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So far in history, the Dogecoin price has seen two major price rallies that have led the meme coin to reach brand new all-time highs. Given this trend, the expectations are that the cryptocurrency could be getting ready for another rally like the last two bear markets. Even though the year 2025 is about to come to an end and there has been no such rally in sight, it has not dimmed bullishness among investors. Analyst Predicts 3rd Wave For Dogecoin Price Pseudonymous crypto analyst EtherNaysyonal shared an analysis with the Dogecoin community that shows where they expect the DOGE price to be headed next. This analysis focuses on the sudden explosive bull runs that have happened in the Dogecoin lifetime, predicting the next one that could send the meme coin toward new all-time highs. Related Reading: Big Bitcoin Holders Are Selling, But Few Buyers Are Stepping In As Demand Weakens Highlighting the previous performances, the crypto analyst shows how the Dogecoin price has consolidated for a long time before reaching an end in 2017. Once this bottom was established, the price saw an over 7,000% increase, rising from below $0.00028 to over $0.02 before the bear market began in 2018. Next came another long consolidation trend that spanned years before ending in 2021. Just like the performance in 2021, the end case for the 2021 rally was similar, which was an explosive rally. The Dogecoin price increased from below $0.0028 to over $0.7, registering an over 30,000% increase by the time the run was completed. Pointing to these previous performances, the analyst believes that Dogecoin may be on the verge of another major run. If the price sees a similar bounce, then the analyst believes that the meme coin’s price will cross $1. By the time it’s done, it could see an over 1,200% increase, causing the price to reach $2.2 before the momentum fades. The Evolution Of DOGE The analysis comes in response to a previous post that EtherNaysyonal had made, showing how Dogecoin has managed to evolve from a joke into a serious cryptocurrency. They explain that the existence of DOGE shows that money doesn’t always have to be serious. Related Reading: $300 Million Worth Of XRP On The Move – Where Are They Headed? Despite starting out as a joke, though, Dogecoin has since grown beyond that and has seen some major developments that solidified its position in the market. Just like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP, Dogecoin is one of the few cryptocurrencies out of millions to be used as a reserve currency by companies. There have also been several ETF filings for Dogecoin as it is being moved into the mainstream for institutional participation. DOGE has also been incorporated into the likes of Tesla as a payment method for merchandise, expanding its reach. Featured image created with Dall.E, chart from Tradingview.com

Crypto analyst Cantonese has shared his AI analysis, which showed what will drive the Dogecoin price to $5.76. The analysis also highlighted other factors that could determine whether or not DOGE reaches this target.  AI Reveals How The Dogecoin Price Can Reach $5.76 In an X post, Cantonese revealed Grok’s analysis about the Dogecoin price target if this is the start of wave 3. The AI stated that wave 3 could send DOGE to between $4.48 and $5.76 if it meets the standard 1.618 extension. There is also the possibility that the foremost meme coin could reach between $37.76 and $48.55 if the move extends to the 2.618 extension.  Related Reading: Here’s Why Dogecoin And Shiba Inu Prices Are Crashing, Is A Recovery Possible? The AI stated that the Dogecoin price rally to between $37.76 and $48.55 is only possible in strong bull markets like the crypto cycle. Meanwhile, Grok admitted that the actual DOGE price will depend on market confirmation and may align with larger cycle extensions, such as the $3.95 level.  This Dogecoin price analysis has raised eyebrows, with community members stating that a rally to these targets is almost impossible because of what DOGE’s market cap will be. A rally to $5.76 means that the meme coin would have a market cap of $758.30 billion, which is almost one-third of the current total crypto market cap.  Meanwhile, the Dogecoin price is unlikely to hit these targets anytime soon, given the current market conditions. DOGE is struggling below the psychological $0.2 level amid Bitcoin’s recent crash below $100,000. There are also speculations that a bear market may be imminent, meaning the foremost meme coin is still at risk of further decline.   DOGE Could Still Record A 300% Rally From Current Level Crypto analyst Javon Marks has predicted that the Dogecoin price could record a 300% rally from its current level. He revealed that DOGE continues to hold out of a resisting trend, which puts the target for this setup at $0.6533. This will bring DOGE close to its all-time high (ATH) of $0.73 and puts it well above the local high of $0.48, which it reached last December.   Crypto analyst Crypto King also provided a bullish outlook for the Dogecoin price. In an X post, he noted that DOGE was sitting right on the lower trendline of the symmetrical triangle. The analyst added that this area has acted as a strong floor for months and that buying pressure is starting to build. In line with this, Crypto King remarked that a clean bounce from this level could spark a rally for the meme coin.  Related Reading: Here’s What Happens To The Dogecoin Price After The Consolidation Phase Ends At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.16, up in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Crypto analyst VisionPulsed says Dogecoin’s window for a cycle-defining advance has narrowed to weeks, arguing that a failure to pivot higher in November would likely end the current bull-side setup and shift the conversation to downside risk in 2026. In a late-November 5 video, the analyst framed Bitcoin’s weekly moving average as the near-term arbiter of trend and, by extension, Dogecoin’s fate: “By the end of the week, we need to see Bitcoin back over $103,000–$104,000. If that ends up happening, then you could start pushing the idea… we could start talking about a Dogecoin rally. If we close below $102k, 100k even, that’s your first confirmation that it is actually a bear market. Dogecoin Needs Immediate Reversal VisionPulsed anchored the Dogecoin outlook to a broader read on market structure and cross-asset momentum. He noted that when mapping the “top-10 dominance” basket ex-stablecoins, the market has “fully retraced the alt season from 2021.” Hitting the upper band of that multi-year channel “doesn’t mean it’s the top,” he cautioned, but it reinforces how mature the advance has become. The analyst emphasized that he is not declaring the start of altseason based on this single indicator; rather, he is situating Dogecoin risk in a market that has already re-tested a critical historical boundary. Related Reading: Dogecoin Faces Breakdown Risk Below $0.15 While Whales Exit and ETF Hype Fades The immediate gating factor, he said, remains Bitcoin’s weekly moving average and a cluster of corroborating signals. “All eyes are still on $103,000,” VisionPulsed said, pointing to a supertrend read that, so far, mirrors a March episode when price briefly broke below but never closed under it, avoiding a formal sell trigger. He contrasted that with 2021, when confirmed closes below the same tool delivered unambiguous sell signals. The distinction matters because Dogecoin’s high-beta behavior to Bitcoin tends to compress timelines for both rallies and retracements, and any decisive break and close beneath the moving average would erase the already tight window for a Dogecoin impulse. Momentum, in the analyst’s framing, is “so bearish that it’s screaming the end of the market cycle is near,” even though the monthly MACD has not crossed down yet. That lag on higher-timeframe oscillators leaves room for a “very little rally,” which in previous cycles still permitted outsized alt moves. “In this bull market… every time we’ve bounced off the moving average, we’ve broken the prior high,” he said, making the conditional case that if the trend holds and Bitcoin reclaims the level into the weekly close, a final Dogecoin push remains possible. But he refused to extend the timeline beyond the near term: “I would argue that if we don’t actually go back up in November, it’s probably not happening.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Must Defend This Level To Avoid A $0.07 Meltdown, On-Chain Data Shows The calendar overlay is doing heavy lifting. VisionPulsed explored a scenario in which Dogecoin could peak in January, but stressed the math now strains credibility unless upside starts immediately. “Eighty-one days from now would be January… it’s starting to get to the point where it’s almost unachievable because you don’t want to keep stretching this out to January, February, March. At some point, you have to say it’s not happening.” The refusal to “move the goalposts” defines his base case: the bull thesis survives only if November prints a directional turn. From a pattern perspective, he flagged a head-and-shoulders-like structure on Dogecoin and introduced a vivid downside marker he has used in prior updates. “That’s why this little pig is down here,” he said, referring to a graphic that labels a potential capitulation zone around $0.05 to $0.06. If Bitcoin loses the weekly moving average and confirms the breakdown with a close, “the pig only is in play once Bitcoin is below that moving average,” and Dogecoin’s primary target would revert to “five to six cents.” On the Bitcoin side, he framed a bear-market base case of 40,000–50,000 on the assumption that both upside and downside retracements are shrinking versus prior cycles, implying “not 77%… you’d probably get 65% to 70%,” which would align with a mid-40k trough. For Dogecoin specifically, he drew a clean decision tree. If Bitcoin reclaims $103,000–$104,000 into the weekly close and confirms above the moving average, the Dogecoin rally window reopens, with a shot at a late-Q4 to January run. If Bitcoin closes below roughly $102,000 and sustains weakness, “it’s bear market time,” Dogecoin likely gravitates to the “pig at 5 cents,” and “it might even break the pig honestly” depending on the severity of Bitcoin’s drawdown. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.16297. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto analyst Butterfly has provided a bullish outlook for the Dogecoin price, predicting that it could soon record a massive rally. This comes as the crypto market looks to rebound from its most recent downtrend, with DOGE well below the psychological $0.2 level.  Analyst Declares The Dogecoin Price Is About To Burst In an X post, Butterfly urged DOGE holders to stay alert as the Dogecoin price could “burst” from its current price level. This came as the analyst noted that the foremost meme coin is facing the lower boundary of the symmetrical triangle on the 3-day chart. Butterfly added that this zone remains a strong floor for price action and that bullish pressure is mounting fast.  Related Reading: Here’s What Happens To The Dogecoin Price After The Consolidation Phase Ends The analyst’s accompanying chart showed that the Dogecoin price could bounce off the $0.165 support level and rally to as high as $0.48. Notably, that price level marked a local high for DOGE last year when it rallied from a similar range as its current price level. Meanwhile, the meme coin is expected to hit this price level by year-end or the beginning of next year.   This Dogecoin price prediction comes as the crypto market rebounds from the recent crash, which caused Bitcoin to drop below $100,000, dragging DOGE and other altcoins down. With BTC back above $100,000, the foremost meme coin will look to reclaim the psychological $0.2 level, which could spark a larger rebound.  Crypto analyst Ali Martinez also indicated that the bottom was in for the Dogecoin price following the recent crypto market crash. In an X post, he revealed that the TD Sequential indicator has flashed a buy signal on DOGE, suggesting the local bottom might be in.   DOGE’s Bull Run Could Start Soon Crypto analyst Chandler indicated that DOGE’s bull run could soon begin. He noted that the biggest bull runs were usually preceded by the TOTAL3/Total rallying to the upside. Then a sharp drop occurs and a clean V-shaped recovery, which is when the Dogecoin price usually peaks. The analyst then revealed that TOTAL3/TOTAL appears to be resuming an uptrend, suggesting the meme coin could soon rally.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Volume Spike To $2 Billion Might Be Bearish, Here’s Why Crypto analyst Ether also assured that the bull structure remains intact for Dogecoin’s price despite the recent pullbacks. He noted that every Dogecoin cycle has looked chaotic up close and perfectly structured from a distance. He then asserted that the pattern remains intact. Notably, the analyst had previously predicted that the Dogecoin price would rally to the psychological $1 level, which would mark a new all-time high for the meme coin.  At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.16, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Image, chart from Tradingview.com

