & Handle Emerges: A Textbook Bullish Signal For Dogecoin Examining the daily chart, RISK highlighted that Dogecoin is forming a classic cup-and-handle pattern, one of the most reliable bullish formations in technical analysis. Following a deep, rounded recovery from the June lows, the price is once again testing the $0.27 resistance zone, a level that has repeatedly capped previous rallies.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Just Flashed A Rare Weekly Bullish Signal — This Analyst Is Buying The handle portion of the pattern is taking shape with controlled pullbacks and reduced trading volume. This behavior typically signals that sellers are gradually running out of steam while buyers quietly build positions. Such consolidation often precedes a breakout, as the market transitions from profit-taking to renewed buying pressure. If DOGE manages to break and close above the $0.27 resistance zone, the technical structure suggests that momentum could accelerate sharply. In this case, bullish targets would likely extend toward $0.31, then $0.39, and potentially $0.50 or higher as confidence grows among traders.  For now, the broader outlook remains bullish as long as the series of higher lows on the chart stays intact. With the breakout scenario still firmly in play, Dogecoin is positioned for a strong upward move should buyers push it past the $0.27 key resistance barrier. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Crypto analyst CryptoInsightUK has promoted Dogecoin as one of the top altcoins right now, anchoring the call to a clean weekly structure and an emerging broadening, ascending wedge that still governs price. He opens his note with an unambiguous header—“My Top Altcoin Picks: DOGE”—and then lays out the case in plain language: “We’ve been actively trading Doge for about a week and a half now, and I’ve been sharing updates with you every step of the way. Doge looks extremely bullish on the weekly time frame, potentially closing this week with a bullish engulfing candle if we can manage to close above $0.241. That would be fantastic.” Why Dogecoin Is The Top Altcoin Right Now The weekly DOGE/USDT chart shows price pressing into a well-defined supply band labeled “Resistance” around $0.27–$0.30, where July’s “Higher High” ($0.287) sits. Underneath, a rising weekly trendline that has contained price since mid-2023 currently tracks through the upper-$0.16s to low-$0.17s, with a horizontal “Support” shelf near $0.13 aligned to the prior “Swing Low.” The staircase of “swing low → higher → higher low → higher high” marked on the chart remains intact. The analyst ties the structure to a specific pattern roadmap. “We may also be forming a broadening ascending wedge pattern here, and the potential upside target of this pattern could be as high as the all-time highs at $0.75,” he writes. Related Reading: Dogecoin To $1? Only If This Plays Out, Says Analyst Extending the projection, he adds: “If we extend this further out in time, we could even argue that the 1.618 Fibonacci extension around $1.17 might come into play. Of course, we’d need to break through the resistance levels marked on the chart to see something like that,” before situating the trade in market context: “If the market continues as it is—Bitcoin dominance dropping and ETH continuing its upward momentum—I don’t think this is out of the question for Doge.” Momentum reads argue there is room. On the chart, weekly RSI has turned up from the mid-30s, reclaimed its signal, and now sits in the mid-50s to low-60s—well shy of the overbought band that accompanied the prior thrust. The analyst highlights that runway explicitly: “Using the RSI as an indicator, there’s still significant room for growth before we enter the overbought territory, which is typically when things get exciting.” He also frames the setup within a higher-timeframe impulsive structure: “Technically speaking, Doge has experienced two significant impulses on a higher timeframe, both setting higher highs and higher lows. Now, we’re looking for a third impulse.” Positioning matters to him as well. “Looking at Doge as a top 10 crypto asset, we see that all other cryptos in the top 10, except for Cardano and Solana, have reached all-time highs… Doge remains behind, and I believe the major impulse is still yet to come.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Buy The Dip: $1 Billion DOGE Added On execution, he points to the lower-timeframe tape confirming the bias: “On the lower timeframes, we’re seeing higher highs and higher lows, which suggests that the impulse may have already begun.” That leads to the trade thesis: “With all this in mind, it’s an exciting time for altcoins, and I believe that Doge’s risk-to-reward ratio, especially considering its position as a top 10 asset, makes it an attractive trade even from current levels.” Peer technicians are aligned. In a brief community ping titled “Good boy Doge,” the analyst reiterated the same levels and structure from earlier in the week. Fellow trader CRG explained the patience trade: “Nothing much to update. Price just chilling for now, been consolidating for 6 months making higher lows. DOGE is gonna full send at some point, no doubt