Dogecoin appears to be in the midst of a quiet accumulation phase, with a technical setup that may soon shift market sentiment. As highlighted by Crypto Man MAB, a double bottom pattern is taking shape on the weekly chart — a structure often associated with strong trend reversals. Structure Aligns With Sentiment: Is Dogecoin Poised For A Comeback? According to Crypto Man MAB in a recent post on X, Dogecoin appears to be setting the stage for a potential upward move, with a classic double-bottom pattern taking shape on the weekly chart. This pattern, often seen as a signal of a bullish reversal, has caught the attention of traders who are closely watching for confirmation. The current chart structure suggests that Dogecoin could be gearing up for a significant trend shift, provided the conditions align in favor of the bulls. Related Reading: Spot Dogecoin ETF Gains SEC Traction—Is A Price Surge Next? At the center of this formation is the key support level at $0.142, which Crypto Man MAB emphasized as being critical to the potential breakout. This level was previously tested and held by bulls back in April 2025, demonstrating its strength as a defensive zone. If the support holds and bullish momentum continues to build, Crypto Man MAB pointed out that the next major focus will be on the neckline resistance around $0.26. A successful breakout above this point could validate the double-bottom pattern and open the door for a rally toward the $0.47 target. Downtrend Fatigue Sets In—Will The Bulls Take Over? Crypto Man MAB further noted that the ADX indicator, which is currently trending downward, signals a weakening of the recent downtrend from the neckline resistance. A slowdown in trend strength often precedes a shift in direction, and in this case, it supports the idea that Dogecoin could be preparing for a reversal. Related Reading: Dogecoin Sets The Stage For A Liftoff With Key Reversal Pattern At the same time, attention has turned to the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which is hovering just below the neutral 50 level. While there are signs of increased buying interest, the RSI has yet to cross into bullish territory. Crypto Man MAB indicated that a decisive move above the 50 mark would significantly reinforce the bullish scenario, increasing the likelihood of a sustained rally. Until then, some sideways consolidation around the $0.142 support level remains possible. In conclusion, Crypto Man MAB believes Dogecoin is at a critical juncture, buoyed by market optimism surrounding the potential approval of a spot DOGE ETF. With both retail traders and larger investors (whales) accumulating at these levels, the stage is set for a possible breakout. Should current technical conditions improve and sentiment remain favorable, the path toward the $0.47 target could soon come into focus. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com
Bitwise Asset Management has quietly nudged Dogecoin one step closer to Wall Street’s ETF club, filing an amended S-1 on 26 June that for the first time allows “in-kind” creations and redemptions. The tweak is more than procedural. It lines the proposed Bitwise Dogecoin ETF up with the operational playbook the US Securities and Exchange Commission already blessed for spot-bitcoin and spot-ether products, and it signals that SEC staff are now deep in the weeds on the mechanics of custody and settlement. Signs Point To Dogecoin ETF Approval “Bitwise has filed amended S-1s for their spot Dogecoin ETF and their spot Aptos ETFs. Good signs as it indicates SEC engagement, and tracks with other spot approvals,” Bloomberg Intelligence senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas wrote on X. He underscored the importance of the new language: “One HUGE update to the filing is ‘in-kind’ creations and redemptions… Near-lock at this point that in-kind will be allowed in spot ETFs across board.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Flashes Rare Buy Signal—But One Move Could Ruin It The change matters because in-kind processing lets authorized participants swap DOGE directly for ETF shares (and vice versa) without the tax friction and slippage that accompany the cash-only model imposed on futures-based crypto funds. The SEC’s willingness to consider that structure for a dog-branded altcoin would have seemed fanciful a year ago. It now appears consistent with the regulator’s post-bitcoin-ETF détente, during which issuers also sought in-kind redemptions. Approval odds are converging on the high end of the spectrum. Less than a week ago, Balchunas and fellow analyst James Seyffart raised their probability for “the vast majority” of pending altcoin ETFs—including Dogecoin—to “90 percent or higher,” citing what Seyffart called “very positive” SEC engagement. Related Reading: Dogecoin Crash Far From Over? Analyst Reveals The Target Notably, that optimism has not fully washed into prediction markets: on Polymarket, the contract titled “Doge ETF approved in 2025?” was trading around 69% early Friday morning in Europe, while a shorter-dated line for approval by 31 July priced in barely 13% odds. Dogecoin Price Stalls (For Now) Dogecoin itself has yet to reflect the regulatory tail-wind. The token changed hands near $0.161—down roughly 2% on the day. Technical trader Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) argues that bulls still control the longer-term picture: on his weekly chart, DOGE has respected a momentum breakout line traced back to late-2022 on five separate tests, each time spring-boarding into “major bounces.” He pegs the “line in the sand” at the $0.143–0.127 support band: “ Yet Kevin cautions that meme-coin exuberance ultimately hinges on the Federal Reserve, not tweet-driven hype. In a separate post this week, he noted that fresh highs in bitcoin dominance continue to ride “restrictive monetary policy and an uncertain geopolitical environment.” Alt-season, he wrote, will require the end of quantitative tightening and a tangible decline in the US terminal rate—conditions absent since late-2023 and still distant according to Fed-funds futures. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.16123. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin changed hands near $0.162 in late-European trading on June 26, little changed on the day but still more than 13% above last Sunday’s swing low. Yet beneath that placid price action, the market is balancing on what YouTube analyst More Crypto Online calls “a wait-and-see situation” that could ignite either a decisive upside impulse or a slide back toward $0.14. Dogecoin Teeters On The Edge In a video published yesterday under the headline “Is DOGE About to CRASH or SOAR? Price Analysis & Scenarios,” the Elliott-wave commentator argues that the advance from the June 22 bottom remains incomplete. “The Doge chart is currently still, yeah, trying to reverse here to the upside from the swing low that formed on the 22nd of June,” he says at the outset, stressing that the rise so far is “only a three-wave move.” Because the structure has not yet printed the full five-wave sequence that typically inaugurates a new bullish trend, he cautions traders against assuming the worst is over. Related Reading: Dogecoin Flashes Rare Buy Signal—But One Move Could Ruin It The technician locates that June 22 low inside a demand band between $0.15 and $0.14, a zone that also includes the 78.6 percent Fibonacci retracement of the May–June rally and sits just above April’s cycle through—his hard “invalidation point.” From there, Dogecoin bounced in what he labels an a-b-c recovery, with the third wave peaking at $0.169, exactly the 1.618 Fibonacci extension he looks for in a “healthy third wave.” If price can now carve a fourth-wave higher low and extend to a fifth-wave high near $0.174–$0.177, the analyst says, “we actually get five waves up and then we can add support … and we have a setup.” Until that confirmation, the move remains a “chameleon-like” B-wave—prone to deeper pullbacks than the more bullish wave-two alternative. The line in the sand is $0.158. “Any break now below $0.158 cents would indicate the upside-reversal attempt is failed and we fall back into the support region, maybe we’ll even test the $0.14 level,” he warns. Conversely, holding that micro-support and punching through the $0.17 handle would provide the first “evidence” that a durable bottom has formed. Related Reading: Dogecoin Crash Far From Over? Analyst Reveals The Target The stakes are high because, as the analyst points out, confirmation of a five-wave impulse would force subsequent corrections to respect a higher-low framework, allowing traders to reposition with clearer risk parameters. Failure would likely drag Dogecoin back into the wide consolidation range that has dominated June and risk flipping sentiment toward a protracted downside grind. For now, the memecoin’s near-term fate rests on whether buyers can engineer that final fifth-wave pop without first violating $0.158. “At the moment,” he concludes, “we’re in a wait-and-see situation to see if we actually get five waves up.” Until the chart resolves, Dogecoin remains suspended between a technical breakout and another leg down—boom or bust hinging on a single intraday signal. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.161. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
The Dogecoin price is in focus, having closed the daily candle with a Doji. Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade commented on this development and revealed what it could mean for the foremost meme coin. What’s Next For Dogecoin Price Following Doji Daily Close In an X post, Trader Tardigrade highlighted the fact that the Dogecoin price daily candle closed with a Doji. He remarked that a new sign of a breakout has emerged following a Doji at the end of a downtrend. The analyst noted that this indicates a high possibility of a trend reversal from downtrend to uptrend. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Enters Historical Bounce Zone, But Will This Time Be Different? The Dogecoin price has witnessed a massive decline over the last month, down over 27% during this period, according to CoinMarketCap data. DOGE has dropped way below the psychological $0.2 price level, providing a bearish outlook for the meme coin. However, Trader Tardigrade’s analysis suggested that the meme coin could soon record another massive rally to the upside. The analyst’s accompanying chart showed that the Dogecoin price could reclaim the $0.2 level on this projected trend reversal to the upside. Fundamentals also support a DOGE rally, seeing as tensions in the Middle East have cooled off, with Israel and Iran agreeing to a ceasefire. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin price has again rallied and reclaimed the $106,000 level. This is bullish for the meme coin given its correlation with the flagship crypto. In another X post, Trader Tardigrade provided a bullish outlook for the Dogecoin price, stating that DOGE season could be approaching soon. He revealed that the DOGE/BTC pair has experienced the last shakeout, signaling the start of the meme coin’s season. His accompanying chart showed that Dogecoin could rally above $2 once this DOGE season begins. Key Levels To Watch For DOGE In a YouTube video, crypto analyst Kevin Capital highlighted the range between $0.12 and $0.142 as the key level to watch for the Dogecoin price. The analyst also alluded to DOGE’s weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI), stating that the meme coin cannot afford to drop below 38. He claimed that a drop could lead to the meme coin falling into a bear market structure. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Crash Below $0.2: 4H Order Block Shows Exactly What’s Happening Kevin Capital then highlighted the DOGE/BTC pair, noting that the meme coin is at a critical level that it needs to hold above if it is to outperform Bitcoin later in the year. The analyst expects the meme coin to make a significant run and outperform the flagship crypto when the Fed begins to ease monetary policies. The analyst remarked that a positive for DOGE is that there are bullish indicators flashing for the meme coin on the daily timeframe. 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 Adobe Stock, chart from Tradingview.com