The cryptocurrency market has been on edge in recent weeks, and two of its most recognized meme tokens, Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, have suffered the brunt of the sell-off. Both coins have seen significant price drops with low bullish whale activity, declining on-chain performance, and worsening market sentiment.  Dogecoin’s fall is aggravated by large holders selling massive amounts of tokens, while Shiba Inu’s troubles are due to its inability to sustain liquidity and demand through its layer-2 network, Shibarium. Together, their price crashes reflect the unease among retail traders concerning the two meme coins. Dogecoin And Shiba Inu Crashing Dogecoin and Shiba Inu’s price action has crashed notably in the past seven days. Dogecoin, for one, fell as high as 17% in a seven-day timeframe, and Shiba Inu also witnessed a comparable 12% drop.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Are Offloading Hundreds Of Millions Of DOGE, Here Are The Facts Notably, on-chain data shows that Dogecoin’s recent crash was ignited by a large-scale sell-off from whale wallets holding between 10 and 100 million DOGE. The numbers show that these wallets offloaded roughly one billion coins within seven days. The resulting cascade effect pushed Dogecoin below a key support level near $0.18, which in turn triggered additional liquidations across derivatives markets.  As it stands, Dogecoin’s market capitalization had dropped from almost $30 billion to roughly $24.7 billion in the past seven-day timeframe. Trading volume has also surged massively within the past 24 hours, with most of the activity being selling pressure. Shiba Inu has faced its own share of bearish troubles in the past few days. Shiba Inu’s price action fell to around $0.0000089, its lowest price since January 2024. The token’s decline has been compounded by weak liquidity, low trading volume, and a marked slowdown in network activity.  Technical indicators confirm its prolonged downtrend, with Shiba Inu trading well below its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages. Its Relative Strength Index is below 34, suggesting weak momentum with no sign of bullish divergence. Outlook: Can Dogecoin And Shiba Inu Recover? Both Dogecoin and Shiba Inu mostly depend on community hype, and that is virtually nonexistent as it stands. The wider crypto market downtrend in the past 24 hours has done nothing to help either, with many cryptocurrencies weakening against the growing dollar index. The entire crypto market fell by as much as 4% in the past 24-hour timeframe.  Related Reading: Shiba Inu Open Interest Crash To 2024 Levels, Is It Game Over For The Meme Coin? However, crypto history shows that meme coins tend to bounce strongly once overall crypto sentiment improves. Dogecoin’s long-term support around $0.15-$0.17 has always served as a turning point, while Shiba Inu’s oversold RSI could eventually draw bargain hunters if market conditions stabilize. For now, their recovery depends heavily on a better retail engagement and a strong market-wide relief rally, neither of which seems imminent in the short term. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.164 and is looking like it can reclaim its $0.17 support. Shiba Inu, on the other hand, is trading at $0.00000897. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin (DOGE) is experiencing heightened turbulence as on-chain metrics reveal a $2 billion surge in trading volume and an increase in whale movements. While such explosive market activity may be misconstrued as bullish, deeper analysis suggests a more bearish atmosphere, as large holders offload their positions amid waning retail demand. With DOGE prices consolidating near critical levels after its recent breakdown, analysts warn of an impending continuation of the downtrend as key supports fail to hold.  Dogecoin $2 Billion Volume Surge Raises Red Flags  On-chain data from TradingView has revealed a significant surge in Dogecoin’s trading activity, with volume climbing as high as 62% and exceeding $2 billion on Tuesday, November 3. Despite the apparent increase in market participation, the underlying signals from oscillators, Moving Averages (MA), and pivot indicators collectively point toward “strong” selling pressure.  Related Reading: 4 Major Developments That Could Accelerate The Dogecoin Price To $1 In 2025 Notably, much of this heightened activity has been attributed to large holders liquidating their positions amidst broader market weakness, contributing to the already substantial wave of sell volume. TradingView data shows that Dogecoin’s price has been in a decline during this increase in market activity, highlighting the underlying bearishness fueled by increased selling activity. DOGE’s price has been consolidating between $0.17 and $0.21 since mid-October 2025, forming a tight price range. However, with its recent volatility, its price has dropped below its former consolidation range and is now trading around $0.16, at the time of writing. TradingView confirms that Dogecoin’s previous range-bound behavior and its consistent price decline are being driven by whale distribution rather than accumulation.  To support this claim, recent reports from crypto analyst Ali Martinez revealed that over 1 billion DOGE were sold by whales within a single week. And just the week before, these large-scale investors had initiated a $500 million DOGE liquidation. This escalating sell pressure has effectively weakened Dogecoin’s technical outlook, with prices now down more than 37% in the past month and momentum indicators showing exhaustion among buyers.  Analysts Predict Deeper DOGE Crash As Support Crumbles Martinez and market expert ‘Umair Crypto’ have both issued fresh warnings amid Dogecoin’s ongoing price correction. In his post on X, Martinez emphasized that the DOGE price has officially lost its structural support at $0.18, invalidating the prior bullish scenario. His accompanying chart projects potential downside targets as low as $0.12, suggesting a 30% decline from current levels if bearish momentum continues.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Breakdown Is Nothing To Worry About? This Long Term Structure Points Above $1 Umair Crypto’s analysis echoes similar cautions, showing Dogecoin trading around $0.169, having failed to hold previous support levels. He noted that the initial bounce from this current price range appears weak, indicating that sellers are dominating the market. The analyst’s chart suggests that the next critical support is near $1.41, approximately 15% below current levels. Additionally, he warns that weak rebounds at this key level often signal the start of a continued downtrend, suggesting that price declines could be on the way.  Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin has spent the past several days locked in a tight decline that has seen it push lower. The meme coin has struggled to break above $0.19, slipping between $0.17 and $0.18 in what could be described as another consolidation phase.  This movement follows a series of attempts to recover losses in October, which failed with a rejection at $0.205. The current chart setup has attracted interest among traders who believe a major rally move is close. A technical analysis posted on the social media platform X highlights what could happen once this slow decline period comes to an end. Dogecoin Holds Its Ground In A Tight Range Technical analysis shows that Dogecoin’s price action has been fluctuating within a narrow corridor for weeks, forming a horizontal support zone between $0.17 and $0.19. Each time the price tested the lower boundary, buyers have managed to absorb the selling pressure to prevent a deeper correction. This price action shows accumulation behavior where investors quietly build positions when there’s a lack of bullish momentum. The same pattern appeared in late September and early October when Dogecoin consolidated before briefly spiking to $0.26. Related Reading: 4 Major Developments That Could Accelerate The Dogecoin Price To $1 In 2025 The chart below shows that Dogecoin has been consolidating since October 10, with several attempted short-lived recoveries during this period, but each one stalled below the resistance range. The last week of October was characterized by a further Dogeocin price breakdown that ended at $0.17 before picking up a little steam to $0.18. Analysts always interpret these movements as signs that buyers are gradually regaining control. The repeated defense of the $0.17 area has become a psychological level that traders are closely watching. If the support continues to hold, it means that Dogecoin is getting ready for another bounce at this level. Some buyers are already positioning early for that outcome. As noted by crypto analyst BitGuru on X, “buyers are showing signs of stepping in again.”  Possible Upside Short-Term Targets Above $0.22 If Dogecoin manages to exit this consolidation zone, the analysis projects a potential rally above $0.20 and into the mid-$0.20s range. This projection, although short-term, aligns with the rally witnessed by Dogecoin in early October. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Are Offloading Hundreds Of Millions Of DOGE, Here Are The Facts The scenario is for Dogecoin to break above $0.2 in a swift move and return to its early October level. The price target in this case is around $0.27, and Dogecoin could break out further from here to test psychological resistance at $0.3.  The most important factors for such a move would be a bullish bounce around $0.17 and a confirmed daily close above $0.20, accompanied by rising trading volume. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.1735 and is looking like it is about to retest the $0.17 support. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