in my mind, just gotta be patient.” He summarized the rationale behind positioning with a screenshot captioned, “This is why we are in the $DOGE trade fam.” From here, the immediate trigger is mechanical and visible on the chart: a weekly settlement above $0.241 would print the bullish-engulfing confirmation the analyst is watching at the mouth of resistance. Acceptance through the $0.27–$0.30 band would reopen the path toward the mid-$0.30s and the prior rejection in December last year when DOGE peaked above $0.48, while failure to hold the rising trendline would defer the move to the next demand zones near $0.17 and $0.13. As long as the sequence of higher lows remains unbroken, the wedge continues to frame a credible springboard toward the analysts’ stated targets, with $0.75 as the first historical waypoint and the 1.618 extension at ~$1.17 reserved for a fully developed impulse. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.242. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto analyst KrissPax has made a case for why the Dogecoin price could still reach the psychological $1 level based on the 4-year cycle. Analysts like Kevin Capital have also declared that DOGE’s best move is still ahead.  Why The Dogecoin Price Can Still Reach $1 In an X post, KrissPax alluded to the 4-year cycle to prove why the Dogecoin price can still reach $1. He stated that meme coin has throughout its history shown patterns that reinforce these cycles of crypto trading. The analyst added that from bear markets to bull runs and blow-off tops, DOGE has repeated these movements, which indicate that a parabolic rally is going to happen this fall.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Open Interest Remains Above $3 Billion, Can Bulls Take Control? In line with this, KrissPax remarked that the Dogecoin price could reach $1 if it follows the white upward sloping resistance, which he highlighted on his accompanying chart. Furthermore, he stated that if DOGE follows the blue arc from 2017, which supports the theory that the gains will be less each cycle with a larger market cap, then it could reach as high as $2 this cycle.  The Dogecoin price is currently enjoying another uptrend after dropping below the psychological $0.2 level during the last market correction. DOGE is up over 17% in the last seven days and is now looking to reclaim its previous local high of around $0.26. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez has predicted that it would happen soon.  In an X post, Martinez said that the Dogecoin price is targeting $0.27 as it forms a bullish flag on the hourly chart. Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade also highlighted a bull flag breakout for DOGE on the 4-hour chart and stated that the meme coin is now targeting $0.295. Like KrissPax, Trader Tardigrade also indicated that the meme coin could reach the $1 price level at some point. He revealed that the Dogecoin price had confirmed a bullish crossover on the daily chart. The analyst further remarked that a decent surge could occur at this point. His accompanying chart showed that $1 was the target.  The Best Is Yet To Come For DOGE In an X post, crypto analyst Kevin Capital indicated that the best is yet to come for the Dogecoin price. He stated that all monthly momentum, strength, and sentiment indicators on DOGE show that investors have not yet seen what the foremost meme coin is capable of. He noted that this is similar to many other altcoins.  Related Reading: Dogecoin To $1 Is Within Reach—Here’s What Must Happen First, Says Analyst Kevin Capital further remarked that if all stays steady with the macro and the Bitcoin price holds up, then the Dogecoin price’s biggest move is likely still ahead. The Fed is expected to cut rates in September, which is a positive for DOGE, as it could inject more liquidity into the meme coin.  At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.2362, up over 2% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

In his latest market update, the crypto analyst known as VisionPulsed tempers bullish hopes for Dogecoin, arguing that a move to the long-sought $1 mark will require a precise alignment of market forces that has yet to materialize. While acknowledging speculative bursts are possible, he warned that the broader setup remains incomplete, keeping the meme coin’s parabolic breakout on hold. How Can Dogecoin Reach $1? He laid out a data-driven case: unless Ethereum breaks decisively to new highs while the halving-cycle timing extension and global M2 liquidity backdrop stay supportive, Dogecoin’s next parabolic leg remains out of reach. The immediate backdrop, he notes, is a bounce in Bitcoin dominance that again sidelined the prospect of a broad altcoin rally. Ethereum has improved the setup by making a new cycle high and clearing the $4,000 zone, but it now sits wedged beneath the final two technical hurdles from 2021—“the 2021 high in May and the 2021 high, which is the all-time high.” He frames the sequence plainly: “Once ETH breaks this high, ETH has officially gone onto a bull market.” Until that confirmation arrives, he treats talk of an imminent “Doge to the moon” phase as premature. Related