Dogecoin is once again at a technical crossroads, flashing a rare confluence of bullish indicators—but one wrong move could unravel the setup entirely. In his June 24 video analysis, crypto strategist Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) outlined why Dogecoin’s recent bounce from the $0.14 region may mark the beginning of a new uptrend—or the last gasp before breakdown. Dogecoin Hits Critical Zone “We’re hitting a very, very key level, folks,” Kevin stressed. “That being the weekly 200 SMA, the weekly 200 EMA, and again that macro 0.382 Fib.” The confluence of these levels between $0.143 and $0.127 marks what he calls a “make-or-break zone,” and Dogecoin is currently sitting right in the middle of it. The analyst previously entered a swing long position at $0.141, highlighting the area as a strong risk-reward trade zone. “Worst comes to worst, you could throw your stop loss below that level… but the upside is great,” he said. Since then, DOGE has bounced about 6–7%, but the real test lies ahead. Kevin noted that this level has acted as structural support since the end of the 2022–2023 bear market. The macro 0.382 Fibonacci retracement, drawn from Dogecoin’s full bull run top to its bear market bottom, aligns with long-standing trendlines and a weekly demand candle. “This is your zone,” he emphasized. “Mark this off on your charts.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Crash Far From Over? Analyst Reveals The Target Yet despite the recent bounce, Dogecoin remains beneath all its major daily and 4-hour moving averages. The next critical resistance stands at $0.19. “If you can reclaim $0.19 on Dogecoin, you then break back into this range—the $0.19 to $0.26 range,” Kevin explained, calling it the key to any continuation higher. Until then, he cautions against assuming a full reversal is underway: “Let’s not get too crazy here… still a lot of work to do.” The RSI also tells a story. Kevin pointed out that Dogecoin’s weekly RSI has repeatedly bounced off the 38 level throughout the current bull cycle. The coin now hovers just above that zone once again. “Anything below 38 on this weekly RSI is going to be a breakdown of that $0.143 to $0.127 range, which would be very, very sketchy at that point,” he warned. Momentum indicators on multiple time frames are sending mixed signals. The daily chart is flashing oversold conditions, and Kevin’s custom indicator lit up with a buy signal. On the 3-day timeframe, market cipher’s momentum wave is “kind of trying to clip” upward, while money flow is beginning to tick slightly higher. “That three-day candle was very nice,” he added. “That’s the kind you want to see—strong demand candles at major support.” Related Reading: Dogecoin About To Explode? ‘Don’t Send It Too Hard,’ Analyst Warns Still, Kevin urged caution. “If that doesn’t work out and we start to head lower, the daily time frame doesn’t produce the buy signal, doesn’t produce much upside, we start to roll over—then you know your Dogecoin support.” DOGE/BTC Remains The Focus On the DOGE/BTC pair, Kevin noted that Dogecoin has returned to an “orange zone” he previously highlighted as critical support. The strength of that zone may determine whether DOGE can hold relative strength against Bitcoin—or continue to bleed lower as BTC dominance increases. “Doge will follow Bitcoin at the end of the day,” he reiterated. “Anyone not doing their Dogecoin analysis in tandem with Bitcoin and USDT dominance—be suspect of that analysis.” Kevin concluded with a warning rooted in experience. “I’ve been in this game a long time. The first move out of these patterns… sometimes it’s the wrong move. It traps people.” While a reversal may be underway, confirmation is everything—and the climb above $0.19 remains the gatekeeper. For now, Dogecoin teeters on the edge. The signals are there—but so is the risk. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.166. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
The news that Iran and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire brokered by US President Donald Trump may have marked the bottom for the Dogecoin price. Via X, independent chartist Maelius (@MaeliusCrypto) uploaded a weekly DOGE/USDT study that he believes is tracing an unusually clean, nested 1-2, 1-2 “spring-loaded” Elliott set-up – the kind of formation that often precedes an outsized third-wave rally. “DOGE … Market makers, please, don’t send it too hard,” the analyst joked on 23 June, imploring liquidity desks to let the structure mature before unleashing volatility. Dogecoin Ready To Explode? In Maelius’ count, the second of the two minor wave-twos ended last week when price tagged $0.142 and immediately snapped higher. That inflection, visible on his chart as the tip of a long lower wick, occurred exactly where the 200-week exponential moving average ($0.142) intersects a rising support trend-line that has tracked Dogecoin since late-2023 – a textbook area for long-term money to defend. The bounce printed on Sunday’s weekly close, giving technicians a hard reference point for risk. If the wave map is correct, the composite third wave that now follows could push into the $1.10–$1.30 corridor, Maelius annotates. A fourth-wave pause somewhere near $0.60 would then reset oscillators before a terminal fifth wave above $1.60 completes the cycle. While the analyst stops short of publishing time targets, the price levels are etched in full on the chart, making the roadmap unambiguous. Related Reading: Dogecoin Crash Far From Over? Analyst Reveals The Target Underlying demand is also drawn into the picture. A broad green rectangle labelled “DEMAND” spans roughly $0.12–$0.17. Last week’s wick once again penetrated that zone before reversing, adding statistical weight to its importance. At the bottom of Maelius’ chart lies the WaveTrend Oscillator (WTO), comprising a fast line (WT1), a slow line (WT2) and a histogram that plots their spread. The analyst shades the band between about –60 and –30 in green to denote the oversold floor. Both momentum lines double-bottomed in that zone in autumn 2024 and April this year, immediately before price rocketed higher. Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Predicts $4 Dogecoin After Exhausted Selling Phase As of Sunday’s close WT1 prints –18.49 and WT2 –33.21, with the histogram at –22.80. In other words, momentum is cooling but could be reversing as it is touching Maelius’ bottom zone as in previous instances. Sceptics note that a nested 1-2 count can fail if price undercuts the second wave-two, and that liquidity-driven memecoins are intrinsically prone to whipsaw. Even Maelius tempered his enthusiasm in a follow-up exchange when a follower warned of a “choppy summer,” replying: “We are almost in July bro, one or two months of chop not changing anything if [it] happens.” For now the battleground is clear: as long as Dogecoin holds above the converging 200-week EMA–trend-line nexus and the upper rim of the demand zone, the wave thesis remains intact and the next directional verdict will belong to the market rather than the meme. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.1634, up 17% since the bottom on Sunday. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
The price of Dogecoin continues to bleed, and crypto analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) warns that the worst may still lie ahead. Citing an earlier bearish pattern, Kevin emphasized over the weekend that Dogecoin’s Head and Shoulders formation—identified nearly two weeks ago—is rapidly approaching its technical “measured move” target. But he also made it clear that the full downside potential has not yet played out. Dogecoin Collapse Far From Over? “I didn’t say we are there now,” Kevin clarified in a follow-up post, “the orange circle represents a zone of where the measured move could go, with a precise measured move target of the .786 fib at .119.” This $0.119 level aligns with a broader confluence of technical supports that are quickly becoming critical for DOGE’s structure. “The Head n Shoulders I pointed out on Dogecoin almost a couple of weeks ago is almost at its measured move target range. Certain daily indicators are also starting to enter inciting levels. Watching closely along with BTC and USDT Dominance for further confirmations,” he wrote. Kevin also highlighted the importance of the weekly 200 Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA), along with the macro .382 Fibonacci retracement and a long-term descending trendline. Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Predicts $4 Dogecoin After Exhausted Selling Phase Together, these levels form what he described as the “must-hold” zone, specifically between $0.1434 and $0.1265. A sustained breakdown below that region would likely confirm a macro bearish shift for the meme asset. What To Monitor Now Zooming out, Kevin sees Dogecoin’s fate as inseparably tied to Bitcoin and the wider altcoin market, which he describes as being in its weakest state in years. “So far 2025 has been more bearish for altcoins than 2024 and 2023,” he noted. “Worst year for Alts since the bear market in 2022.” The overwhelming strength of Bitcoin’s dominance has been a key factor in that trend. That dominance, Kevin argues, is not a temporary spike. “Fresh highs for BTC Dominance on the back of restrictive monetary policy and an uncertain geopolitical environment,” he wrote, referring to global macro conditions including persistent quantitative tightening (QT). He has long warned that without a pivot in central bank policy, any talk of a true “altseason” is premature. Related Reading: Dogecoin Looks Like ‘It Wants To Play Dead’—Again “Been saying since late 2023, early 2024—when AI coins were running crazy and people were saying it was #Altseason—that until QT ends and the terminal rate comes down, you will not see real sustainable altcoin outperformance. That continues to hold true.” His caution extends well beyond Dogecoin. In previous posts, Kevin identified key danger zones for Bitcoin and Ethereum, which he argues must be reclaimed to prevent broader market deterioration. “As long as BTC cannot break the $106.8K level and show real follow-through on 3D-1W time frames, then the market is in real danger,” he wrote. “Same for ETH not being able to break the $2700-2800 level.” For Dogecoin traders, the message is clear. The meme coin’s fate rests not just on its own technical health, but on a wider macro and intermarket structure that remains fragile. As long as Bitcoin struggles to hold above key breakout levels and US monetary conditions remain tight, the probability of a deeper Dogecoin correction remains high. Whether DOGE can stabilize above the $0.1265 level will be closely watched by traders in the days and weeks ahead. A loss of that zone, especially in conjunction with renewed Bitcoin weakness, could mark the beginning of a deeper and more painful phase for the once-beloved meme coin. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.152. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin’s six-month consolidation is a coil, not a coffin, according to the pseudonymous technician Cantonese Cat, whose 19 June video marshals multiple time-frame evidence to argue that the meme-coin’s next directional break will be up—potentially as far as $4.13 before the current cycle tops out. Dogecoin Breakout Is Only A Matter Of Time The analyst begins by addressing sentiment. Retail comment threads have turned caustic, he notes, because price has slipped from last autumn’s spike and then “done nothing for months.” Yet such fatigue is precisely what bull-market retracements are meant to produce: “A lot of people are getting really bitter about Doge … that’s exactly how higher highs and higher low type situations are supposed to get you all frustrated. This is still a bull trend until proven otherwise.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Looks Like ‘It Wants To Play Dead’—Again At the highest zoom level, Dogecoin is tracing what he calls “still a cup and … still a handle until proven otherwise.” The first thrust of that handle halted almost exactly at the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement of the 2022–24 bear range—“a very important fib level here.” Because initial attempts rarely pierce that resistance, he expected rejection. What matters is where the pullback found support: “In the case of Dogecoin, it decided to go all the way down to 0.382, which is nothing unusual … this is actually a pretty important zone of this nice Adam-and-Eve double bottom.” The market is therefore testing, not violating, an historically powerful neckline. Zooming to the monthly chart, Dogecoin sits beneath what the analyst calls “a pretty thick Ichimoku cloud.” Two breakout attempts have failed, producing a pair of wicks that look ominous to casual chart watchers. Cantonese Cat disagrees: “We had a little bit of a false breakout here on the monthly … I think a third time is going to be the charm.” Beneath the cloud, six consecutive monthly candles have nested entirely inside the tall green bar printed last November. He interprets the formation—six inside bars—as latency building for a violent move: “You’re talking about consolidation with six inside candles forming a lot of energy here.” That compression is mirrored on the weekly time frame: “If you also look at the weekly here, you can also see that you have six inside candles over here too … that tells me that there is not much bearish energy necessarily left anymore. I think we’re closer to the bottom than the top.” Key structural support is supplied by a rising 20-month simple moving average, now at $0.1737. Price currently ticks below it, but the slope is still positive. Historically, such combinations resolve in favour of the trend: “If you have a 20-month moving average that is up-sloping, most likely this is just going to be a wick.” He cites an earlier cycle when Dogecoin wicked beneath the same metric before staging a dramatic reversal. Price action, he argues, is meaningless without context. “If I end up looking at Doge here on Coinbase and I pull up the volume here, you can also see that there is no selling volume here at all.” Binance, the world’s deepest Dogecoin market, shows identical inertia. “The selling volume is essentially non-existent,” he says, concluding that supply overhang has vaporised and only demand is required to propel a reversal. Twice before—in July 2023 and February 2024—identical volume droughts preceded V-shaped rallies: “Low selling volume over here, reversal once volume comes in … low selling volume over here, reversal once volume comes in.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Shows Signs Of Life With Bottoming Signal Daily-chart oscillators are beginning to corroborate the structural read. Dogecoin has just registered what Cantonese Cat labels a “treasure bottom”—his term for a localised capitulation whose candle body is far smaller than its wick. More formally, the relative-strength index has exhibited bullish divergence: price has etched lower lows while RSI turns higher. “Last time when you have some bullish diversions was right here … that was the local bottom right there,” he says, pointing to the October 2023 reversal. The pattern repeated in March 2024 and appears again today: “I think that we might be experiencing a trend change here relatively soon.” DOGE Price Targets Should volume arrive and price claw back through the 0.5 and 0.618 retracements, Cantonese Cat’s Fibonacci ladders flag successive targets. From the Binance dataset, “$1.60, $2.26 and $4.13, all of these are possibility for Dogecoin.” A composite feed of multiple exchanges tweaks the numbers to $1.50, $2.27 and $3.94. What he does not foresee is a reprise of 2021’s parabolic blow-off, when Dogecoin tagged the 2.272 extension and briefly suggested a trajectory towards $23. “I think that $23 doge is insane … I don’t think that doge is going to end up becoming, you know, like anything like $3 trillion market cap.” A quarter- to half-trillion-dollar capitalisation, however—roughly the price zone between three and four dollars—remains “something to think about” given current monetary expansion. Cantonese Cat interprets the community’s malaise as a contrarian gift: “The market makers are giving us more time to buy while the sentiment is extremely, extremely poor.” Inside-bar ranges serve as a simple trigger. A close above the six-month range high would, in his reading, unlock the primary up-trend’s next leg. Conversely, a close below the 20-month average might delay—but not necessarily invalidate—the thesis, provided the moving average itself keeps rising. Across every lens—the macro cup-and-handle, the Adam-and-Eve neckline test, Ichimoku resistance, 20-month moving average support, volume exhaustion, daily bullish divergence—the weight of evidence converges on a bullish outcome. Timing, he concedes, is unknowable: “When is that going to be? I don’t know.” Yet none of the data justify capitulation. He closes with the maxim he repeats three times in the broadcast: “The trend is your friend, and the trend is up.” If that view holds, Dogecoin’s dormant coil may eventually unwind toward the analyst’s most ambitious extension at $4.13—a level unthinkable to today’s demoralised sellers, and precisely for that reason, he argues, still within reach. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.171. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
An analyst has explained how Dogecoin could be primed for a 60% price move. Here’s the range that could end up deciding the direction of the break. Dogecoin Is Nearing The End Of A Triangle Pattern In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has talked about how Dogecoin is currently looking from a technical analysis (TA) perspective. Below is the chart shared by the analyst that shows the trend in the 1-day price of DOGE. As displayed in the graph, the daily Dogecoin price has been trading inside what appears to be a triangular channel. A triangle is a TA pattern that forms whenever an asset’s price observes consolidation between two converging trendlines. Related Reading: Solana Plunges 13%: Can Key On-Chain Support Stop The Fall? The upper line of the pattern is likely to provide resistance to the price, while the lower one support. A break out of either of the lines can signal a continuation of trend in that direction. There are a few different types of triangles, with a few popular ones being the Symmetrical, Ascending, and Descending variations. The orientation of the trendlines decides the type of the triangle. In a Symmetrical Triangle, the lines converge at a roughly equal and opposite slope. This means that as the price travels inside the pattern, both upward and downward volatility shrinks in an even manner. For the Ascending and Descending versions, however, there is a bias to the upside or downside. In the former, the upper trendline is parallel to the time-axis and the price progressively makes higher lows. Similarly, the latter involves lower highs with a flat support level. From the chart, it’s apparent that the Triangle that Dogecoin has been moving inside for the past few months is similar to a Symmetrical Triangle, but it has a slight tilt toward the downside. It’s also visible that DOGE is nearing in on the end of the triangle. Generally, triangle breakouts become more likely to occur as the asset approaches the apex, as the consolidation range squeezes tight in this region. Related Reading: These Altcoins Are Bucking The Trend—But Can They Keep It Up? Considering that Dogecoin may be in this zone now, it’s possible that its spring may be ready to uncoil. Based on the pattern forming in the daily price, the analyst has noted that DOGE looks primed for a 60% move. As for which way a break would happen, that naturally comes down to which line the memecoin exits the triangle from. ” All you need to do is wait for a daily close outside of the $0.16 to $0.22 range to determine the direction of the trend,” notes Martinez. DOGE Price At the time of writing, Dogecoin is floating around $0.168, down more than 11% over the last seven days. Featured image from Dall-E, charts from TradingView.com
Dogecoin’s daily chart, published by the pseudonymous trader Cantonese Cat on X Wednesday, hints that the meme-coin may be stirring after a months-long down-draft. At 02:26 UTC the TradingView snapshot captured DOGE changing hands at $0.16979, fractionally lower on the session, while the 14-period relative-strength index sat at 35.72, just north of classical oversold territory. Dogecoin Prints Bullish Divergence The most striking feature of the graphic is a sequence of regular bullish divergences—price sets progressively lower lows even as the RSI traces higher troughs. Cantonese Cat illustrates three such inflection points: the first in August 2024, the second in March and April 2025 and the latest in mid-June. Historically, the first signal preceded the parabolic autumn rally that vaulted DOGE from the high-$0.05 area to an intraday peak just shy of $0.23, a nearly 300% advance. The March divergence ushered in a 100 percent rebound back to the $0.26 zone, a former support now acting as overhead resistance. Related Reading: Dogecoin Looks Like ‘It Wants To Play Dead’—Again “DOGE daily – Bullish divergence with RSI,” Cantonese Cat wrote in his post, letting the annotated arrows speak louder than prose. A schematic inserted on the right-hand side of the chart underlines the textbook definition: in the highlighted quadrant, price slopes downward while momentum slopes upward, a configuration often interpreted as buyers quietly absorbing supply. Descending Channel And Key Support Line The current structural context lends weight to the signal. Since topping out in November above $0.48, price is retracing inside a descending channel. Within that broader channel, Dogecoin is now retesting a former down-sloping resistance line—which provided stiff resistance throughout March and April this year—that it finally broke in early May and is now acting as crucial support near $0.163. Just below this back-test sits the multi-year ascending trendline which now sits close to $0.142. Should both of those levels falter, the true lower boundary of the descending channel waits a fraction lower around $0.139, giving bulls only a narrow buffer of roughly three cents to defend. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Enters ‘Alarm Zone,’ Major Move Coming? From a Fibonacci perspective, the 0.786 retracement at $0.1826—coupled with the 20- and 50-day exponential moving averages as well as the channel midline at $0.172—forms the first ceiling that must be cleared to shift near-term momentum. A breakout above that area would expose the 0.618 level at $0.247 and the 100-day EMA. Successive hurdles then stack at the 0.5 retracement ($0.292), the 0.382 ($0.338), and the 0.236 ($0.3939), each corresponding to prior congestion zones during the winter advance. Volume has begun to taper as price approaches support, while the 14-period RSI remains anchored in the mid-30s—still technically oversold, but showing a slight uptick that mirrors the bullish divergence Cantonese Cat flagged. For bears, a decisive daily close beneath the multi-year trendline would invalidate that divergence setup and likely drive DOGE toward the horizontal liquidity band between $0.135 and $0.13, with a final capitulation target around $0.10—site of last October’s base. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