A stark line in the sand has emerged for Dogecoin. Market analyst Ali Martinez (X: @ali_charts) argues that the meme-coin’s near-term trajectory is binary around the $0.18 handle, pairing a channel-based price map with an on-chain URPD readout that concentrates risk directly below. His warning is unambiguous: “Dogecoin fate could hinge on $0.18. If it fails, $0.07 might be next.” Dogecoin Needs To Bounce Now Martinez published a one-day chart on November 1 depicting DOGE oscillating inside an ascending channel and presently testing its lower boundary. The chart print shows Binance’s perpetual pair near $0.187 at the time of capture, with a dotted path that either springs from this “buy-the-dip” zone toward the channel’s midline near $0.26 and ultimately the upper rail around $0.33, or, if the support snaps, ejects into a materially lower range. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Are Offloading Hundreds Of Millions Of DOGE, Here Are The Facts He summarized the bullish path succinctly in a separate post attached to the same chart: “$0.18 looks like a strong buy-the-dip zone for Dogecoin before a potential run toward $0.26 or $0.33.” Pressed by a user on what had changed, Martinez replied: “Nothing has changed. On both posts everything depends on the $0.18 support level.” On-Chain Data Confirms Critical Situation The technical map is reinforced by on-chain positioning. Martinez shared a Glassnode UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD) for DOGE partitioned by the all-time-high epoch. URPD bins supply by the last on-chain transaction price, highlighting cost-basis clusters that often function as support and resistance when those cohorts are confronted with drawdowns or break-evens. Related Reading: Bullish Window For Dogecoin Opens in November, Analyst Says The histogram Martinez posted features a conspicuous bulge around $0.073, labeled at 28,278,554,566.513 DOGE (18.66%), and a secondary local node centered near $0.17741885, labeled at 5,040,878,150.654 DOGE (3.33%). Moreover, the chart exposes a heavy 36+ billion DOGE cluster across $0.18–$0.21 — a critical zone that price has already broken below, adding pressure to the downside. The implication is straightforward: there is a visible pocket of realized-price liquidity at roughly $0.18 that might catch price on first test; but should that shelf fail, the next dense cohort sits far lower, near seven cents, where nearly a fifth of supply last changed hands. This pairing of a technical threshold with an on-chain vacuum is what underpins Martinez’s either-or framing. The channel study delineates $0.18 as structural support on the daily timeframe; the URPD shows why the downside air pocket could be deep if sellers force capitulation below that level. Conversely, a defense of $0.18 would align with his mapped rebound toward the channel’s median near $0.26, with stretch potential to the upper boundary around $0.33 if momentum persists. In Martinez’s words, “everything depends on the $0.18 support level.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.173. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin whales are now back in the spotlight as recent on-chain metrics reveal a major move involving hundreds of millions of DOGE. The latest data shows 440 million DOGE being offloaded as selling pressures intensify. Amidst this sharp decline in whale holdings, the meme coin’s price has experienced significant volatility, falling to $0.18 after recording weeks-long losses.  Dogecoin Whales Trim DOGE Holdings En Masse According to on-chain data from crypto analytics platform Santiment, wallets holding between 10,000,000 and 100,000,000 DOGE have sold off roughly 440 million tokens within 72 hours. This large-scale distribution marks one of the most significant short-term liquidations from mid-level whale wallets in recent weeks.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Open Interest Crashes 50% From October Highs, Volume Is Worse, What’s Going On? Notably, on Thursday, October 29, these wallets accounted for approximately 15.51% of the total DOGE supply, but that figure dropped to 15.31% the following day. Moreover, it declined again on October 31 to 15.17%, and now stands at a low of 15.15%, at the time of writing. As whales abruptly reduced their exposure, the market also responded quickly. Data from CoinMarketCap shows that Dogecoin’s price plummeted about 5.76% this last week, following its 27% crash over the past month.   As selling pressure increases for Dogecoin, Santiment’s data further reveals that whale transaction counts for holders managing DOGE worth $100,000 and above spiked to 119 transactions on October 30, before plunging to 15 at the time of writing. This sharp decline suggests a rapid transition from distribution to dormancy among short-term high-volume traders.  Interestingly, there have been signs of a redistribution, indicating that not all large holders are exiting the market. Santiment reports that whales with holdings exceeding 100,000,000 DOGE have increased their balances from 19.28% to 19.46% over the same period, implying accumulation from even larger players. Meanwhile, investors with holdings between 100,000 and 10,000,000 DOGE have maintained a steady position, signaling a neutral stance amid market uncertainty.     Analysts Eye $0.33 And Beyond As Technical Patterns Align Despite widespread whale dumping, analysts remain optimistic about Dogecoin’s medium to long-term price trajectory. Crypto market expert Ali Martinez identified Dogecoin’s current price at $0.18 as a critical support level. Based on his analysis, maintaining this price floor could spark a recovery wave targeting $0.26 and potentially $0.33. His chart illustrating Dogecoin’s ongoing consolidation within an Ascending Channel highlights a potential upward break aligning with previous recovery phases.   Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Resurrection To $0.5 Could Be Imminent If This Level Breaks Adding to the bullish outlook, Bitcoinsensus has released a long-term projection, suggesting an explosive continuation of DOGE’s cyclical uptrend. The analysis compares past rallies, showing gains of 300% and 500%, and now points toward a potential 800% surge that could propel the meme coin to approximately $1.70 in the current market cycle. The accompanying chart reflects a pattern of expanding momentum phases, supported by ascending trendlines from 2023.  Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

The Dogecoin price has been experiencing severe volatility and extended periods of sideways trading in recent weeks. However, seasoned analysts suggest that there’s little reason to panic. Beneath the short-term turbulence lies a long-term structure that experts believe could set the stage for a major price breakout. They suggest that the broader technical picture paints a bullish narrative, one that could eventually drive DOGE above $1 once momentum resumes.  Long-Term Accumulation Signal Dogecoin Price Next Bull Run According to a technical analysis presented by crypto analyst EtherNasyonal on X social media this week, the Dogecoin price is preparing for a major bull run above $1. He explained that the DOGE’s price action remains within a powerful long-term Ascending Channel, maintaining structural integrity despite ongoing price fluctuations. His analysis of the monthly chart reveals that the meme coin has been establishing a multi-year accumulation base, similar to the patterns formed before its explosive rallies in 2017 and 2021.  Related Reading: Why The Dogecoin Price Is At Risk Of Another 10% Crash EtherNasyonal highlights that momentum is quietly building above key support levels, indicating that the next expansion phase could be forming. The chart illustrates that Dogecoin, which has been trading within a rising parallel channel since 2014, is currently consolidating around the lower boundary near $0.18.  Historically, each time Dogecoin has completed a similar descending pattern within this structure, it has initiated a parabolic move upward. The previous breakout propelled the meme coin by several thousand percent, lifting it from fractions of a cent to all-time highs above $0.70.  Dogecoin’s current chart setup suggests a repeat of this bullish behavior. A large, rounded base pattern is visible between 2022 and 2024, reflecting steady accumulation and a potentially decreasing selling pressure. EtherNasyonal’s projection targets the upper midline of the Ascending Channel, potentially above $1, if historical patterns play out as expected.  Dogecoin False Breakdown Hints At Potential Reversal On shorter timeframes, crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade provides additional context to Dogecoin’s current price action. His 4-hour chart highlights a “false breakout” followed by a “false breakdown.” Dogecoin initially broke above resistance near $0.206 but failed to hold, retracing sharply to retest the lower boundary around $0.178. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Macro Target Remains Above $2, And The Market Crash Hasn’t Changed It This quick reversal pattern, marked by aggressive selling followed by a swift rebound, often precedes a recovery move back toward former resistance levels. Trader Tardigrade’s chart structure indicates that the breakdown beneath the horizontal support level was short-lived, with buyers likely stepping in to absorb liquidity and push prices upward.  The chart setup suggests that DOGE could soon reclaim the $0.20 – $0.21 region as the next target zone from its current price of $0.18. If the bounce continues and momentum aligns with the broader monthly structure, this could serve as the first leg of a sustained uptrend. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin’s recent decline may be nearing exhaustion as the price edges toward a crucial support zone. With the downward wave showing signs of completion, market watchers are now eyeing a potential shift in momentum that could spark the next bullish reversal. Price Channel Near Completion: One Key Level Left To Break After examining the Dogecoin (DOGE) 30-minute chart, the Elliott Waves Academy updated its outlook to confirm a period of strong selling pressure. Technical analysis clearly indicates that the DOGE/USD pair is nearing the completion of a defined price channel pattern, with only one key level remaining before the next major wave is confirmed. Related Reading: Bullish Window For Dogecoin Opens in November, Analyst Says Specifically, the downward leg represents Wave (5) of Wave 3 within a larger bearish sequence. According to  Elliott Waves Academy, the bearish outlook is heavily supported by the preceding structure, which involves a confirmed and strong downward wave representing Wave (3), demonstrating robust and sustained momentum from the sellers. A continuation of the bearish outlook is structurally reinforced by the presence of the price channel pattern itself. Key to confirming the final downward wave hinges on the price breaking the key support level of the current minor correction. Elliott Waves Academy emphasized that successfully breaking this critical key level will provide undeniable confirmation of the bearish view and set a precise trajectory for the completion of the move. Elliott Waves Academy targets the $0.1843646$ level as the expected floor for this phase. The objective is anticipated to be the point at which the internal wave structure is complete and the current bout of selling pressure is exhausted. Finally, Elliott Waves Academy noted that a crucial follow-up action: after reaching the $0.1843646$ level, a corrective upward main wave is predicted to follow. This implies that anticipated downside is part of a structural cycle and should be followed by a noticeable relief rally. Momentum Builds Quietly Beneath The Surface According to EᴛʜᴇʀNᴀꜱʏᴏɴᴀL, Dogecoin continues to follow the same structural rhythm observed in previous market cycles. The price action is unfolding in a familiar pattern, suggesting that the asset may be preparing for another significant move once conditions align. Related Reading: Volatility Loading: Dogecoin Eyes Explosive Path To $3 In his post, EᴛʜᴇʀNᴀꜱʏᴏɴᴀL revealed that momentum is quietly building above key support levels, signaling underlying strength in the market despite the recent volatility. The structure remains technically sound, indicating that buyers are gradually regaining control. He concluded by emphasizing that patience is key before the next ignition phase, as Dogecoin consolidates and gathers momentum. The current setup suggests a potential upside once a breakout confirms renewed bullish momentum. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com