Reading: Dogecoin Doomed To Chop? Analyst Sees $0.90–$1.50 Top—But Not Anytime Soon Price action on Dogecoin itself has not helped the cause. Vision Pulsed highlights a conspicuous topping-tail candle that formed after traders “piled in,” calling it “definitely not the candle you want to see.” He points to a prior instance where a similar wick preceded a local reversal, using it to caution against extrapolating short squeezes into sustainable trend. In his read, Dogecoin remains in a broad, choppy accumulation—an area he sketches as a bottoming process that can include fakeouts on both sides—rather than a confirmed uptrend. Even in a constructive scenario, he warns that failure of the broader conditions could force “one more” downside sweep before any genuine altseason takes hold. Timing is a second pillar of his analysis. He flags the 486-day mark from the most recent Bitcoin halving as a recurring inflection in prior cycles. “We are fastly approaching what would be considered the final bull-run push in 2021… 486 days from the halving,” he says, recalling that both of the last two cycles saw a sizable correction and then a final rally around that window. With April 19, 2024 as the halving date, August 18, 2025 is the analogous threshold this time—a date he treats as context, not destiny. “There are no guarantees,” he stresses, reflecting on the limits of historical rhyme. Related Reading: Dogecoin Is Right Where Past Bull Runs Have Taken Off: Analyst Liquidity—through the lens of the popular M2 money supply overlay—remains supportive, but not determinative in his view. He acknowledges that “everyone and their mother” watches M2 and that it currently “says there is a chance for a rally in this time period.” Yet he underscores that the relationship is not perpetual: in past cycles, M2 continued higher even as crypto rolled into a bear market. The takeaway is pragmatic and non-dogmatic: “We’ll use it until it doesn’t work,” but it cannot be a guarantee of an extended bull run on its own. From this macro-and-liquidity scaffold, he distills a clear gating function for Dogecoin’s headline target. For a sustained advance toward one dollar, three conditions should align: Ethereum must break above its 2021 highs to confirm a fresh bull market; the halving-cycle “extension” window—centered on the ~486-day post-halving rhythm—needs to open the historical runway for a terminal rally; and global M2 expansion needs to stay supportive enough to keep risk appetite. Inside Dogecoin’s own tape, he allows for meaningful volatility without structural change. “Could we have bullish swings back and forth to 30 cents? Sure,” he says, framing such moves as tradable ranges within a larger consolidation rather than the start of the terminal advance. What would convert that range into trend is not a single candlestick or an isolated breakout, but the multi-asset alignment he repeats throughout the update. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.22. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin is showing strong signs of a market revival, with recent price movements and technical indicators hinting at an incoming rally. According to technical analysis, Dogecoin’s recent price action has opened up a pathway to $1 that’s becoming increasingly visible if some conditions are met. Particularly, technical analysis by crypto analyst MMBTtrader on the TradingView platform outlines a bullish setup that formed after a decisive Dogecoin price breakout from a long-term downtrend channel on the 3-day candlestick chart. Related Reading: Crypto Is Here To Stay—Even The SEC Can’t Do Anything About It, Analyst Says Downtrend Channel Breakout And Retest Complete As shown in the 3-day candlestick price chart below, which was initially shared by MMBTtrader, Dogecoin broke above a descending parallel channel on July 15. This breakout is significant because it represents a shift in market structure from sustained selling pressure to an expansion phase from a channel that had contained its price action since late 2024.  However, after breaking out of this channel in mid-July, Dogecoin kicked off a correction path on July 21 that saw it reach down towards the upper trendline of the descending channel again. As noted by the analyst, this move allowed Dogecoin to successfully retest the breakout zone, which is a move he sees as confirmation that bulls have regained control.  Notably, the 0.61 Fibonacci retracement level appears as a key pivot point where Dogecoin’s price action eventually found strong support. This support was around the $0.188 price low on August 2, where it bounced upwards and has closed three bullish 3-day candles since then. MMBTtrader interpreted these candles as a healthy signal, suggesting that over-leveraged long positions have already been flushed out, and Dogecoin’s price action is now in a more stable state for a strong upside move. Dogecoin Will Reach $1 When This Happens Now that Dogecoin seems to have bounced from its retest of the descending trendline, the analyst highlighted some targets on the way to $1. The first price target is $0.32, which aligns with the 0.236 Fibonacci resistance and acted as a strong support level in December 2024. As such, breaching this level would represent a decisive break above a support-turned-resistance situation. One of the most important observations in the analysis is the $0.40 resistance level, which is marked on the chart with a prominent red horizontal zone. According to MMBTtrader, a clean break above $0.40 would shift Dogecoin into what he calls an “extremely bullish” phase.  