In the late-cycle quiet of mid-June, veteran market technician Tony “The Bull” Severino, CMT, posted a monthly Dogecoin (DOGE) chart that suggests the meme-coin’s exuberant bark might be fading into a tired whimper. The 1-month candle view, published on TradingView at 22:43 UTC+2 on 17 June 2025, fixes DOGE at $0.1694 — down roughly 2.3% on the session — and places three stark black arrows where prior macro-momentum crested, rolled, and ultimately bled into prolonged downside. Is Dogecoin Just Playing Dead? On the price pane, the first arrow sits at the January 2018 peak, when DOGE briefly tagged the two cent area before relinquishing nearly all of its gains. The second arrow marks the euphoric blow-off in May 2021, when the token spiked to just under seventy cents and then began an two year descent. The third arrow lands on the most recent cluster of lower monthly highs that capped out just under $0.26 last month and has since slipped back beneath the psychological twenty-cent threshold. Beneath the candles, Severino overlays his preferred long-term MACD (labelled “LMACD”) with default histogram. The indicator — blue for the fast line, orange for the signal line — records an almost metronomic rhythm: steep positive crossovers during parabolic advances, followed by equally dramatic bearish flips as buyers are exhausted. The histogram’s tallest green bars in early 2017 and early 2021 coincide with those price spikes; in each instance, once the histogram faded to neutral and turned red, DOGE entered a multi-year drawdown. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Enters ‘Alarm Zone,’ Major Move Coming? Today, that pattern appears to be repeating. The blue LMACD line has just crossed below the orange signal line, printing a modestly negative histogram value of -0.0263 while the signal rests at 0.1704 and the LMACD itself at 0.1440. The configuration mirrors the early stages of the 2018 and 2022 downturns, the two previous rollover points Severino emphasizes with his arrows. In his own words, the monthly oscillator “looks like it wants to roll over and play dead,” hinting that the crossover may herald a deeper retracement toward historical support zones. From a structural perspective, DOGE is now trapped between the former cycle’s floor near the five-cent mark and overhead resistance at the late-202 swing high around $0.48. The waning momentum on the LMACD suggests bears maintain the upper hand unless fresh demand arrives quickly enough to invalidate the incipient bearish crossover. A decisive close below the April low near $0.13 would open the chart to vacuum-like territory, as low as the cycle bottom at $0.0491. Related Reading: Bear Signal Lingers On Dogecoin—Here’s Why That’s Bullish Severino’s analysis, while strictly technical, lands at a moment when broader crypto liquidity is thinning ahead of the summer doldrums and as risk appetite shows signs of fatigue across digital assets due to postponed hopes for the next rate cut by the US Federal Reserve and geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran. For long-term traders who monitor momentum more than memes, the monthly crossover carries more weight than any viral tweet. History does not repeat exactly, but for Dogecoin holders it has rhymed with unsettling precision every time the LMACD has curled over from an elevated crest. Whether the canine-themed coin has truly curled up for a longer nap, or merely paused before another round of tail-wagging speculation, will depend on how price reacts should the histogram grow more negative in coming months. For now, the chart’s message is unambiguous: Dogecoin’s dominant trend has lost its pulse, and momentum traders may want to keep a close ear to the dog’s breathing before assuming it is only playing. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.168. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
The Dogecoin price is recording significant losses across multiple timeframes as the crypto market experiences a spike in selling pressure. The memecoin has been one of the worst performing cryptos over the past months as bull fail to push its price above critical levels. Related Reading: On-Chain Analyst Warns: Bitcoin Peak Expected, Altcoins Facing -95% Plunge At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price trades at $0.17, recording a 13% loss over the past seven days. On smaller timeframes, DOGE saw a 3% decline only topped by Solana. Dogecoin price trends to the downside on the daily chart. Source: DOGEUSDT on Tradingview Dogecoin Price On Ropes, Where Is DOGE Heading? According to top analyst Eliz, the Dogecoin price is at risk of falling to a dangerous area if it fails to sustain its current price. This ‘alarm zone’ is sitting around $0.14, if bulls fail to defend this area, the DOGE is at risk of falling deeper into the $0.12 to $0.08 and revisit levels last seen in 2024. Dogecoin price heading for a critical area. Source: Eliz883 via X As seen in the image above, the analyst remains hopeful that the cryptocurrency might rebound if it hits the ‘alarm zone.’ If this scenario comes to fruition, the cryptocurrency might reclaim its current levels and rise slightly towards the $0.2 area. The bullish momentum might push DOGE to previous highs on low timeframes, thus entering the $0.20 to $0.24 range. However, traders should remain cautious and watch closely for the coming price action before taking any position. Altcoin Season Could Save the DOGE Price Chris Burniske, former lead crypto analyst at Ark Invest, believes the altcoin sector is displaying some strength despite the Bitcoin sell off. While the top cryptocurrency seems to be cooling off, Burniske claims that Ethereum and Solana remain relatively healthy. Related Reading: Bear Signal Lingers On Dogecoin—Here’s Why That’s Bullish This factor might play in favor of a Dogecoin price rebound, even if the crypto hits the ‘alarm zone.’ The analyst stated the following on the current altcoin cycle hinting at potential gains for DOGE and other cryptocurrencies: ETH showing more strength than acknowledged, and SOL processing major FTX unlocks that were once viciously FUD’d without much of a sweat. The dynamics of this bull are different from prior runs, largely owing to altcoin fatigue, memecoin mania, and TradFi finally “getting it,” but the bull is still alive. Cover image from ChatGPT, DOGE/USDT chart from Tradingview
Crypto Sat recently took to X to share a technical insight on Dogecoin, revealing that the asset is showing signs of accumulation following a sharp correction. According to the analyst, the 2-hour chart is beginning to shape a potential double bottom pattern. Should this structure be confirmed, it might signal a renewed upward push for DOGE, catching the interest of short-term traders and long-term holders. Make-or-Break Moment For Dogecoin: The Neckline Battle Ahead Dogecoin is currently displaying the characteristics of a double bottom formation, a classic reversal setup that could signal a shift in momentum, as noted by Crypto Sat. The first bottom was established around the $0.170 mark, following a significant price drop, where buyers initially stepped in to defend the zone. Related Reading: Dogecoin Must Hold This Level—Or Risk A 30% Price Crash Shortly after, DOGE made a move back down for a second test of the same support area, with a higher low structure forming, suggesting weakening bearish pressure and the emergence of early accumulation. The key area to watch is the neckline resistance, which sits in the $0.198 to $0.200 range. Crypto Sat emphasizes that a breakout above the neckline would serve as strong technical confirmation of a shift in market sentiment. If bulls manage to push through, it might open the door for a sustained upward rally, as traders gain confidence in the reversal setup taking hold. Here Are Key Signals To Watch In the analysis, Crypto Sat has outlined several key signals to watch as Dogecoin’s price action tightens. One early bullish sign, he notes, is the rising volume on the second bottom, a subtle but important clue that buyers may be stepping in with growing conviction. Volume often leads price, and this uptick could mark the start of renewed upward momentum. Related Reading: Dogecoin Breaks Out Of Bull Pennant—What’s The Target? The crucial level to monitor is the resistance zone around $0.200. A strong breakout above this zone could trigger a technical shift, paving the way for a potential rally toward the $0.220 and $0.230 range. Such a move would confirm the double bottom formation and likely attract more bullish participation as confidence builds. However, if price fails to break through the neckline, support around $0.165 becomes the next critical level. A bounce from that zone would keep the pattern alive, but a clean drop below it could invalidate the setup and suggest further downside risk. Sharing his personal outlook, Crypto Sat believes DOGE may be positioning for a breakout, but cautions traders to be patient. “Let the neckline decide the next big move,” he advises, underscoring the importance of watching for confirmation before making aggressive plays. Featured image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com
Dogecoin’s Market-Value-to-Realised-Value (MVRV) Z-Score is printing just 0.28 – a level normally associated with capitulation, not euphoria. Yet the price of the ninth-largest cryptocurrency keeps carving a succession of higher highs and higher lows on the weekly chart, trading near $0.17 with a market capitalisation of roughly $26 billion in Monday’s late-New-York session. The juxtaposition between lethargic on-chain sentiment and resilient spot bids was laid bare in a chart posted to X by Kevin, the pseudonymous analyst behind @Kev_Capital_TA. “Dogecoin MVRV Score is still at bear-market levels while price continues to make higher highs and higher lows on higher time frames,” he wrote. Kevin also pointed out that previous cycle tops saw the Z-Score blow off at ≈11 in 2017 and ≈16 in 2021, whereas the current advance has so far peaked at 3.5. “#DOGE … has not seen a real bull run yet. This delay in durable Altcoins out-performance is very much due to restrictive monetary policy… It will change at some point and Alts will have their day in the sun.” The Macro Backdrop For Dogecoin The “restrictive monetary policy” Kevin cites remains the single most important head-wind for the entire alt-coin complex. In the US, the Federal Reserve has held the fed-funds target at 4.25 %–4.50% since January, having already delivered three cuts in 2024. Related Reading: Dogecoin Must Hold This Level—Or Risk A 30% Price Crash Futures markets this week imply the first additional reduction “around September or later,”after soft May inflation but a still-solid economy At the same time the Fed is only slowing — not stopping — quantitative tightening: beginning 1 April the monthly Treasury run-off cap fell to $5 billion from $25 billion, but Chair Jerome Powell made clear “there is no sign yet the Fed is ready to end QT.” In Europe, the ECB has started to nudge borrowing costs lower, slicing the deposit rate to 2% on 5 June. President Christine Lagarde nevertheless insisted the Governing Council was “in a good position” to move gradually and would keep quantitative easing “in the toolbox,” rather than redeploying it. Vice-President Luis de Guindos was more explicit yesterday, telling Reuters that the ECB had “learned much more about side effects” of money printing and that the bar for new QE is now “higher.” The net result is a world in which policy rates are still comfortably above neutral, liquidity is being drained