The negative market sentiment has spread rapidly, and the Dogecoin price continues to range around $0.2 as a result. This puts the meme coin in a perilous position that could see its decline deepen from here. One thing that could make a difference would mean a rise in momentum, but volume is already down by a significant amount, so this route has remained a problem. Another major problem is the resistance mounting at $0.21 that could stop any recovery rally in its tracks. What Happens If The Dogecoin Price Breaks $0.218 Crypto analyst Diana Sanchez has highlighted the bullish potential of Dogecoin, suggesting that the price has been showing strength. This comes with the recent market fluctuations ahead of the decision from the Federal Reserve following the FOMC meeting. At this point, though, there is an important level where there is still a lot of resistance. Related Reading: Dogecoin Open Interest Crashes 50% From October Highs, Volume Is Worse, What’s Going On? The first thing the analyst points out is that despite the current struggle, the Dogecoin price has already increased by over 43%. This makes it one of the best performers among the top cryptocurrencies by market cap, and the momentum could turn bullish once again. However, the major problem now lies at the $0.218 level, where the bears are now mounting their defense. As for now, it continues to maintain the support at $0.2, and this has become the major source of interest for the bulls who are looking to continue the rally. The main point right now, the crypto analyst explains, is to break the resistance at $0.218. If this resistance is broken, then the Dogecoin price is expected to continue to rally. With this, the analyst says the Dogecoin price rising to the $0.5 target is no longer a dream. Low Volume Could Be A Hindrance To Recovery Despite the bullishness that is showing on the Dogecoin price chart, the fact that the meme coin’s daily trading remains low continues to put a damper on things. At the start of October, the daily trading volume had spiked above $20 billion before seeing a retracement. Related Reading: Pundit Says XRP Price Will Not Teleport To $500 This Cycle, Shares ‘Realistic’ Targets Since then, though, the daily trading volume has continued to decline, reaching an average of $5 billion at the time of writing, as shown on the Coinglass website. So, unless there is a notable increase in the trading volume, any breakout could lack momentum, meaning the price could quickly correct and retrace its gains. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto analyst VisionPulsed argues that Dogecoin is entering a seasonal window of strength in November—conditional on a broader “risk-on” handoff from US equities to crypto and, critically, Bitcoin maintaining support at a key moving average. In an Oct. 28 video update focused on Dogecoin, he linked the coin’s near-term upside to a now-familiar sequence: S&P strength → Russell 2000 catch-up → Ethereum breakout → DOGE momentum. “November could be repeating itself where we get a big push in November,” he said, citing what he frames as a recurring pattern of late-October bottoms followed by November reversals in recent years. He pointed to 2022 and 2023 as examples and opened the session by noting ongoing equity optimism, quipping that “the S&P is continuing to gap up,” and that a risk-bid in stocks historically creates favorable conditions for crypto beta. November Preview For Dogecoin The pathway he sketches is explicit and hierarchical. “If the S&P can push higher, then the Russell 2000 may actually follow… And as we’ve said 100 times, when the Russell breaks out, that increases the chance that Ethereum breaks out. Happened in 2017, happened in 2020. And if the Russell can break out and Ethereum can break out, slap Dogecoin on there.” His Dogecoin view is framed inside a rising channel, with price “grinding upwards on the trend line” into early November before a potential acceleration toward the channel top in mid-month. Related Reading: Is The Dogecoin Bull Run Over? Analyst Predicts When DOGE Rallies Again The analyst is emphatic that the setup is constructive but not a done deal. “There’s probably no big bull run just yet, but it looks bullish from here to at least December.” From there, the branching outcomes hinge on whether an altseason materializes and whether DOGE can break beyond the upper boundary of its channel. If momentum stalls at resistance without evidence of declining Bitcoin dominance—his shorthand for capital rotating into altcoins—he warns of a familiar whipsaw: “If we come up to the top of the channel and we get stuck again… we’re going to see a crash to the bottom of the channel or at least the middle.” In that downside branch, he cites a drawdown scenario toward the low-teens, saying DOGE could “go back to 13 cents.” In the upside branch, if an altseason ignites, he floats a run toward “80 cents, 90 cents, whatever,” with the caveat that such a surge into December could also mark a local cycle top requiring reassessment in real time. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Struggles at $0.20 Support Amid Whale Selloff and Futures As a gating condition across all scenarios, Bitcoin’s trend integrity remains the fulcrum. “If for whatever reason, Bitcoin breaks this moving average, then there’s no bull run at all. It doesn’t exist—we’re in a bear market. But as long as we hold a moving average… the bull run will continue.” He analogizes the dynamic to a “blue circle” bounce on the S&P and expects a comparable moving-average response from BTC to keep the crypto risk cycle intact. The Ethereum leg is treated as both a beneficiary of small-cap equity strength and a validator for alt rotation: “If the S&P and the Russell can both push higher, that gives us a green light for Ethereum. And if Ethereum can push higher, then Doge could push higher.” Timing is central to his thesis. He anticipates a steady “grind” into early November, a push toward DOGE’s channel top “probably in the middle of November,” and then a decisive inflection as the market either confirms altseason into December—or fails and resets with one more flush before any sustained rotation. He also leaves room for a less popular possibility: “We always have to keep our open mind to the possibility that there is no altseason… I’m the last person that wants to say that… but we’ve got to be open to the possibilities.” VisionPulsed characterizes the current moment as tactically bullish with binary edges defined by the channel and BTC’s moving average. “I would say the top of the channel is in play as long as we hold the bottom of the channel.” The message to Dogecoin traders is ultimately conditional and sequence-driven: November offers the opening, but equities, Bitcoin trend support, and an Ethereum confirmation are the levers that must all click into place to turn an encouraging drift into a decisive breakout. As he signed off: “As always, none of this is financial advice.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.19372. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

After a turbulent month, the Dogecoin price looks to stabilizing just around the $0.2 level, and it continues to show strength at this level. However, there are some developments on the meme coin’s chart that suggest that there could be some bearish headwinds that could lead to another crash. Crypto analyst MyCryptoParadise outlines this in a recent analysis, showing the possible directions that the Dogecoin price could be headed in as the market unfolds. Dogecoin Price Is Facing Strong Resistance The first thing that stands out is that the crypto analyst explains that the Dogecoin price is already seeing a lot of resistance, especially on the 4-Hour chart. Since the price was rejected below $0.21, it suggests that bears are already putting a lot of pressure on the price at this level. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Could See A New All-Time High Above $126,000 If It Breaks This Critical Level Another interesting chart is the Dogecoin 1-Hour chart that shows a breakdown in the Rising Wedge. The fact that this breakdown occurred with bearish divergence increases the possibilities of a price decrease, pushing it back down toward the next major support. The crypto analyst also shows that this downward move is still supported by the confluence that has shown up. On the Dogecoin 1-Hour chart, the 200EMA has also been acting as a dynamic resistance, adding more pressure to an already bearish chart. From here, the crypto analyst advises investors to be cautious before entering into the meme coin. For the best time to enter, it is best to wait for the price breakdown toward lower levels before taking a position. If the current trend plays out, then it could see another 10% breakdown. Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Shows The Possibility Of The Ethereum Price Reaching $16,000 In the event of this breakdown, then the next major level lies just above $0.18, which is where support is piling up. A cleaner bearish candlestick pattern would ensure an entry with lower risk, before the Dogecoin price begins another bounce. However, just like with any setup, there is still the possibility for invalidation and this time, the bulls could do it. The Dogecoin price would have to break out and make a candle above the resistance zone on the 4-Hour chart. Such a sustained break would invalidate the bearish setup and create room for a bullish continuation. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin (DOGE) is facing a steep market cooldown after weeks of heightened trading activity in early October. Data from CoinGlass shows that both Open Interest (OI) and trading volume for DOGE futures have crashed, indicating a sharp decline in the meme coin’s momentum. The latest figures reveal a significant pullback in derivatives activity and spot market participation, suggesting that traders may be retreating from speculative positions as volatility eases.  Dogecoin Open Interest Crashes Over 60% Dogecoin’s Open Interest has plunged dramatically from its October highs, reflecting a rapid exodus of leveraged traders from the market. According to CoinGlass, total exchange DOGE futures Open Interest has fallen over 62% from a peak of $5.03 billion on October 7 to $1.88 billion on October 28. This represents a drop to approximately 9.41 billion DOGE, valued at $ 0.20 per token. Related Reading: Dogecoin Treasury Company Looking To Use Strategy’s Bitcoin Playbook For DOGE, Here’s How Despite the decline in Open Interest, Binance, BitMEX, and Bybit continue to lead as the top exchanges with the highest Dogecoin futures activity. Still, the downturn has been widespread across exchanges. Kucoin recorded the largest drop in recent hours at 3.1%, followed closely by Bitget, which saw a 2.27% decline. Over the last 24 hours, Bitunix recorded the steepest drop in Open Interest, down 15.86%, while Crypto.com saw a 7.36% reduction.  Even Binance, which consistently leads Dogecoin futures trading, has seen a notable pullback. CoinGlass reports that the exchange’s Open Interest peaked at $964.7 million on October 7, marking a monthly high. Since then, it has fallen to $380.29 million (1.9 billion DOGE), representing a staggering 60.6% crash in just over three weeks. Dogecoin Sees Even Worse Decline In Volume Trading volume for Dogecoin has mirrored the collapse in Open Interest. CoinGlass data shows that Dogecoin’s futures volume heatmap across major crypto exchanges is in the red zone. Total trading volume had spiked to $20.45 billion on October 11, following the devastating crypto flash crash on October 10, but has since plummeted to $5.31 billion as of October 28. This represents a whopping 74% decline. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Macro Target Remains Above $2, And The Market Crash Hasn’t Changed It On individual exchanges, Binance’s DOGE trading volume dropped by 9.35% in the past 24 hours, while OKX saw a 13.69% decline. CoinEx recorded the largest volume decrease at 26.1%, followed by Gate.io at 23.94%. Popular exchanges like Bitget, Kucoin, and Bitunix also reported varying declines of 4.96%, 20.37% and 13.16%, respectively, as overall market liquidity thinned.  However, a few exchanges bucked the downward trend, recording slight gains. dYdX saw its DOGE volume surge by 167.61%, HTX increased by 49.93%, and Hyperliquid rose by 23.88%. Bybit and MEXC also recorded modest gains of 24.98% and 1.88%, respectively.  Alongside its decline in trading volume, CoinGlass notes that Dogecoin’s price performance has slipped. The meme coin is currently trading at $0.20, down 13.19% over the past 30 days and 2.86% in the last 24 hours. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com