A breakout above $0.40 would unlock upside potential and push Dogecoin to new price territories above its current all-time high of $0.73. Particularly, the projection is that of a move to $0.75 and the most-coveted $1 price level.  Related Reading: Ripple-SEC Legal Drama Ends; XRP Skyrockets 13% At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.2355, up by 6.2% and 17.7% in the past 24 hours and seven days, respectively. The most important thing for bullish momentum right now is to hold above the 0.5 Fib level at $0.216. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView

A fresh chart shared on X by the pseudonymous technician Charting Guy is stoking renewed bullish chatter around Dogecoin, suggesting that the meme-coin best known for its social-media cult could be setting up for a run toward the upper boundary of a multiyear rising wedge near $1.60. Will Dogecoin Skyrocket Above $1? The analyst’s daily chart (BINANCE: DOGEUSDT) frames nearly two years of price action inside a broad, magenta-coloured ascending wedge whose support has risen from roughly $0.06 in late-2023 to $0.17 today, and whose resistance projects to $1.10–1.60 over the coming months. At press time DOGE is changing hands at $0.2219, up 8.7 percent on the day, having just pierced the wedge’s internal trend line that capped every rally until mid-July 2025. A cluster of Fibonacci retracement and extension levels anchored to the chart’s swing low at $0.0491 and swing high at $0.7605 defines the roadmap that traders are watching. The token has already reclaimed the 0.382 retracement at $0.1399 and the psychological $0.20 handle, and is now hovering above the 0.50 zone at $0.1933 – ahead of the more technically significant golden ratio at 0.618 ($0.2671). Above that, fib-derived hurdles stack at 0.702 ($0.3362), 0.786 ($0.4232), and 0.888 ($0.5596), with the full retrace level at $0.7605 and the 1.272 extension demarcated at $1.6017 – precisely where the wedge’s ceiling converges in the analyst’s projection. Related Reading: Dogecoin Is Right Where Past Bull Runs Have Taken Off: Analyst What lends the setup its narrative force is a cyan overlay on the same chart – a fractal copy of DOGE’s eruptive late 2024 leg – that has been transplanted onto the current structure. In that earlier episode the coin rocketed 439 percent once price tagged rising-wedge support, sliced through the internal down-sloping resistance, retested it as support and accelerated straight to the upper boundary. The overlay implies that a similar sequence has begun to unfold: DOGE revisited wedge support in late June, broke the internal trend line in mid-July, and retested it successfully this week– if the fractal continues to rhyme – could embark on a vertiginous sprint that terminates where the 1.272 extension meets the wedge roof just north of $1.60. The monthly view reinforces the bullish undertone. Charting Guy points out that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is on the verge of a bullish cross of its own moving average in the 50–55 band. The last time that crossover occurred, in early 2024, price embarked on the aforementioned 439 percent advance. While momentum has cooled since that high, the oscillator never broke down into oversold territory, suggesting, in classical technical parlance, that DOGE has been basing rather than topping. Sceptics will note that the same wedge has twice rejected advances below $0.50, and that the memecoin still lives below every major high-time-frame supply shelf until $0.76. Yet the chart’s geometry leaves room for a rapid repricing should buyers clear the $0.27–0.34 resistance cluster: the “empty air” between the 0.702 and 0.888 fibs coincides with the steepest part of the wedge. Related Reading: Dogecoin Doomed To Chop? Analyst Sees $0.90–$1.50 Top—But Not Anytime Soon For now, traders have a textbook trigger to watch – the internal magenta down-trend that DOGE has just tested from above. A decisive weekly close above that line, coupled with rising volume, would formally confirm the breakout scenario. Failure to hold $0.20 would invalidate the fractal and shift focus back to wedge support, currently near $0.17. Whether history will repeat with the precision that the fractal projects remains to be seen, but the structural logic on the chart is clear: so long as Dogecoin respects its four-year rising base, the path of least resistance continues to tilt higher – and the upper edge of that structure terminates at $1.60. The coming weeks should reveal whether the meme-asset can turn that technical aspiration into market reality. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.22. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin has now entered the longest period below its all-time high in its history—over 1,550 days and counting—with crypto analyst VisionPulsed warning that while a breakout may eventually come, the asset remains locked in what he calls a “bearish forever” pattern. In his August 6 video update, VisionPulsed provided a sobering macro-to-micro analysis of Dogecoin’s price action, underscoring the asset’s historic underperformance compared to other large-cap cryptocurrencies. “We’re now setting a Guinness World Record for most days below the all-time high for Dogecoin,” he remarked. “First cycle was 1,200 days, second cycle was 1,126. Right now, we are at a staggering 1,550-plus days.” That milestone, he argued, is not just symbolic—it reflects deep structural weakness in DOGE’s market cycle. And despite growing chatter in the macro space about a potential liquidity-driven reversal, he’s not yet convinced that Dogecoin is ready to respond. A central theme of the analysis is the Global M2 money supply, which VisionPulsed has tracked for months as a leading macro indicator for crypto risk appetite. While he acknowledges that the M2 bottomed in June, he emphasizes that this alone hasn’t historically triggered immediate upside for Dogecoin. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Buy The Dip: $1 Billion DOGE Added “The Global M2 has put in a bottom… but Dogecoin did not move higher until the M2 shot up. And we don’t have that yet,” he explained. “Could we still be bearish? Technically yes… because it’s always bearish forever and ever.” Ethereum, by contrast, is described by the analyst as “much more sensitive to the M2,” and has begun showing signs of recovery. This divergence, in his view, reinforces the idea that DOGE may continue to consolidate or retrace further before making a meaningful move. Dogecoin Chop Before Pop? VisionPulsed suggests that Dogecoin is likely forming a choppy consolidation structure, similar to prior phases that eventually resolved to the upside. He doesn’t dismiss the possibility of a rally in the near future—particularly if price holds current levels through mid-August—but cautions that the bullish case remains highly conditional. “If Dogecoin can do this exact move [sideways accumulation], then it should turn bullish,” he said, referencing a historical fractal that played out prior to earlier rallies. He draws a parallel between sentiment metrics (such as YouTube view counts) and market behavior, noting that in previous local bottoms, low engagement marked exhaustion in retail capitulation. This time, however, he concedes that the floor may already be forming higher—potentially due to increased market maturity or broader interest in crypto assets. Long-Term Targets: $0.90 To $1.50 While the current tone remains cautious, VisionPulsed outlines a clear set of long-term price targets if and when a macro reversal does take hold. He splits these into two categories: conservative and speculative. “A more conservative estimate… is this lower end here, 90 cents to 1.14,” he said, noting that $0.91+ could begin to mark a top under the right conditions. Related Reading: Dogecoin Just Hit A Prime Risk-Reward Entry, Says Analyst For the more optimistic crowd, the so-called “moonboys,” he still sees room—albeit less likely—for a run toward $1.50 or even $2. “Even I used to say $2,” he added. “I think the highest I could go for a moonboy expectation is right here in this vicinity between $2 to $1.50.” Importantly, he stops short of making any time-bound prediction, reiterating that macro trends, M2 velocity, and broader altcoin sentiment must first align for any of these targets to come into play. As the crypto market heads into the later months of the year, VisionPulsed points out that historical cycles have often accelerated around this phase, with several final rallies initiating in the August–September window. “The further and closer we get to the end of the year, it has to start moving faster… At least in recent history, when we’ve gotten to where we are, you’ve gone up for your final rally,” he noted. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.206. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

After crashing in recent weeks, the Dogecoin price may be nearing the end of its bearish cycle as historical chart patterns suggest a renewed bullish setup on multiple timeframes. Despite the downturn, a crypto analyst has indicated that the meme coin, which is hovering around $0.2, could be poised to skyrocket toward a new all-time high of $5.  Dogecoin Price Roadmap To $5 In an X social media post on August 4, renowned market expert ‘CryptoELITES’ painted an ultra-bullish picture for the Dogecoin price. The analyst believes that DOGE could be on track for its next major bullish target, forecasting a powerful rally toward $5. This optimistic outlook comes despite the meme coin crashing over 10% this week and extending its downward trend.  Related Reading: Historical Data Predicts Dogecoin Price Crash In August — But There’s A Silver Lining Based on CryptoELITES’ analysis, Dogecoin could soon end this downward spiral and launch into a fresh upward trend. The analyst’s accompanying chart visualizes a compelling long-term bullish pattern for the meme coin. Over the past few years, Dogecoin has followed a consistent structure of descending triangle formations, each of which resolved in explosive upside breakouts.  