by the Fed, and European officials are determined not to repeat the 2015-21 experiment of perpetual bond-buying. In Kevin’s words, this “delay” in easy money explains why alt-coins have under-performed Bitcoin so far in the 2024-25 cycle. Reading The MVRV Tea Leaves MVRV compares the aggregate market value of all coins with the value at which they last moved on-chain (their realised value). A Z-Score normalises that ratio against its own multi-year mean and standard deviation. Historically for Dogecoin, values above +9 have coincided with secular tops (January 2018; May 2021), values between –1 and +1 have appeared during long lateral “crypto winters,” and values below –1 have signalled deep capitulation and, in hindsight, exceptional long-term entry points. Related Reading: $8 Dogecoin? Analyst Says You’ll Regret Sleeping On This Chart Today’s 0.28 sits squarely inside the winter band even though spot DOGE is up roughly 5x from its 2022 lows. The same disparity is visible within the chart: the blue line (market cap) has been rising since late 2023, while the red Z-Score remains pinned near zero because the orange line (realised cap) is climbing almost in lock-step as dormant supply changes hands at higher cost basis. In plain English, the average on-chain holder is not yet sitting on the kind of paper profits that breed euphoria. When Could Policy Turn From Restrictive To Supportive? Futures markets now look for two quarter-point Fed cuts by December, taking policy to roughly 3.75%. Market-implied odds of a September move fluctuate with each inflation print; should shelter and services dis-inflation stall, traders will push expectations into 2026. However, neither the Fed nor the ECB is openly contemplating new asset purchases. Powell told reporters in March that the slower pace of QT is designed to “extend how far the central bank can run QT before needing to stop,” not to hint at a reversal. In Frankfurt, de Guindos stressed that “sometimes it’s much easier to start using [QE] than to withdraw it,” signalling that any relaunch would require either a financial-stability shock or a deep recession. With QT still active and rate-cut trajectories shallow, a powerful systemic tail-wind for DOGE may not materialise until after the first Fed or ECB pause in balance-sheet contraction. If consensus is correct that QT ends late-2025 or early-2026, any prospective QE would be a story for the next downturn, not this upswing. Kevin’s interpretation hinges on potential energy. Because the Z-Score has not yet detached from its mean, Dogecoin can, in theory, absorb a fresh wave of retail and leverage-driven inflows without immediately flashing the kind of overheated signal that coaxed sellers in 2017 and 2021. Put differently, DOGE’s spring has not been compressed. Macro, however, remains the gating factor. “Buy them low and sell them high. Never get attached to your Alts,” the analyst reminds followers. For now, low MVRV suggests structural downside is limited, but cyclicality implies explosive upside will likely coincide with a convincing turn in global liquidity – a turn that the Fed and the ECB, by their own admission, are not yet ready to deliver. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.17387. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
An analyst has explained how Dogecoin might have to hold strong above this level, if the memecoin has to avoid a 30% price drop. Dogecoin Is Currently Trading Inside A Symmetrical Triangle In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has shared a chart that shows where Dogecoin currently stands from a technical analysis (TA) perspective. Below is the graph in question, showing the trend in the 1-day price of the memecoin. From the chart, it’s visible that the Dogecoin price has possibly been trading inside a triangular channel during the last few months. The channel hasn’t appeared to be just any triangle-shaped one, either, but a special type called the Symmetrical Triangle. Related Reading: Ethereum ETF Frenzy: Inflows Jump 5x While Bitcoin Stalls A Symmetrical Triangle forms whenever an asset observes consolidation between two trendlines converging at a roughly equal and opposite slope. The upper line of the pattern tracks lower highs in the price, and the lower one higher lows. As the asset moves inside this channel, its range becomes narrower with time, until it shrinks down to a point at the apex. Generally, volatile moves are more likely to occur when consolidation tightens, so a breakout of the pattern becomes increasingly probable as the price approaches the tip of the triangle Symmetrical Triangle breakouts can signal a continuation of the trend in the direction of the break. This means that a rise above the pattern can be a bullish sign, while a drop below it may be a bearish one. As displayed in the chart, the 1-day price of Dogecoin has recently been nearing the end of the triangle, a potential sign that a breakout could be imminent. Currently, the memecoin is retesting the lower line, so it will be interesting to see whether the level holds or if this is where a break would finally happen. Unlike the Ascending and Descending Triangles, two other popular types of triangular channels in TA, breakouts are usually considered to be equally probable in either direction for a Symmetrical Triangle. The reason is simple: consolidation occurs in an exactly sideways manner in this pattern. In contrast, the Ascending and Descending types slope upward and downward, respectively, which can bias the breakout direction. Thus, even if Dogecoin is retesting the lower level right now, a rebound and then breakout from the upper line may also still be quite possible. That said, in the event that a bearish breakout does take place, things can be especially troubling for DOGE, as there is another level of importance just nearby. Related Reading: $390M In Ethereum Leaves Exchanges—Biggest Daily Exit In Over A Month The level in question, situated around $0.168, corresponds to the 0.786 Fibonacci Retracement level. Fibonacci Retracement levels are lines defined using ratios found in the famous Fibonacci series. “Dogecoin $DOGE must hold above $0.168 to avoid a 30% price drop!” warns the analyst. DOGE Price At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading around $0.177, down over 4% in the last week. Featured image from Dall-E, charts from TradingView.com
Cantonese Cat’s first livestream in weeks, broadcast on 15 June, devoted an extended segment to Dogecoin’s long-term structure—and the veteran technician was unequivocal about the upside he still sees. In his words, “this is still a cup and this is still a handle,” and if that formation completes he expects the meme-coin to break “anywhere from like $5 to $8.” That target, he added, is anchored by the intersection of a monthly GAN arc and Fibonacci extensions that have governed Dogecoin’s entire post-2020 advance. Dogecoin Price Could Hit $8 The analyst began by stripping the chart to its monthly timeframe and toggling off short-term clutter. He noted that Dogecoin has already tested the lower boundary of the Ichimoku cloud and, despite failing to “penetrate the monthly cloud” on the first attempt, continues to coil beneath it. “Even if it goes sideways for another month or two,” he said, “it’s going to enter the Ichimoku cloud one way or another—you can either push up like that or you can just go sideways and you get inside the cloud.” Under either scenario, the tenor remains constructive because the price is “forming higher highs and higher lows.” Related Reading: This Analyst Predicted The Dogecoin Price Crash – Here’s The Rest Of The Forecast Central to his conviction is the 20-month simple moving average, a line he regards as the spine of every major Dogecoin bull cycle. During the manic run of early 2021, price action “rode the 20[-month SMA] up” without once breaking it; when that moving average finally failed, the bear market ensued. Today, Dogecoin sits on top of the same level. “It looks like we’re able to use that as support,” he argued, and that support zone—currently just below the handle—doubles as what he calls a “buy zone” for long-horizon traders. The analyst himself “was buying more DOGE the last 4-5 days,” he revealed via X. Cantonese Cat also addressed the coin’s lethargy since April, insisting that the compression is constructive rather than dangerous. He pointed to the fact that Dogecoin is grinding just beneath the 0.5 log-scale retracement of the entire 2021–2022 decline, a behaviour he interprets as “building up some energy.” The longer the coil, the sharper the eventual expansion, he argued, provided the higher-timeframe moving averages remain intact. Related Reading: Will Dogecoin Moon Or Crash? This Indicator Holds The Answer Pressed by viewers about timing, the analyst declined to publish a timetable and reminded his audience that the breakout will almost certainly coincide with a broader alt-season. He did, however, flag the moment price re-enters the Ichimoku cloud as the technical “green light” for acceleration. Once that happens, the measured-move objective from the cup-and-handle and the GAN arc intersection converge in the $5–$8 zone—levels that would represent new all-time highs and deliver returns of roughly 3,000–5,000 percent from current prices. “Anything that’s closer to the twenty-one moving average is a good area to add,” he concluded, cautioning newcomers not to chase sudden green candles but to accumulate methodically while the chart remains “boring.” The implication is clear: Dogecoin’s dormancy may be the final shakeout before the largest impulse of the cycle, and those ignoring the calm may indeed “regret sleeping on this chart” if—and only if—the structural signals Cantonese Cat tracks fall into place. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.177. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
The Dogecoin price has crashed alongside the rest of the crypto market, and this has led to the break of a very important support level. This crash below $0.18 has signaled a turn in the tide, and this could trigger the next wave of declines. A crypto analyst had previously predicted this market decline, calling it before it began. However, it is not all bad news for the meme coin as longer timeframes offer more bullish options as time goes by. Dogecoin Price Still Bullish On The Long-Term Crypto analyst Master Ananda forecasted in a TradingView post where the Dogecoin price could be headed next. At the time of the post, the Dogecoin price was still trading close to the $0.2 level, and the market was still on an upward trajectory. While positive sentiment seemed to be returning to the market at that time, the analyst was calling out the possibility of a pullback. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bears Back In Control After $110,000 Rejection, What Comes Next? Master Ananda explained that the Dogecoin price was still quite bearish, but this was only on the short-term timeframe. This leaves out only the long-term timeframe for the bullishness, and so far, the meme coin’s market trend seems to be playing out the way the crypto analyst predicted. He called for a correction, using the April 2025 low as a basis and the lower highs that had formed as a result. This had begun back in December 2024 when the Dogecoin price had begun putting in lower highs, suggesting that there was bearishness building up in the market. Presently, as the Dogecoin price has dropped back below the $0.18 support, the analyst simply pointed out that it was a continuation of the decline that had begun on May 11 after the market recovery. While this is bearish for the short-term, suggesting there could be a bit more correction to go, the analyst doesn’t expect it to last long. Where Could The DOGE Price Go From Here As for the bottom of the current Dogecoin price correction, Master Ananda expects the price to bottom above the April 7 lows, which were above $0.13. This would put the meme coin at around $0.15 before the bottom is in, and then the recovery is expected to begin. Related Reading: Altcoin Season Just Flashed A Golden Cross Amid Crypto Market Recovery The crypto analyst urged investors, especially those holding spot bags, to wait for the dust to settle. After this, he expects the altcoin to turn bullish again. For traders going short, he advises caution and not to hold the trade for too long, as the range is short. “We are very likely to get a higher low compared to 7-April,” Master Ananda predicted. “If too many leveraged positions are open though and the market wants to remove those, there can be a long wick that pierces support for the action to recover the next day.” Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com