The recent Dogecoin market action has seen its price now hovering below $0.20 after surging to $0.208 in the past 24 hours. Despite the consolidation, analysts and traders are watching the meme coin closely, believing that the next major move could redefine its long-term trajectory.  Among those voices is crypto analyst EtherNasyonaL, who predicted that Dogecoin’s third and most powerful bullish phase is still ahead. His technical analysis on the monthly chart presents a structure that reveals the groundwork for another massive uptrend to above $0.8 is already in motion. Dogecoin’s First Two Bull Waves Set The Stage The monthly candlestick price chart shared by EtherNasyonaL calls attention to Dogecoin’s cyclical nature since 2014, showing two completed bull waves and a third one forming. Each of these bullish waves was formed after Dogecoin broke above and then retested the upper trendline of a descending channel of lower highs that had confined its price action in the preceding years. This retest was also highlighted by a confluence of the 25 Moving Average (MA) indicator. Related Reading: Pundit Says XRP Price Risks Crash Below $1, Here’s Why The first wave, which began in 2017, caused Dogecoin’s earliest exponential rise from near-zero levels, right when the meme coin entered into popular crypto discussions. The second, and far more explosive, bull wave occurred between 2020 and 2021, when Dogecoin surged from under $0.003 to an all-time high of $0.7316, which has stood until now.  Each bull run started once Dogecoin reclaimed its 25-month moving average as support, following extended consolidation periods that spanned multiple months. The current setup reflects the same condition, as the 25MA line has once again turned upward, and Dogecoin has successfully retested the upper trendline of its previous descending channel, as shown in the chart below. Dogecoin 1M price chart. Source: @EtherNasyonaL on X 3rd Bull Wave Setup: Resistance Retested, Accumulation Ongoing The analysis reveals that Dogecoin has recently broken free from a long-term downtrend that spanned between mid-2021 and early 2025. Notably, recent crypto market liquidation events in October have seen the Dogecoin price complete a successful retest of the resistance level, now turned support, around the $0.17 to $0.20 price range.  Related Reading: Economist Explains The Reality Behind XRP Price Reaching $100,000, It Can’t Overtake Bitcoin This successful retest also coincides with a simultaneous bounce off the bottom trendline of an ascending channel. EtherNasyonaL describes the current price action as Dogecoin “accumulating strength in the lower band of a years-long ascending channel.” The projected trajectory on the chart above shows Dogecoin following its established pattern by moving from the lower region of the ascending channel to its upper boundary. If the third bull wave plays out as the previous two did, Dogecoin’s price could challenge its $0.73 all-time high and break into new price territories.  The first price target in this case is the $0.8 mark, and then as high as $4 in the long term.  Featured image created with Dall.E, chart from Tradingview.com

Cantonese Cat used his October 28 video to zero in on the Dogecoin market structure, arguing that the meme-coin is nearing the end of a multi-year accumulation phase—and that the recent washout was a feature, not a bug, of that process. While he declined to publish numeric price targets in the video, he made the case that DOGE’s setup is maturing in lockstep with broader “risk-on” signals, with a familiar lag to Ethereum that historically precedes Dogecoin’s larger moves. When Will Dogecoin Rally Again? On structure, he was explicit. “Just looking at Doge here, you can see how […] Doge has been forming a cup over here for close to four and a half, five years now […] it’s just been building a big giant base.” In his read, the rounded bottom is the defining pattern of this cycle for DOGE, and it remains intact despite recent volatility. He framed the sharp drawdown two weeks ago as necessary positioning rather than a break in trend: “You just had a great deleveraging event […] I’m not going to look at a lower low and think the trend is broken […] These are very healthy deleveraging before the next move up as far as I’m concerned.” He highlighted “a big giant wick” and “a lot of demand down below,” pointing to what he sees as resilient spot support through the base. Related Reading: Dogecoin Is Waking Up: 4 Bullish Signals You Can’t Ignore Timing, not targets, was the centerpiece. He reiterated that Dogecoin typically follows Ethereum with a delay once ETH clears its own major resistance bands. “Whenever we get closer to the end of the rounded bottom […] that’s when Ethereum breaks out above the resistance zone and goes up a lot higher. Thus, Doge runs together with Ethereum,” he said, adding: “There is a lag. I would say the lag is probably maybe a couple months between Ethereum breaking up and Doge finally breaking above this rounded bottom here and going up.” He made a similar observation using risk proxies, noting that DOGE moves have historically trailed small-cap-led risk cycles by several months, though he cautioned that the exact interval can vary. Via X, he added “DOGE lags behind IWM [iShares Russell 2000 ETF] all-time-high breakout by about 2 to 4 months before it takes off.” Cantonese Cat also pushed back on the view that a sequence of lower lows automatically invalidates the DOGE setup, arguing that this occurred in prior cycles just before outsized rallies. “A lot of people look at this, ‘that’s a lower low […] the cycle is over.’ Well, it doesn’t work that way. That’s a lower low right there. Next thing you know, it just went a lot higher,” he said, tying the observation to the current “healthy deleveraging” and the persistence of the rounded-bottom structure. Related Reading: Volatility Loading: Dogecoin Eyes Explosive Path To $3 If the video offered the structural blueprint, his same-day post on X clarified his stance on headline targets. “I realize that it’s stupid to call for DOGE to $2 or $4 when price is at 20 cents. If I was smart like others, I should just call for DOGE to $2 or $4 when it’s $2 or $4.” The comment is consistent with his prior price predictions. Inside the video update, the analyst instead emphasized the sequence he expects to matter—ETH strength first, DOGE follow-through second, with the magnitude determined by how far the broader risk cycle runs once momentum rotates. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.20. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin struggled to rise above $0.210 and corrected some gains against the US Dollar. DOGE is now consolidating and might decline below $0.1980. DOGE price started a fresh downside correction below $0.2035. The price is trading below the $0.20 level and the 100-hourly simple moving average. There was a break below a contracting triangle with support at $0.20 on the hourly chart of the DOGE/USD pair (data source from Kraken). The price could aim for a fresh increase if it remains stable above $0.1940. Dogecoin Price Starts Another Pullback Dogecoin price started a fresh increase after it settled above $0.1920, like Bitcoin and Ethereum. DOGE climbed above the $0.20 resistance to enter a positive zone. The bulls were able to push the price above $0.2020 and $0.2050. A high was formed at $0.2094 and the price is now correcting gains. There was a move below the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $0.1843 swing low to the $0.2094 high. Besides, there was a break below a contracting triangle with support at $0.20 on the hourly chart of the DOGE/USD pair. Dogecoin price is now trading below the $0.20 level and the 100-hourly simple moving average. If there is another increase, immediate resistance on the upside is near the $0.2020 level. The first major resistance for the bulls could be near the $0.2050 level. The next major resistance is near the $0.210 level. A close above the $0.210 resistance might send the price toward $0.2150. Any more gains might send the price toward $0.2250. The next major stop for the bulls might be $0.2320. More Losses In DOGE? If DOGE’s price fails to climb above the $0.2020 level, it could start a downside correction. Initial support on the downside is near the $0.1970 level and the 50% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $0.1843 swing low to the $0.2094 high. The next major support is near the $0.1935 level. The main support sits at $0.190. If there is a downside break below the $0.190 support, the price could decline further. In the stated case, the price might slide toward the $0.1840 level or even $0.1780 in the near term. Technical Indicators Hourly MACD – The MACD for DOGE/USD is now gaining momentum in the bearish zone. Hourly RSI (Relative Strength Index) – The RSI for DOGE/USD is now below the 50 level. Major Support Levels – $0.1970 and $0.1935. Major Resistance Levels – $0.2020 and $0.2050.

The Dogecoin weekly chart is flashing a cluster of technically constructive signals, according to crypto analyst Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow), who published a four-panel weekly read on DOGE on Oct. 27. Price is currently hovering near $0.208 on Binance spot, and the setup he highlights pivots on four independent checks: the cycle-high anchored VWAP, Ichimoku “Katana” support, a 0.5 log-scale Fibonacci hold, and conspicuously light sell-side volume during the recent drawdown. 4 Reason To Be Bullish On Dogecoin In his post, Cantonese Cat wrote: “Attempting to reclaim cycle high AVWAP as support. Claiming Ichimoku Tenkan + Kijun fusion (blue and red lines fused together), AKA Katana, as support so far. Holding 0.5 log fib from cycle high–cycle low as support so far. There’s been no volume so far during this downturn on multiple exchanges including Coinbase and Binance, and all it takes is just some volume to come in and we could reverse any downtrend in a hurry.” On the anchored VWAP chart, the teal line measured from Dogecoin’s cycle peak tracks the market’s volume-weighted cost basis since the 2021 top. DOGE is pressing that band from above/at parity, attempting to convert it into support after a failed breakdown earlier this month. Related Reading: Volatility Loading: Dogecoin Eyes Explosive Path To $3 On a weekly basis, closing and subsequently holding above the cycle-high AVWAP tilts risk-reward positively because it implies the marginal participant who bought since the peak is no longer underwater. Notably, the most recent weekly wick that probed below the band—printing a sharp stab toward the low-$0.09s—was retraced swiftly, with subsequent candles clustering back around ~$0.21. That rejection of lower prices right at the anchored VWAP argues against sustained distribution at current levels. The Ichimoku frame reinforces the same idea. Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen are fused around ~$0.2009 on the weekly (a configuration the analyst labels “Katana”), and price is currently riding that confluence as support. The cloud (Senkou span) remains red and overhead, spanning roughly the $0.24s into the ~$0.29 region, which defines the near-term supply zone that would need to be cleared on a weekly close to confirm trend resumption. Until then, the Katana acting as a shelf at ~$0.20 is the near line in the sand; lose it decisively and the bias flips back to testing deeper supports, but sustain it and the path of least resistance shifts to re-engaging the cloud’s lower boundary. Fibonacci context adds precision to those levels. Measured log-scale from the cycle high to the cycle low, DOGE has so far defended the 0.5 retracement at $0.19070 on multiple weekly closes. That 50% line is the pivot of the current structure: a confirmed weekly close and acceptance below would hand momentum to bears toward the 0.382 at $0.13847, while continued defense keeps the market pointed at successive retracement ceilings overhead—the 0.618 at $0.26261, the 0.707 at $0.33430, the 0.786 at $0.41416, and the 0.886 at $0.54318—before the full retrace to the cycle high marker around $0.73995. Price has been oscillating in a broad $0.16–$0.27 corridor for months; sitting above the 0.5 while probing the AVWAP strengthens the case that the mid-$0.20s could be revisited if buyers can reclaim momentum. Related Reading: Dogecoin Awaits Risk-On Ignition As 2021 Pattern Repeats Volume is the wild card—and the fourth reason the analyst cites for optimism. The weekly histogram across multiple years shows that persistent selloffs have been accompanied by contracting volume, with downward arrows on the chart denoting successive periods of declining activity into lows. By contrast, the last major impulsive advance in late 2024 printed the cycle’s heaviest weekly turnover. The current downturn lacks that distribution signature; bins on Coinbase and Binance have thinned rather than expanded. In market-structure terms, falling volume on pullbacks is textbook corrective behavior, and it leaves the door open for a sharp reversal if/when demand returns. Put together, the four lenses describe a market sitting on top of a stacked support cluster: the cycle-high AVWAP roughly at the current price, the Ichimoku Katana fused near ~$0.2009, and the 0.5 log Fibonacci at $0.19070 just below. The invalidation path is clear enough—a decisive weekly loss of the $0.19 handle would expose the $0.13847 (0.382) shelf—while the upside path is equally mapped: first reclaim the lower edge of the cloud in the low-$0.20s, then test $0.26261 (0.618), with any weekly close through that level shifting focus to $0.33430 and beyond. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.206. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto analyst Hov has stated that the macro target for the Dogecoin price remains unchanged despite the recent crypto market crash. This comes as DOGE looks to reclaim the psychological $0.2 level, which could spark a significant rebound for the meme coin.  Macro Target For The Dogecoin Price Remains Above $2 In an X post, the crypto analyst stated that he still has the same macro target for the Dogecoin price. His accompanying chart showed DOGE could rally to $3 by next year, which would mark a new all-time high (ATH) for the altcoin. However, there is the possibility that the meme coin could keep trading sideways till the end of the year.  Related Reading: Why The Dogecoin 3.49% Annual Inflation Is Actually Not A Bug Meanwhile, Hov noted that the Dogecoin price action had played out as expected, with DOGE correcting off the low and crashing by over 50%. He added that the move did not quite make it into the lower support level, but that so far, the move off the low looks pretty corrective. The meme coin had crashed from a high of around $0.30 last month, recently touching $0.11 amid the crash that followed Trump’s announcement of 100% tariffs on China.  Hov also stated that the focus will be on how the Dogecoin price action develops over the next week to see whether the C-wave corrective move is in. DOGE is currently looking to rebound and reclaim the psychological $0.2 level. This has been sparked by optimism regarding a potential trade deal between the U.S. and China.  The White House has confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump will meet China’s President Xi Jinping on October 30 at the APEC Summit. Meanwhile, the September CPI, which dropped yesterday, came in lower than expectations, which also contributed to a bounce in the Dogecoin price.  DOGE’s 3rd Bull Wave On The Horizon Crypto analyst Ether revealed in an X post that the 3rd bull wave is on the horizon for the Dogecoin price. He noted that DOGE experienced two major bull waves in 2017 and 2021 and that another bull wave is now loading. The analyst broke down the current price action, which points to another bull wave.  Related Reading: Analyst Predicts Dogecoin Price Is Headed To $3.25, Here’s When Ether revealed that the long downtrend has been broken, with the retest now complete. He further remarked that the 25MA on the higher time frame is back at support. Meanwhile, the Dogecoin price is said to be gathering strength in the lower band of a years-long ascending channel. The analyst added that all technical indicators are “whispering” the start of a new cycle. As such, he believes the 3rd bull wave is a matter of when, not if. At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.19, up in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin is once again under pressure as bears tighten their hold, keeping the price pinned below key resistance levels. Despite the ongoing consolidation, one crucial support zone is beginning to show signs of strength, hinting that a potential reversal could be on the horizon if buyers step in at the right moment. Momentum Hinges On RSI and BTC Dominance Levels Umair Crypto, in his latest update on Dogecoin, noted that the meme coin is currently consolidating just beneath the 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), forming what appears to be a clear bearish setup. According to Umair, the structure suggests that the price could soon face rejection from this critical moving average, a move that may trigger a decline toward the $0.15 region, or potentially even lower if selling pressure intensifies. Related Reading: Dogecoin Awaits Risk-On Ignition As 2021 Pattern Repeats Despite the bearish tone, Umair highlighted that the $0.15 zone remains a crucial area of interest for buyers. He explained that this region could act as a strong bounce zone if the expected rejection occurs, offering the bulls a chance to defend the key support and potentially ignite a recovery from oversold conditions. On a more optimistic note, Umair pointed out that a recovery above the daily RSI trendline could change the short-term outlook for DOGE and fuel a move above the 200-day SMA, opening the door for renewed bullish momentum. However, Umair maintained a cautious stance for now until there’s a confirmed decline in Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) below 59%. This shift would likely mark the beginning of a more sustainable upward phase, including Dogecoin. Dogecoin Regains Stability After Recent Correction In a more recent market update, BitGuru highlighted that Dogecoin is starting to display early signs of a potential recovery following its recent correction phase. After facing sustained downward pressure, the popular meme coin seems to be regaining some stability as its price action begins to level out. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Eyes Major Breakout, Is A Rally To $0.7 All-Time Highs Possible? BitGuru pointed out that DOGE has managed to hold firmly near a key support level despite recent volatility. This steady price action near the base suggests that buyers are gradually stepping back in, showing confidence in the asset’s long-term potential. The chart structure is beginning to curve upward, which often precedes a breakout or a notable shift in market sentiment He further explained that if this early momentum continues to develop, Dogecoin could be preparing for a breakout toward the $0.22–$0.25 range. A successful move in that direction would mark a meaningful recovery from its previous decline and could spark renewed interest from traders. Featured image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin’s (DOGE) reputation as a meme coin often overshadows the sophisticated economic design built into its protocol. Despite an annual inflation rate of roughly 3.49%, analysts confirm that the steady increase in supply is intentional and not a bug. This built-in inflation mechanism is designed to promote long-term stability and sustainability, making it a “feature” that keeps the Dogecoin network thriving.  Dogecoin’s Controlled Inflation Reinforces Stability Crypto market expert and DogeOS supporter Jimmy has presented a detailed technical analysis, shedding light on Dogecoin’s predictable and carefully structured inflation model. He referenced a former X social media post by SpaceX and Tesla Founder Elon Musk, who described Dogecoin’s inflation mechanism as “a feature, not a bug.” Related Reading: Analyst Says Dogecoin Price Is Ready To Surge, But Buy DOGE Under These Levels Jimmy explained that as of 2025, Dogecoin’s circulating supply stands at roughly 151.36 billion DOGE, with around 5 billion new coins entering circulation each year. These figures translate to an annual inflation rate of about 3.49%, a number expected to decline gradually as the total supply increases.   Unlike Bitcoin’s deflationary model, where supply is limited and block rewards decrease steadily with each halving event, Dogecoin’s fixed issuance model is designed to keep miners incentivized and the network secure for the long term. Moreover, the analyst noted that a flat or decreased inflation often encourages spending rather than hoarding.   Jimmy shared a detailed inflation projection chart, illustrating that Dogecoin’s inflation rate could begin a slow decline in 2026, dipping below 3% by 2030. The downward trend is expected to continue, with inflation falling under 2.7% by 2032 and reaching a “steady equilibrium zone” just below 2.48% by 2035. This gradual decrease suggests that Dogecoin could become increasingly stable over time, supported by a predictable, transparent supply growth model that is easy to track.  Analyst Claims DOGE Price Has Printed A Bull Flag While Dogecoin’s inflation dynamics indicate long-term stability, technical analysts are spotting bullish short-term signals for its price action. Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade recently shared a 4-hour chart suggesting that DOGE has formed a classic “Bull Flag” pattern following its rebound from the $0.013 crash level during the October 10 liquidation event.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Moves: Can It Repeat The 36,000% Rally ‘Anomaly’ From Last Cycle? The current consolidation channel, bounded between roughly $0.18 and $0.21, represents the flag part of the bullish pattern. According to the analyst, if the Bull Flag plays out as expected, Dogecoin could be targeting new price levels around $0.43—a breakout that could quadruple its current value.  Notably, crypto analyst Ali Martinez weighed in on Trader Tardigrade’s Bull Flag chart, noting that the pattern remains debatable since its flagpole was formed by the recent flash crash. Despite this, Martinez highlighted $0.18 as the key level to watch. If Dogecoin manages to stay above this area, He predicts that it could pave the way for a move toward $0.25, and potentially $0.33 if momentum persists.  Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin sits on a knife-edge defined by a tight 4h range and a larger weekly triangle—two structures that now bracket the next volatility expansion. Two Dogecoin Price Levels Are Crucial Now (4H Chart) On the intraday chart shared by Daan Crypto Trades (@DaanCrypto), DOGE trades near $0.19585 with a clearly marked “level to break” at $0.21817 and a “level to hold” at $0.17789. Price is orbiting the range’s mid-zone after a post-flush rebound, while the higher low carved last Friday remains the pivotal defense that keeps the structure constructive. As Daan put it, “DOGE Gives a good overview of the state of the market. Since the big flush, we had an initial bounce. Not many coins are trading at that area but instead formed a range. Higher lows were made last Friday and prices are now right in the middle of it all.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Awaits Risk-On Ignition As 2021 Pattern Repeats Daan’s trigger is unambiguous and explicitly cross-asset. “Breaking above that local high, which corresponds with $BTC ~$116K, would mark a new higher high locally and likely an end to this consolidation for some time.” By contrast, his risk line is equally crisp: “Breaking below last Friday’s low and losing the range, would not be a good look in the short-mid term. Right now, most coins (including Bitcoin) are right in the middle.” Tactically, that pins DOGE’s bull/bear resolution to a close through $0.21817 on the upside or a clean violation of the $0.17789 shelf on the downside, with the local higher-low from Friday serving as the market’s fail-safe. How DOGE Could Hit $3 The weekly Wyckoff schematic from Hov (@HovWaves) situates the same battle inside a macro triangle labeled (a)–(e), with the current sequence working through (c)–(e) before a terminal thrust higher. Hov notes the character of the bounce and the depth of the retracement that preceded it: “Well we were right. DOGE was corrective off the low and sold off for over 50% (threaded). Like I mentioned in the last update, the macro triangle was the higher probability outcome.” The downside test “didn’t quite make it into our lower support level,” he adds, and “so far the move off the low is pretty corrective looking,” before concluding, “We’ll need to watch how this develops over the next week or so to see if our C wave is in.” Those levels are visible on the chart. The macro demand box spans roughly $0.06–$0.09, bracketed by a deeper Fibonacci contingency at 0.5 ≈ $0.04206 and 0.618 ≈ $0.02142, while the descending triangle cap tracks toward the mid-$0.30s into 2025. Related Reading: Dogecoin RSI Breakout Shows Main Target, Why $1 Is Still Possible A horizontal supply band around the high-$0.17s to low-$0.21s aligns precisely with Daan’s intraday gates—$0.17789 to hold and $0.21817 to break—underscoring why the current standoff at ~$0.196 carries outsized signaling value. Hov’s terminal projection box sits in the $2.20–$3.00 area, with a measured extension annotated at −0.236 ≈ $2.826, marking the heart of the upside target range if the triangle resolves impulsively into a wave (v). The path to that upper box requires sequential confirmation. First, DOGE needs a decisive break and hold above $0.21817 to print a local higher high and exit the 4h range. Second, it must convert that reclaimed band into support on retest while working through overhead supply toward the weekly triangle’s descending trendline in the ~$0.30–$0.35 corridor. Only a clean breach of that macro lid—with price action transitioning from corrective to impulsive—opens sustained travel toward the $2.20-$3.00 objective cluster. Failure to defend the micro base at $0.17789 would flip the script, risking a drive back into the weekly demand zone at $0.090–$0.06 and, in an extremely bearish scenario, probing the deeper Fibonacci rails at ~$0.042 and ~$0.021. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.196. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin has spent the past several days trading around $0.19, holding relatively stable amid quiet volatility in the entire market. Dogecoin has spent the past few days trading within a tight range between $0.18 and $0.20, showing a slight increase in trading activity compared to last week.  Although the price action has been mostly subdued, a new technical analysis suggests that a significant reversal could soon be underway, one that may send the Dogecoin price surging to at least $0.5 once momentum returns to the market. Dogecoin In The Lower Band Of Its Long-Term Channel Technical analysis of Dogecoin’s macro price chart shows the king of meme coins is now trading at a historical bullish momentum low. This analysis, which was posted on the social media platform X by crypto analyst EtherNasyonaL, looks at Dogecoin’s price action on the 3-month candlestick timeframe chart. Related Reading: Analyst Says Dogecoin Price Is Ready To Surge, But Buy DOGE Under These Levels The analysis shows that Dogecoin is currently trading within a well-defined ascending channel that goes as far back as when it was created. As it stands, Dogecoin is now trading around the lower boundary of this channel. The flash crash earlier in the month created a downward wick that bounced off a confluence of supports right on this trendline. This long-term structure reveals a consistent pattern of Dogecoin bouncing back each time it reaches this lower band, with previous reversals leading to exponential rallies. The current setup mirrors the same early stages of recovery seen before the 2021 breakout that sent the Dogecoin price from below $0.1 to above $0.70. EtherNasyonaL explained that Dogecoin’s momentum has now reached “historical lows,” with the Stochastic RSI confirming a bottoming phase similar to those seen before previous bull runs. Furthermore, the analyst described this period as a phase of “quiet, calm, yet determined recovery,” meaning that the market is gradually regaining strength beneath the surface. Historical Bottom Means Price Bounce The momentum oscillator displayed in EtherNasyonaL’s chart supports this outlook. The Stochastic RSI, which tracks the rate of change in momentum, is at its lowest level, even lower than before Dogecoin’s rally in 2021. If history repeats itself, Dogecoin could be entering the same type of accumulation phase that set the stage for its 2020/2021 rally. Related Reading: What Happens To The Dogecoin Price If The Bitcoin Price Crashes Below $65,000? This view is further supported by the positioning of the price within the ascending channel. With Dogecoin currently trading around the lower range, it effectively sets a technical foundation for another upward leg. Should Dogecoin follow its established pattern, a rebound toward the midline of the channel would place its price at least at $0.5. A continued move upward would see Dogecoin break into new all-time highs above $0.9 and $1 in conservative projections. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.1945, having increased by 1.9% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin is getting attention again after crypto analyst Shan Specter shared a new chart on X. In the post, Specter said Dogecoin is showing a green bullish dot on the daily chart, along with an RSI breakout. He described the move as “incredible” and said the coin looks ready to rise again. His chart shows that Dogecoin is now breaking past a level that had been holding it down for a while.  Specter suggests that the primary focus is now on how the RSI has broken upward. The analyst pointed out this change as a bullish indicator that Dogecoin could move higher in the short term. The daily candlestick chart shows a clean upward push from the lower support area, hinting that momentum is returning to the coin. Shan Specter Identifies Dogecoin RSI Breakout In his X post, Shan Specter wrote, “Incredible! Dogecoin is showing a green bullish dot on the daily chart with an RSI breakout. The main target is $0.40. Dogecoin is poised to go higher. Hang in there, everyone.” Related Reading: Economist Explains The Reality Behind XRP Price Reaching $100,000, It Can’t Overtake Bitcoin The green bullish dot and RSI breakout together suggest the first strong signal of a possible new upward trend. On the chart, the RSI line has broken through a key level, which usually happens before a price increase. Specter’s chart also highlights how Dogecoin’s price is forming a triangle shape, with the breakout arrow pointing upward toward the next price zone. By sharing this analysis, Specter highlighted that the coin’s setup is improving and that it could soon test higher areas if the pattern continues. The tone of his post was positive and encouraging, indicating that he believes the chart signals more room for growth. Price Targets Set At $0.40 And $1.00 In the same post, Specter listed two targets for the Dogecoin price. The first target is $0.40, which he marked as the primary goal for this current RSI breakout. His chart includes an arrow pointing toward that level, suggesting it is the next key point if the upward move continues. The price area around $0.40 is shown in red on his chart, marking it as a critical resistance zone. Related Reading: Dogecoin 3rd Cycle Explosion: Analyst Revels The Only Difference From Last Two Cycles The second target is $1.00, which Specter suggests is still possible if the breakout gains more strength. His chart shows a clear upward path that stretches beyond the first target toward the $1 mark. He didn’t give a time frame for this move, but the setup remains intense and worth watching. Specter’s post draws attention because it gives a direct view of Dogecoin’s current daily price action. With the RSI now breaking higher and both targets marked, the update suggests Dogecoin may be entering a more active phase again. Featured image created with Dall.E, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin is back in a familiar posture on multiple timeframes, according to crypto analyst Osemka (@Osemka8), who argues that price action is tracking the “OTHERS” index almost one-for-one and is now deep inside a textbook Wyckoff accumulation. His latest charts—one a decade-long view, the other a daily structure map—frame the current chop as the classic test phase that tends to exhaust both sides before trend continuation. Dogecoin’s Perfect Wyckoff Trap On the long-horizon chart, Dogecoin’s history resolves into a sequence of rounded basing formations that preceded its two vertical advances. The first arc matured from 2014 into 2017 before the initial markup; the second spanned 2018 through 2020 and ended with the 2021 blow-off; and a third, broader arc has been curving under price action from 2022 into 2025. While DOGE is currently trading below $0.20, the rounding contour is again still intact—visually rhyming with the two prior launch setups that culminated in rapid expansions once supply thinned out above range highs. The shorter-term daily chart annotates the Wyckoff schematic in granular detail. Osemka labels the Preliminary Support (PS) and Selling Climax (SC) earlier in the year, followed by an Automatic Rally (AR) and a Secondary Test (ST) to confirm the lower boundary of a gently rising channel. A sharp downdraft into a “Spring”—accompanied by conspicuously high capitulation volume—punctured the channel intraday before snapping back, an action that often functions as the terminal shakeout of Phase C in the classical model. Related Reading: Dogecoin Faces Final Boss At 0.886 Fib As Bulls Eye $0.25 Reclaim Since then, price has coiled in what the chart calls the “Test phase,” compressing roughly between $0.18 and $0.22 as bids and offers probe for residual supply. Overhead, a shaded local supply zone sits in the $0.26 to $0.28 area and lines up with the upper half of the channel; the channel’s ceiling runs into the low-$0.30s (~$0.32), where initial supply repeatedly slows advances. “DOGE coin follows OTHERS index almost 1:1. A perfect Wyckoff accumulation range. Test phase driving everyone nuts,” Osemka noted via X. Macro Environment Still Not Ready Yet The analyst’s market read ties the micro to the macro playbook he has tracked before. In an October 7 note, Osemka highlighted that DOGE is typically late to the risk rotation: breadth improves first, IWM (small caps: iShares Russell 2000 ETF) breaks out, alts begin to rise, and only when the OTHERS index clears its prior all-time high does Dogecoin tend to accelerate. “Rounded bottom on DOGE each time. Since DOGE is that coin that does nothing the entire cycle then rips faces off, it’s interesting to compare what happens after macro environment switches to Risk-on mode. What I can get from this is nothing special. Once IWM breaks out, alts start to rise and DOGE still lags behind, but just a bit. Only once OTHERS breaks it’s ATH is when DOGE starts flying,” the analyst explained. His most recent exchange with followers keeps that conditionality intact; he acknowledges that, by his OTHERS fractal, “one stab lower” remains possible before markup, especially with Bitcoin liquidity a few percent lower on his gauges. In Wyckoff terms, that would be a final test or spring-within-the-spring, designed to validate demand at or just under the $0.18–$0.22 coil before a Sign of Strength (SOS) can assert above $0.32. Related Reading: Dogecoin Slams Into $2.22 Billion Wall At $0.21 But Targets Above Are Explosive Context across the memecoin complex is mixed. Osemka notes that PENGU has been outperforming DOGE on his relative charts “at the moment,” even as he lists TAO, DOGE, and ONDO as the “best-looking setups” for altcoins, with TAO “by far the strongest” and “other alts” screened as weak. The implication is rotation rather than dispersion: DOGE’s structure is constructive, but confirmation still hinges on a clean exit from the accumulation range and the broader risk-on ignition he maps via IWM and OTHERS. For traders mapping levels off these panels, the near-term battlegrounds are explicit. The test box at $0.18–$0.22 has to hold its series of higher lows to keep Phase D in play; the local supply at $0.26–$0.28 is the first meaningful resistance shelf that must be absorbed; and the rising channel top near ~$0.32 is where bulls take control. Only sustained acceptance above those bands would upgrade the structure from accumulation to markup, aligning DOGE with the 2017 and 2021 launch sequences that Osemka’s rounded-bottom study brings into focus. Until then, the “perfect Wyckoff trap” characterization remains apt: the range is doing what ranges do—testing patience and conviction—while the intermarket checklist that has historically preceded DOGE’s impulsive legs waits for its final tick. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.194. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto analyst Anthony has predicted that the Dogecoin price could rally to $3.25. He also provided a timeline for when the foremost meme coin could reach this price target, which will mark a new all-time high (ATH).  When The Dogecoin Price Will reach $3.25 In an X post, Anthony stated that the Dogecoin price will reach $3.25 in the next three months. However, the analyst didn’t mention what would serve as the catalyst for this parabolic rally for the foremost meme coin. A potential rally to $3.25 would represent a 1,500% increase from DOGE’s current price. Related Reading: Dogecoin Adoption: Food Chain With Over 4,000 Locations Announces DOGE Payments Meanwhile, this would mark a new all-time high (ATH) for the Dogecoin price, with its current ATH at $0.73. In another X post, Anthony stated that Elon Musk’s Tesla is about to start accepting DOGE and that the meme coin will see a 20x increase from its current price. This indicates that the analyst is banking on this potential move as one of the catalysts for a new ATH for DOGE.  