Each descending triangle seen on the chart occurred during past bull market cycles. The pattern starts with a sharp rally, followed by a prolonged period of consolidation marked by a series of lower highs and relatively equal lows. Once price compression reaches a tipping point, Dogecoin historically breaks out violently to the upside. This trend has repeated multiple times over the years, with every breakout pushing the meme coin’s price to an even higher level than the last.  According to the latest chart formation, Dogecoin has once again formed a descending triangle, but this time after a consolidation post-2021 bull run highs. The price is now hovering just above the breakout zone, which is historically where previous rallies ignited. CryptoELITES’ has marked this region with a circle, suggesting possible accumulation. If past patterns repeat, Dogecoin could enter a vertical growth phase, potentially targeting the marked area on the chart around $5.14. Dogecoin Short-Term Reversal In Play For Dogecoin’s short-term outlook, crypto market analyst James Bull shared an analysis on X, outlining the meme coin’s immediate bullish target in the wake of its recent crash. Bull notes that Dogecoin is currently hovering around a critical support level at $0.19538. After experiencing a sharp drop from former highs, DOGE has now retraced to this historically strong support zone, which previously acted as a key pivot point. Related Reading: Dogecoin Could See Bullish Continuation If It Reclaims This Level The expert’s analysis suggests a bullish trade setup with a potential long position targeting $0.27144. A clear stop-loss has been placed just below the support zone, creating a potentially favorable risk-reward ratio for traders. If buyers can defend this support level and push the meme coin’s price upward, it could confirm the analyst’s short-term reversal theory and possibly signal the beginning of a larger uptrend. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com

Despite recent bearish pressure in the crypto market, Dogecoin (DOGE) is showing signs of resilience, holding above the crucial $0.18 support level. After slipping below the $0.20 threshold, DOGE continues to attract bullish speculation, particularly as it approaches a critical RSI level on the 4-hour chart. Related Reading: Against The Grain: Analyst Targets $300K Bitcoin Price—When Will It Happen? Crypto analyst KrissPax highlights that Dogecoin’s RSI is nearing the same level that triggered a 70% rally in June 2025. Back then, DOGE surged from $0.14 to over $0.24 within a month. With the current RSI trajectory aligning closely with past patterns, traders are watching for a similar uptrend, this time potentially pushing DOGE to $0.34, especially with its higher low structure forming. Institutional Accumulation Fuels Dogecoin Optimism Adding fuel to the fire, large Dogecoin whales have accumulated over 1 billion DOGE in just 48 hours, signaling growing confidence among institutional investors. Historically, such accumulation often precedes major price moves. Analysts now speculate that September could see DOGE breaking past key resistance levels at $0.50, with some even eyeing a long-term target of $1 if bullish momentum sustains. Technically, DOGE is also forming a bullish megaphone pattern, which could pave the way for extended upside if confirmed. The coin is also trading within the historical accumulation zone of $0.15–$0.22, a range that previously triggered exponential rallies. DOGE's price moving sideways on the daily chart. Source: DOGEUSD on Tradingview Can Dogecoin (DOGE) Beat Market Expectations in Q3? Though the broader meme coin sector has underperformed this cycle, Dogecoin’s technical setup tells a different story. According to past posts from X analyst Trader Tardigrade, DOGE has already completed two significant bottoms in a classic reversal pattern, with a third forming. If history repeats, this structure could precede another breakout. Additionally, CoinCodex predicts a 16% rise in DOGE price by early September, targeting $0.24. With a neutral sentiment and Fear & Greed Index at 64 (greed), market conditions appear ripe for a rebound. Related Reading: XRP Price To $10,000 Programmed? Insane Prediction Forecasts Supply Shock If DOGE can maintain support above $0.18 and follow through with historical RSI-driven rallies, the meme coin could surprise investors with a strong Q3 performance. Cover image from ChatGPT, DOGEUSD chart from Tradingview