According to market technician Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow) a single metric—the 20-month simple moving average—could be the line that could separate another vertical rally from a gut-wrenching breakdown for Dogecoin. Currently, DOGE sits comfortable above that moving average, now plotted at $0.1751. The black curve on Cat’s chart shows only three clean retests of the 20-month SMA since 2014. All Eyes On Dogecoin’s 20-Month SMA The first came in March 2017, when price tapped the average near $0.00020 and then ripped more than 9,000% into the January 2018 peak. The second occurred in the winter of 2020, with price kissing the average at roughly one-fourth of one cent before the parabolic 34,500% run to $0.73 the following May. The third and current encounter began in August last year when DOGE rallied by more than 480%. As of today, two successive monthly candles dipped into the zone just below twenty-cents, but both were bought aggressively, leaving higher wicks and preserving the upward slope of the average. Cantonese Cat argues that as long as that moving average remains intact, “we’re going higher.” A decisive monthly close beneath $0.175 would, by this read, place the entire structure at risk and could usher in the sort of multi-month down-trend that followed the 2018 and 2021 climaxes. Related Reading: Dogecoin Faces Make-Or-Break Moment This Month, Predicts Analyst TOTAL2 Needs To Break Out Analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) overlays that micro view on a much broader canvas. His chart tracks the total crypto market capitalization ex-Bitcoin (TradingView ticker “TOTAL2”) in monthly candles back to 2017. Two bold yellow trend-lines define a seven-year rising channel whose upper rail repelled price at the January 2018 and November 2021 alt-season tops. Since the June 2022 low, the market has carved out an ascending triangle: a rising series of higher lows presses against a flat-topped supply zone between roughly $1.43 trillion and $1.7 trillion. The apex of the triangle now looms; aggregate alt-cap is already worth about $1.2 trillion — all that stands between the current print and a confirmed breakout is a monthly close above the upper edge of that yellow rectangle. Kevin’s projection measures the height of the pattern and adds it to the breakout level, dropping a vertical marker that intersects the mid-channel near $5.89 trillion. Kevin’s first Fibonacci extensions target is the 1.618 at $4.06 trillion. Higher extensions at 1.886, 2.0 and 2.618 cluster around $4.57 trillion, 5.89 trillion and $6.9 trillion respectively, the last of which coincides almost exactly with the channel’s ceiling and is circled as the analyst’s ultimate upside objective. Related Reading: Dogecoin Primed For Liftoff If It Can Break This Barrier: Key Price Targets Why does that matter for Dogecoin? The meme-coin’s two explosive cycles began only after TOTAL2 had broken its own prior-cycle high and money poured into non-Bitcoin assets. Kevin states that “altcoins are just scratching the surface of what is possible in the coming months,” provided that macro-liquidity and regulatory factors permit capital rotation out of Bitcoin into the wider market. In that scenario the 20-month SMA on DOGE would likely continue to slope higher, setting the stage for an explosive move higher. Conversely, failure of the alt-cap triangle would make a sustained loss of the SMA far more probable, robbing DOGE of its historical launch-pad. For now, the indicator holds—and with it the prospect that Dogecoin could be primed for yet another bout of furious upside. But as both analysts caution, the monthly close will tell the story: above the 20-month SMA and an alt-cap breakout, or below it and back into hibernation. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.189. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin is changing hands near $0.198 on Wednesday afternoon in Europe, almost 20 % below its late-March high yet still clinging to an eleven-month up-trend that now converges with a formidable technical inflection, according to independent analyst “VisionPulsed.” Is This Dogecoin’s Summer Liftoff? Speaking in a 10 June video, the analyst told viewers he had been “making the case that the first two weeks of June should be when we start moving up—if we’re bullish. He conceded that “there is a chance the move has started” after Dogecoin closed a two-day candle back above the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement drawn from the December 2024 swing high. The backdrop VisionPulsed describes is notably risk-on. Bitcoin is hovering around $109,500, roughly 3% shy of its all-time high, while Ethereum has punched out a fresh twelve-month high above $2,790. In equities, the S&P Small-Cap 600—an index the analyst referenced when he quipped that “the S&P broke 600 yesterday”—posted its strongest five-day advance since March, a move the analyst interprets as validation of a global-liquidity gauge Global M2. Related Reading: Dogecoin Primed For Liftoff If It Can Break This Barrier: Key Price Targets Hash-ribbon signals on Bitcoin flipped positive two weeks ago, the analyst noted, historically an early marker of revived demand for risk assets. “Bitcoin at 110K says we should go up. Ethereum breaking out says we should go up. If we still don’t go up… just pick a different investment choice.” Central to VisionPulsed’s thesis is a 70-day cyclical window counted from Dogecoin’s April 1 local low. “We’re approaching that 70-day mark.… It is now the time for it to be bullish,” he said, warning that failure to rally before mid-June would all but invalidate the setup. Yet the analyst concedes that Dogecoin’s fate is tethered to the ETH/BTC pair and to Bitcoin dominance, which has remained stubbornly elevated: “When the ETH-BTC move does occur, that’s going to be when the dominance falls and we need the dominance to fall because that’s when Dogecoin goes to the moon.” Until that rotation happens, any up-ticks in DOGE may remain prone to stalling beneath long-term resistance. Related Reading: Bloodbath Incoming? Dogecoin Must Hold This Level To Survive VisionPulsed identifies three price milestones that will decide sentiment. A daily close above $0.23 would constitute the first clear break of the descending trend-line in place since December, while $0.30—the 0.618 retracement of the entire 2021–2024 bear market—marks the level at which, he says, “people will start talking about Dogecoin at your summer camp… it’s going to be euphoric.” Should time drag on, he allows that the trigger could slide to $0.27, but the message is stark: “If we just shoot up, it’s still $0.30. If we take longer, it could be lower, but it’s the same concept.” With Bitcoin firm above six figures, Ethereum printing new local highs, and global liquidity gauges flashing green, the stage is set for an upside resolution. Whether Dogecoin can convert that macro tail-wind into a decisive break above $0.23—and ignite the $0.30 euphoria line—will become evident within the next fortnight. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.197. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin skidded to a low near $0.168 last week before snapping higher to trade around $0.19 on Tuesday morning, up roughly six percent over 24 hours. The rebound unfolded in lock-step with bitcoin’s own recovery from the technically charged $106,800 level to just above $109,000, re-invigorating short-term dip-buyers across the memecoin complex. Dogecoin Needs To Conquer This Price Level Technical analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) argues that the Fib defence has restored bullish structure—but only up to a point. “After coming down to the .382 Fib Dogecoin finally found the support it needed along with BTC finding support at 100K,” he wrote. “As it goes for the immediate future of **DOGE it has a lot of work to do. Big resistance at .19-.21 cent range will need to be broken in order to head back up to that .26-.28 level. Indicators on the daily time frame look bullish.” Bitcoin’s behaviour therefore remains pivotal. Spot BTC is hovering near $109,000 this morning and has so far defended the $106,800 pivot flagged by several high-profile analysts, including Michael van de Poppe, as the “linchpin for a potential rally”. Should Bitcoin extend toward the $120,000-$130,000 band, Kevin argues that Dogecoin will decouple from its dependence on the benchmark “when dominance tops and the market sniffs out easing monetary policy.” Crypto pundit Chandler (“@ChandlerCharts”) is less sanguine. Overlaying DOGE’s four-day price against DOGE/BTC, market cap and a relative-strength oscillator, his graphic highlights three prior compression phases—shaded grey—where the memecoin failed to sustain outperformance against Bitcoin. Related Reading: Bloodbath Incoming? Dogecoin Must Hold This Level To Survive “Even if DOGE breaks above its November highs, it won’t feel great if DOGE/BTC ends up way lower than it was at the November highs,” he cautioned. Chandler calculates that with BTC at $107,600, Dogecoin would have to print roughly $0.52 simply to reach a higher high against Bitcoin. “If BTC runs to $120-130k, DOGE needs to be around $0.60+ for holding DOGE to make sense over BTC.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Is Going To $1 With The ‘Next Impulse’, Analyst Predicts That threshold underscores the importance of the $0.19-$0.21 supply zone visible on both analysts’ charts. On Kevin’s canvas it coincides with the 0.618-0.703 Fib cluster; on Chandler’s, it overlaps the upper edge of an eighteen-month value area that has repeatedly rejected upside probes. A decisive close above $0.211 would place the May 11 summit at $0.2597 back in play and, more importantly for bulls. For now, traders are watching two numbers: $106,800 on Bitcoin and $0.21 on Dogecoin. A clean break of the latter would validate Kevin’s bullish roadmap toward $0.26-$0.28 and, by extension, keep alive the possibility of Chandler’s higher-high scenario on the DOGE/BTC cross. Until then, the memecoin’s fate indeed “remains in the hands of BTC’s capability in heading higher.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.19. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Maelius (@MaeliusCrypto) has published a fresh weekly chart of DOGE/USDT from Binance and—despite the meme-coin’s recent pull-back—sees the groundwork for a textbook Elliott-wave extension that could catapult prices toward the psychological $1.00 mark. Can Dogecoin Hit $1? The chart tracks every weekly candle since early-2021 and puts the current market at $0.1843 after a four-week slide from the March high near $0.26. That decline has carried price straight back into a broad green “demand” band that now stretches roughly from $0.12 up to $0.17. The zone once acted as heavy overhead resistance during 2022-23; Maelius notes that, after last year’s breakout, it has switched polarity and is behaving as a base of demand. Two moving averages frame the structure. The 50-week exponential average (EMA 50, blue) is curling higher and sits at about $0.205, while the 200-week EMA (red) is printed at $0.1415. Price is currently wedged between the two, a configuration that often precedes a decisive expansion in volatility. Notably, a rising red trend-line—drawn beneath successive higher lows since late-2023—now coincides almost exactly with the 200-week EMA, reinforcing the $0.15 area as technical support. Related Reading: Bloodbath Incoming? Dogecoin Must Hold This Level To Survive Maelius’ count assigns the March 2024 spike to $0.23 as the primary wave 1, and the subsequent retreat to the October 2024 low near $0.12 as the primary wave 2. From that inflection point the analyst sees the opening stages of a third wave unfolding, but—crucially—he marks a smaller-degree wave 1 of that larger wave 1 peaking just above $0.48 in early December last year, followed by the present pull-back that he labels the smaller-degree wave 2. In other words, the chart shows a classic “1-2, 1-2” nesting: a big 1-2 at primary degree, immediately followed by a smaller 1-2 that kicks off the presumed third-of-third advance. Such a configuration is typically regarded by Elliott technicians as the most explosive setup in the entire impulse hierarchy because the next leg is the wave 3 of wave 3, a segment that can extend with the steepest slope and often delivers the bulk of a trend’s price appreciation. Related Reading: Dogecoin Needs $0.40 Breakout To Salvage Bull Case, Says Analyst A dashed projection ray extrapolates that third wave to the $1.10 region, before wave 4 is pencilled in as a shallow retrace to roughly $0.65 and wave 5 completes somewhere in the $1.50–$1.80 range. Maelius tempers the roadmap in his accompanying post, stating he is “not a fan of hard targets” but believes “this one goes towards $1 in the next impulse.” Under the price pane Maelius plots the weekly WaveTrend Oscillator (WTO). Both the fast (black) and slow (red) curves bottomed inside the highlighted oversold band in April and have since hooked sharply higher. That turn has been accompanied by a steady contraction in the crimson histogram bars; over the last two candles the histogram has in fact flipped back to light-grey on the positive side of the midline, signalling that bearish momentum is losing its grip and that a fresh bullish impulse may be brewing. DOGE is now hovering exactly at the upper rim of the demand box. A weekly close above the EMA 50 at $0.205 would signal renewed bullish dominance and open the way to $0.26—the May swing high—and the mid-$0.40s cluster that halted price during the December 2024 rally. Conversely, a decisive break under $0.14 would violate the two-year ascending trend-line and postpone the Elliott count. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.18. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin’s daily time-frame has reached a critical point that leaves virtually no margin for error. Price settled last night at $0.17551, clinging to a slender cushion just above the confluence of two of the chart’s most important guide rails: the former down-trend resistance that runs from late February and the 78.6 percent Fibonacci retracement of 2024’s late advance to $0.48440. Dogecoin Enters Danger Zone The structural landscape is defined by a six-month descending channel that has corralled every impulse since Dogecoin topped at $0.48440 on 8 December. The median of that channel—slicing through the field at roughly $0.1800—functioned as durable support until Thursday, when an 11% slide in sympathy with Bitcoin split it cleanly. A failure-retest of a channel mid-line is seldom trivial; until DOGE can reclaim $0.1800 on a closing basis, the chart message remains one of trend continuity. Beneath the market, the black trendline that first rejected rallies on 26 March, 26 April and 2 May reclaimed centre-stage after price vaulted it on 8 May, ran to the channel ceiling at $0.2540, and was twice rebuffed—the first rejection on 11 May, the second on 23 May. The trendline is now retested as support where it intersects the 0.786 Fib at $0.16700, producing a high-stakes cross-point. Related Reading: Dogecoin Needs $0.40 Breakout To Salvage Bull Case, Says Analyst If that level fractures, the only historical scaffolding is the multi-year ascending trendline (drawn from May 2021’s all-time high) that merges with a proven demand band spanning $0.14500 to $0.13500. That rectangle arrested the early-April shake-out and would represent the bulls’ final trench; surrendering it would invalidate the long-term series of higher lows and almost certainly inaugurate a broader bear phase with potential gravitational pull back to the January pivot at $0.12990. Oscillators and overlays do little to contradict the bearish drift. The fourteen-day Relative Strength Index sits at 34.70, hovering just above oversold territory but still tracking below its own moving average at 45.22, underscoring persistent negative momentum. Price Targets Overhead, resistance layers are stacked like dominoes. Immediate priority for the bulls is a daily close back above the channel midline at $0.1800; failing that, any attempt at recovery is suspect. Related Reading: Dogecoin’s Fate Hinges On This Price Level, Analysts Agree The next ceiling is the compressing exponential moving average cluster: the 20-day EMA at $0.20120, the 50-day at $0.20091, the 100-day at $0.20677 and the 200-day at $0.21550. With all four averages declining and bunched inside a three-cent band, they act as a single reinforced lid near the psychological $0.20 handle. Clearing that barricade would deliver price to the channel’s upper rail, now descending through $0.22. A weekly close outside that boundary would finally neutralise the half-year downtrend and force shorts to cover into the next Fibonacci checkpoints derived from the November high: the 61.8 percent retracement at $0.23484, the 50 percent at $0.28249, the 38.2 percent at $0.33014 and the 23.6 percent at $0.38910. Until then, however, the blunt arithmetic favours the bears. A floor at $0.16700 backed by a multi-touch trendline is slim protection when sentiment is fragile and macro flows are unhelpful. If that shelf cracks, the market’s inertia points toward $0.14500–$0.13500, Dogecoin’s last defensible plateau. Should that red demand zone capitulate, the technical map turns blank down to the January base at $0.12990 and, beyond that into deep bearish territory, especially the August 2024 low at $0.08. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin’s open interest is in focus, with this crucial metric highlighting the amount of interest that the top meme coin is getting at the moment. This comes as DOGE continues to struggle below the psychological $0.2 level, providing a bearish outlook for the meme coin. Dogecoin Open Interest Averages $2 Billion In June Coinglass data shows that Dogecoin open interest (OI) has been hovering around $2 billion since the start of this month. This represents a drop from the open interest recorded in May. DOGE’s OI had climbed to as high as $3.07 billion on May 11 as the meme coin’s price surged to $0.25. Related Reading: Forget Dogecoin At $1: Price Could Rally To $12 If History Repeats Itself This drop in Dogecoin open interest can be attributed to the drop in DOGE’s price since then. The meme coin began the month below the psychological $0.2 level, which has sparked bearish sentiments. Open interest refers to the amount of interest in the derivatives market for a particular asset. As such, a drop in this metric is usually bearish. However, it is worth mentioning that the Dogecoin open interest is still above the monthly average recorded in March and April, during the period when the Trump tariffs caused crypto assets to tumble. Back then, DOGE dropped to as low as $0.14 and was at risk of losing its bull market structure. Crypto analyst BitMonty expects DOGE to bounce back amid this drop in the Dogecoin open interest. In an X post, he said the meme coin is testing the 0.618 Fib retracement and the lower boundary of a falling wedge. He added that this is a high confluence bounce zone, and reversal signs could spark a breakout move soon. BitMonty predicts that DOGE could rally to as high as $0.26420 on this bounce. DOGE Setting Up For A Bullish Reversal In an X post, crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade indicated that the Dogecoin price may be setting up for a bullish reversal. He revealed that DOGE is returning to the previous swing low, while the RSI shows a higher low. The analyst noted that this could lead to a bullish divergence, indicating weakened selling momentum and early signs of a potential reversal to the upside. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Expected To Reach $3 By EOY As 2021 Cycle Trend Returns In another X post, Trader Tardigrade stated that Dogecoin is expected to experience a significant surge before entering a prolonged falling wedge pullback. Interestingly, his accompanying chart showed that the meme coin could rally to as high as $30. However, this price surge isn’t expected to happen in just this market cycle alone, with the chart highlighting 2029 as the target year to reach this price level. At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.18, down over 3% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com
Dogecoin’s six-month slide may be about to reach its moment of truth, according to independent market commentator VisionPulsed, who told followers on June 4 that the memecoin must vault the long-standing ceiling at roughly $0.40 “either this week or next” if the broader bullish structure is to survive the summer. In a video analysis, the analyst pointed to a second consecutive “blue bar” flashing on Ethereum’s momentum oscillator, a signal he treats as a reliable harbinger of imminent, high-magnitude moves across the digital-asset complex. “The last time we had two blue bars on Ethereum was way back when we were still young and optimistic,” he said, invoking memories of August 2023. “We printed five that time and the market moved sixteen percent. We’re at two now; by Sunday we’ll probably have four, which tells me the move should come next week.” Dogecoin Needs June Rally To Avert Summer Slump Although the blue-bar framework is native to Ethereum, VisionPulsed argued that its read-through for Bitcoin and, by correlation, Dogecoin is more important than ever. He noted that Bitcoin’s own hash-ribbon metric—formed when the network’s 30-day and 60-day hash-rate moving averages compress—has followed a strictly “sell for two weeks, then rally” pattern through the current cycle. “We’ve already been selling off for two weeks,” he said. “Historically in this bull market, that’s when Bitcoin resets and moves higher. If that plays out again, Dogecoin should finally get the lift it’s been denied since February.” Related Reading: June Or Doom: Dogecoin Faces 6 Red Months If It Fails To Surge, Predicts Analyst The crux of his thesis sits on a 70-day timing model derived from Dogecoin’s prior impulse lows. Measuring from the most recent trough, the 70-day mark falls on 14 June. “Every major upswing in Dogecoin during this cycle has come 60 to 80 days after a bottom,” he explained, scrolling through historical candles on screen. “We’re right on that window—if we’re going to break higher, it almost has to be now.” VisionPulsed acknowledged his own track record of slipping deadlines—“one for five hundred,” he joked—but insisted the structure remains statistically sound. “If we don’t rally next week, I’m never putting dates on anything again,” he told viewers, before adding a caveat that has become the headline takeaway. “Dogecoin has to clear $0.40. If we can’t do that, the bear case strengthens dramatically: June down, July probably down, September seasonally weak, and suddenly