However, there has been no indication from Elon Musk that Tesla will soon accept DOGE for payments. The world’s richest man has been quiet about the meme coin and hasn’t shilled it since leaving the DOGE agency. Meanwhile, there is also no update on whether Musk’s X payments will enable DOGE payments, which could also be bullish for the Dogecoin price.  Meanwhile, the potential launch of the Dogecoin ETFs is another catalyst that could spark a significant rally for the Dogecoin price. The SEC is expected to approve these ETFs once the U.S. government shutdown ends. The funds could drive new inflows from institutional investors into the DOGE ecosystem.  DOGE Preparing For Major Rally Crypto analyst Ether stated that the Dogecoin price is gathering strength on the uptrend, as it is holding the 25MA support and has successfully completed a falling channel breakout and retest. The analyst added that this pattern remains the same as in the previous two cycles, with DOGE expected to experience an accumulation phase before it records a parabolic rally.  The analyst’s accompanying chart showed that the Dogecoin price could rally to $1.9 during this parabolic phase. In the short term, crypto analyst Crypto Kaleo is expecting the DOGE price to reclaim $0.25. He noted that there is a lot of thin air to fill from the market crash a couple of weeks back. DOGE had crashed from $0.2 back then when Trump first announced the 100% tariffs on China, which sparked a crypto market crash.  Related Reading: Pattern That Led To Dogecoin Price 36,000% Surge In 2021 Has Emerged Again, Will History Repeat? At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.19, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin is back pressing a long-standing resistance cluster as two prominent traders map the next pivotal steps. Cantonese Cat highlights a stubborn monthly Fibonacci ceiling at the 0.886 retracement—marked on his chart at $0.26633—while top trader Kaleo (who is leading the Synthetix trading challenge) points to a thin-liquidity pocket on lower time frames that he believes could enable a “swift reclaim” of $0.25. Long-Term Perspective On Dogecoin On the monthly grid shared by Cantonese Cat, the key levels are unambiguous. DOGE’s primary resistance remains the 0.886 retracement at $0.26633, just below the cycle reference at 1.000, labeled $0.73905. Support beneath price lines up with the 0.786 retracement at $0.10879, followed by 0.707 at $0.05363 and 0.618 at $0.02417. The current monthly candle sits near $0.19–$0.20 with roughly ten days left on the bar, holding within a consolidation corridor bounded by $0.10879–$0.26633 after an aggressive spike that wicked into 0.786—what the analyst called a “scam wick.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Slams Into $2.22 Billion Wall At $0.21 But Targets Above Are Explosive His read: DOGE “is having a hard time breaking above 0.886 for good,” because a clean breach would be “incredibly bullish,” and he expects another challenge of that level in Q4 2025. The levels on the chart contextualize DOGE’s multi-quarter structure. Since the 2021 blow-off, price has respected the Fibonacci ladder, repeatedly orbiting between the 0.707 and 0.886 bands. The failed pushes toward $0.26633 and the quick rejection wicks underscore how supply continues to reload at that shelf, while the sharp but short-lived pierce to the $0.10879 region confirms dip demand at the 0.786 handle without establishing acceptance below it. With the candle bodies clustered mid-range and the tails testing both extremes, the pair has carved a high-time-frame equilibrium that will likely resolve on a monthly close through either $0.26633 or a breakdown back toward $0.10879. What Needs To Happen Short-Term? Kaleo’s intraday view isolates the path that could force that higher-time-frame decision. His 4-hour chart plots a descending trendline from the local high through successive lower highs, currently intersecting near the $0.20–$0.21 zone where DOGE is trading around $0.203–$0.204. A visible range volume profile shows a prominent node around $0.20–$0.21 and a conspicuous low-volume pocket above, running through the low-$0.20s toward a green supply band capped near $0.25. He describes “A LOT of thin air to fill from the market nuke a couple weeks back,” referencing the vertical liquidation that drove DOGE from the mid-$0.20s to sub-$0.12 in a single cascade before rebounding. Related Reading: Is The Dogecoin Bull Run Over? Analyst Sees Echoes Of 2021 Technically, that setup is straightforward: reclaim the descending trendline and hold above the point-of-control zone around $0.20–$0.21, and price enters the low-resistance void toward the prior distribution near $0.24–$0.25. Fail the reclaim, and the red horizontal basing area around ~$0.19 becomes the immediate pivot, with the extreme downside reference from the “nuke” still visible near the mid-$0.15s before the monthly 0.786 at $0.10879 re-enters view. The interplay between these charts is the crux. On the high time frame, $0.26633 is the “final boss” that has repeatedly turned price; on the low time frame, the route to re-test that wall starts with a squeeze through a low-volume corridor into $0.25. A decisive monthly close above $0.26633 would flip the market’s most consequential resistance into support and shift the conversation toward the 1.000 reference at $0.73905, but—per Cantonese Cat’s caution—that outcome isn’t confirmed by the current structure. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.191. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin is confronting a dense supply overhang at the $0.21 neighborhood, where on-chain data show a striking concentration of realized cost. Market analyst Ali Martinez (@ali_charts) highlighted a Glassnode cost-basis distribution heatmap showing a heavy band at that level Dogecoin Bulls Face $2.2 Billion Wall “10.50 billion $DOGE were accumulated at $0.21. That’s a big resistance zone forming. Keep this level on your radar!” he wrote. The underlying tooltip on Ali’s chart (timestamped Oct. 19, 2025, UTC) pinpoints a Cost Basis Range: $0.21062334–$0.21144839 with Supply: 10,575,420,761.332544 DOGE clustered there. At $0.21, that cohort represents roughly $2.22 billion in supply. The technical context around that same band adds weight to the on-chain reading. In a separate TradingView chart shared Oct. 20, Ali noted that Dogecoin “just bounced off the channel support and looks set to climb. Eyes on $0.29 first, then $0.45 and $0.86.” Related Reading: Is The Dogecoin Bull Run Over? Analyst Sees Echoes Of 2021 His channel overlay tracks price respecting an ascending structure across multiple tests since 2023, with intermediate waypoints aligning closely to classical retracement and extension levels. Notably, the $0.21 area intersects the 0.618 retracement at ~$0.21205 on his plot—an overlap of technical and realized-price resistance that helps explain the current stall and the importance of clearing this shelf with convincing volume. DOGE Whales Continue To Accumulate A separate on-chain lens from Cryptollica (@Cryptollica) focuses on holder concentration dynamics. Sharing a long-horizon chart titled “Percent of Supply Held by Top 1% Addresses,” the analyst observed, “The supply held %1 data downward trend has not yet been seen as the price moves toward a new all-time high. To the moon > Target: $1.30.” The graphic shows the top-1% cohort maintaining an elevated—and recently rising—share of supply as price has recovered from the cycle lows. While such concentration is often interpreted as a proxy for large-holder conviction or tighter float, it can simultaneously amplify directional moves when those balances rotate; for now, the absence of a downtrend in the metric suggests no broad distribution from the largest addresses has materialized. Related Reading: Next Dogecoin Stop Could Be $0.33 If This Level Holds, Analyst Says Read together, the three signals sketch a coherent near-term battleground. First, the cost-basis heatmap identifies a thick realized-supply node precisely where spot is grappling—$0.21—implying latent sell pressure from holders looking to exit at break-even and equally strong validation if price can flip the level into support. Second, Ali’s price structure marks that same zone as Fibonacci resistance within an established rising channel, sharpening the inflection. Third, top-holder concentration has not rolled over, reducing evidence (so far) of heavy distribution into strength. If bulls absorb the ~$2.2 billion equivalent sitting at $0.21 and reclaim the 0.618 band, Ali’s stepped upside $0.29 (0.786 Fib), $0.46 (1.0 Fib) and $0.86 (1.272 Fib extension) path provides a clear roadmap of overhead targets; if they fail, the confluence argues for a renewed retest of channel support before any larger move. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.195. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Dogecoin price may be preparing for a powerful breakout after a long period of sideways trading and consolidation. A recent market outlook suggests that DOGE is forming a bullish structure that could lead to a strong upward move. However, analysts warn that the best buying opportunities remain limited to specific lower price levels before the next major rally begins. Chart Pattern Signals Dogecoin Price Breakout Toward $0.5 Market analyst Elite Crypto noted in a recent post on X social media that the Dogecoin price appears to be forming a major breakout pattern, signaling a potential upward move ahead. The analyst’s chart shows a textbook Cup and Handle pattern, a formation that is typically associated with long-term bullish reversals.   Related Reading: Pattern That Led To Dogecoin Price 36,000% Surge In 2021 Has Emerged Again, Will History Repeat? Dogecoin’s chart setup indicates that the meme coin has completed the “Cup” phase, where prices gradually curved upwards after a long period of accumulation. Now, price action is in the “handle” stage, which, upon completion, usually precedes a breakout to higher levels.  In Elite Crypto’s chart, the cup’s base extends from early 2022 through 2024, with Dogecoin consolidating steadily before beginning a rebound into 2025. The market analyst has indicated that if history repeats, the DOGE price could experience a strong rally toward the $0.50 mark, a potential gain of over 160% from its current levels around $0.19.   The chart also illustrates a crucial accumulation zone highlighted in green, where the price has been coiling. According to Elite Crypto, this range represents an ideal accumulation area before a larger move unfolds. He emphasized that any price action below the $0.155 level should be considered a solid buying opportunity for spot investors.  Reversal Structure Confirms New DOGE Buying Zone In a separate X analysis, crypto market expert Vexe also pointed out a key buying zone for the Dogecoin price. He highlighted that DOGE has cleared all downside liquidity and is not holding firmly above its weekly support range.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price: ‘$6.9 Is A Magnet’, Analyst Predicts The analyst’s chart shows that the Dogecoin price action recently rebounded from a key demand area after testing lower levels. The price has stabilized near $0.20, suggesting that sellers may be exhausted, and a potential reversal is taking shape. The green shaded area on the chart highlights the reversal zone, which Vexe calls an ideal buying zone.  His chart also features a descending trendline connecting multiple swing highs from the previous cycle. Dogecoin has already tested the resistance line and shows early signs of breaking out. Above the resistance line, Vexe projects a price target of $0.49, representing a potential upside of roughly 327.67% from the lower support zone.  Notably, this $0.49 target would also reflect a 157% increase from DOGE’s price of $0.19. According to CoinMarketCap’s data, the meme coin is currently down by approximately 4% in just one day and 28% over the past month.