After an impressive run-up back in July, the Dogecoin price as suffered a slowdown, just like the rest of the market. With this, the bears seem to have reclaimed control once again, pushing Dogecoin deeper into loss territory after taking out an important position at $0.2. Nevertheless, the current decline seems to pale in comparison to the bullishness that continues to dominate among investors, with the expectations that this correction will be only temporary. Dogecoin Price Still Showing Signs Of Bullishness According to an analysis shared by crypto analyst KrissPax, the Dogecoin price may be down right now, but it is not out of the game. This is because the meme coin is currently the subject of a bullish formation as it travels down to retest a level that has previously led to a massive price surge in the past. Related Reading: Satoshimeter Shows Where Bitcoin Price Is In This Cycle The crypto analyst pointed out that the Dogecoin price is expected to fall below 30 on the 4-Hour RSI chart again, and historically, such a decline has led to a recovery. The last time that the RSI fell below 30 on the 4-Hour chart was back in June 2025, and what followed was an over 70% recovery in the next month. Using this historical performance, the Dogecoin RSI falling below 30 once again could end up registering a similar performance. The only difference this time around is that the prices are at different levels, which points to a major difference in where the highs of the uptrend will be. Last time the RSI was this low, the price was trading at the $0.14 level. This time around, the analyst explains that Dogecoin sitting at $0.2 means that there is a higher low. The good thing about the formation of higher lows is the fact that they often lead to higher highs. In the event of another 70% increase in price from here, Dogecoin could end up rallying as high as $0.34 before it loses steam. However, this would still put it at more than 50% below its all-time high of $0.74, which was hit back in 2021 and has remained the peak for the meme coin. Related Reading: Market Cap Not A Hindrance To XRP Price Reaching $1,000, Expert Explains Why As for the performance of the altcoin so far this month, after closing the month of July with a 27.1% gain, Dogecoin has already begun to give some of the gains back to the market. Data from CryptoRank shows that the cryptocurrency is already down by 5.31% this month and climbing. This is not out of the ordinary, as the month of August has historically been one of the most bearish months for the Dogecoin price. In fact, if the trend holds, then DOGE investors could be looking at an average of -10% decline this month and a close in the red. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Dogecoin weekly chart is back at a cluster of technical levels that one market watcher says offers a favorable entry. The pseudonymous trader Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow) posted a TradingView snapshot and wrote, “I bought a little bit more DOGE and Fartcoin last night, but you pretty much knew that. I think it’s great risk-reward here and that I’ll do what I can to buy anyway.” In a follow-up note attached to the same chart, the analyst summarized the setup as a “DOGE Bull market support band back-test. Diagonal bear market trendline breakout and back-test.” Best Dogecoin Buy Signal? The chart, created August 3,, tracks DOGE/USD (Coinbase) on the weekly timeframe and shows price pulling into the Bull Market Support Band—an envelope indicator plotted as two lines—now marked around $0.19025–$0.20703. At the time of the screenshot, the weekly candle displayed O: $0.24076, H: $0.24860, L: $0.18855, C: $0.19945, reflecting a drop of roughly 17.15% on the week with hours left in the session. The drawdown follows a sharp two-week advance that pushed Dogecoin into the upper $0.20s before sellers faded the move. Technically, the image highlights two elements beyond the support band. First is a descending trendline drawn across lower weekly highs, which price moved above on July 16 and is now testing from the topside. Second is the confluence between that trendline and the bull market support band, a zone that trend followers often watch to judge whether a breakout is holding or failing. Related Reading: Historical Data Predicts Dogecoin Price Crash In August — But There’s A Silver Lining The analyst’s post frames the current retreat as a “back-test” of both features rather than a breakdown, implying that demand near the band could keep bulls in control if the level continues to act as support. While the post is explicitly bullish, the evidence presented is descriptive rather than predictive. However, the weekly candle has closed above the crucial area. So, the configuration is clear: after piercing a long-running diagonal barrier, DOGE is revisiting the $0.19–$0.21 area, where the support band is aligned with the former downtrend line. Related Reading: If Dogecoin Loses This Level, Expect A Major Crash: Analyst Warns Traders who subscribe to momentum-and-trend methodologies often evaluate such retests for confirmation—looking for stabilization, shrinking downside momentum, or a swift recovery back above the midline of the band. Cantonese Cat’s message distills that view into a simple risk stance. By stating “I think it’s great risk-reward here,” the commentator is signaling that, in his opinion, the nearby technical levels define risk tightly relative to potential upside should the breakout sustain. As always, that is one analyst’s interpretation of the chart at a specific moment in time; Dogecoin remains volatile, and this week will be pivotal for bulls attempting to confirm the momentum, but the risk-reward ratio seems quite good. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.199. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com