you’re talking eight red months out of nine.” Pressed by commenters about the depth of a potential downside scenario, the analyst pointed to Ethereum for context. A bullish resolution, he said, could lift ETH to roughly $3,200 before a summer consolidation and possibly $4,200 by early autumn, a path that in his view would drag Dogecoin well north of the $0.40 trigger. Failure, however, “sets up a very large move down, maybe sub-$2,000 on ETH,” a slide that would likely leave Dogecoin retesting multi-month lows. “Whichever way we go,” he concluded, “is going to determine the rest of the summer.” Related Reading: Dogecoin’s Fate Hinges On This Price Level, Analysts Agree The urgency is aggravated by Dogecoin’s mounting sequence of monthly losses: five red candles since January, with only a brief reprieve in April. “Six red months out of seven is staring us in the face,” VisionPulsed said. “June doesn’t have to be a vertical move, but it does have to be green—or at least show a decisive breakout—because otherwise, where is the bull run?” Market structure rather than sentiment, he stressed, underpins the call. Bitcoin already sits near cycle highs while Dogecoin still trades markedly below its own year-to-date peak, a divergence he interprets as latent leverage. “If Bitcoin punches through its local top, it typically drags Doge,” he said, referencing earlier intervals in 2024 when BTC strength eventually translated into delayed but exaggerated moves in the memecoin. Whether that historical choreography can repeat depends, in his framework, on the next few daily closes. “We’re definitely getting more energy built up,” he said, pointing to narrowing Bollinger Bands and declining on-chain activity. “I don’t think the large move is here yet, but by late this week—or early next week at the latest—you should get your answer.” For traders who still believe the four-year cycle remains intact, the analyst’s $0.40 line in the sand arrives almost exactly one calendar year before the next projected Bitcoin top in October 2026. “If Doge can’t start moving now, the entire timing model gets pushed off course,” he warned. “I genuinely think June is a make-or-break month.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.189. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Following the Bitcoin price sweep down below the $104,000 level over the weekend, the Dogecoin price was pushed back down below $0.2 once again. This move understandably shocked the community as the $0.2 has held for a long time. However, using the 4-hour order block (OB), a crypto analyst has explained what is going on with the Dogecoin price, why the decline happened, and where it could be headed next. Dogecoin Price Experienced A Liquidity Sweep Crypto analyst Smart Flows, on the TradingView website, pointed out an interesting development on the Dogecoin price chart. This showed a clear delineation for why the meme coin’s price dropped below the $0.2 psychological support level, and it came down to something as clean as a liquidity sweep. Related Reading: Ethereum Price Headed For Crash To $2,000 With Current Price Action The crypto analyst uses the 4-Hour order block on the Dogecoin price chart to explain this, starting just above the $0.22 price level. This saw a liquidity sweep through the Fair Value Gap (FVG) at the 0.5 Fibonacci level, breaking through the $0.2 support. This move, Smart Flows explains, was in no way emotional and was more of a ‘mechanical’ move, suggesting it was engineered to happen. The outcome of this liquidity sweep is that there has now been a reset of sentiment surrounding the Dogecoin price, setting the stage for a potential reversal. If this is the case, then Dogecoin may be sitting on the cusp of what could be the next major rally above $0.2. What To Expect Next From Here According to the crypto analyst, Dogecoin is now sitting in a 4-Hour demand order block zone that is in confluence with the Fair Value Gap (FVG) above $0.2. This makes the $0.20928 level the first “key reaction point,” and the analyst points out two possibilities for the meme coin here: either the price continues to stall or consolidation begins at this level. Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Says XRP Community Should Pay Attention To June 4-6, Here’s Why Basically, the Dogecoin price has to be able to beat the first major test at $0.209 before moving higher from here. This means it must complete a clean clearance of the FVG to grab liquidity above. After this, the real test begins at $0.22094, where the next major 4-Hour order block sits. The analyst explains that being able to clear the FVG will mean a continuation model is in play. However, there is still the possibility that the Dogecoin price is rejected before it is able to clear the FVG above $0.2. In this case, it could signal a further downtrend for the altcoin. “If we reject early — that tells me distribution is starting, and I’ll prep for a secondary sweep below 0.18 to retest the deeper 4H OB near 0.16387,” the analyst concluded. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin (DOGE) is teetering on a critical edge as price action tightens within a descending triangle pattern, hinting at rising bearish pressure. The meme-inspired cryptocurrency has entered a phase of low volatility and narrowing price movement, a classic sign of market indecision that often precedes a significant breakout or breakdown. With the 200-period moving average applying dynamic resistance from above and horizontal support showing signs of strain, DOGE’s technical landscape suggests a potential collapse could be on the horizon if buyers fail to defend key levels. Price Coils Within Bearish Formation Ahead Of Potential Breakout Market analyst Thomas Anderson, in a recent post on X, pointed out that “DOGE is consolidating within a descending triangle pattern on the M30 timeframe,” signaling a period of indecision. This chart pattern, often seen in bearish continuations, is characterized by a flat support base with lower highs pressing from above. As Dogecoin trades deeper into this structure, the probability of a breakout, either upward or downward, is increasing with each narrowing move. Related Reading: Dogecoin’s Fate Hinges On This Price Level, Analysts Agree Anderson further explained that DOGE is “currently testing the upper resistance around $0.19998,” a key level that has capped recent bullish attempts. This resistance aligns with the descending trendline of the triangle and is strengthened by the 200 MA (red line), acting as dynamic resistance. The presence of the 200-period moving average at this level adds extra weight to the upper line, making any potential breakout attempt more challenging for the bulls in the near term. Until price action breaks decisively in either direction, DOGE remains locked in a tightening range. For now, Anderson’s observations underline the importance of this technical structure, as DOGE nears a critical inflection point. Triangle Compression Builds Tension For Dogecoin The analyst further emphasized that momentum appears to be weakening as Dogecoin’s price action tightens near the apex of the descending triangle. According to the expert’s observations, the 1-hour chart reinforces this broader consolidation phase, showing a clear compression of price within the pattern. This type of setup often leads to an explosive move once the market chooses a direction. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Resistance In View: Why The Key Lies At $0.25 A confirmed breakout above the $0.19998 resistance could pave the way for a short-term bullish run, with higher targets potentially opening up if volume supports the move, potentially invalidating the bearish triangle pattern. However, failure to breach this resistance level may reinforce the bearish structure, increasing the likelihood of a pullback toward the lower triangle support around $0.19010, a critical area where buyers previously stepped in. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com
Dogecoin is approaching a decisive inflection point, according to crypto-market commentator VisionPulsed. Throughout his latest analysis he argued that the coming fortnight must deliver an upside resolution—otherwise the meme-coin risks locking in a sequence of red monthly closes that would echo bear-market conditions. Dogecoin On The Brink Of 6-Month Meltdown The analyst anchored his outlook to several recurring signals on Dogecoin’s multi-time-frame charts. “We’re going to get a large move in June. It’s going to happen. The question is, is it up or down?” he began, pointing to the Bollinger Band Width Percentile (BBWP) squeezing toward levels that historically precede violent price expansion. In his view, the compression cannot last beyond the next two weekly candles: “BBWP is screaming that we’re about to get something … probably this week; if not this week, then next week.” Related Reading: Dogecoin’s Fate Hinges On This Price Level, Analysts Agree VisionPulsed balanced that volatility warning against a newly triggered hash-ribbon buy signal—a metric generated when network hashrate recovers after miner capitulation. “We’ve been making the case that in this bull run, when we have gotten the weekly buy signals, the market actually went down and then it went up,” he explained. The fractal, observed twice since 2024, invited cautious optimism that the latest cross could again invert short-term weakness into a rally: “If history is going to repeat itself, we should go down, which we did … and I would make the case that we really should hopefully get a move up in June.” Yet momentum oscillators threaten that scenario. On his two-day chart the stock-RSI has curled lower for the first time since last year. “This may be the first time we print the overbought RSI and don’t go up,” he conceded, warning that a failure to rebound quickly would undermine the hash-ribbon signal and oblige traders “to get tucked in and go to sleep because it’s just always bearish.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Just Hit Its Final Support—Bulls Have One Last Shot Timing is equally unforgiving. VisionPulsed framed Dogecoin’s rallies inside a 70-to-80-day cycle measured from major swing lows; the current window expires in mid-June. “Technically 70 days would be the second week of June, which we’re in that box right now,” he said. “If we don’t actually go up in June, then it is worrisome,” because history suggests that a bearish June would bleed into July and August, while September is “always bearish,” producing what he dryly labels a “one-month bull run.” He added that macro cross-currents raise the stakes. “The S&P 500 is starting to get close to the all-time high,” he noted, suggesting that a decisive move in equities could tip crypto sentiment. At the same time Dogecoin continues to carve incrementally higher lows, a constructive but fragile pattern that now collides with the expiring cycle window: “If we’re actually bullish, we kind of got to go.” For traders the message is binary. A breakout to the upside in the next ten trading days would validate the hash-ribbon cross, keep the rising-lows structure intact, and reset sentiment after what the analyst counts as “six out of seven red months” in the making. Failure, on the other hand, risks cementing a “bearish spiral” that could dominate the rest of the summer and revive memories of genuine bear-market grind. As VisionPulsed put it while signing off: “We’re definitely at an inflection point. The potential energy is building up.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.1958. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin is probing its most-contested price shelf of 2025, and two respected technicians— Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow) and ANBESSA (@Anbessa100)—have reached the rare point where their short-term and high-time-frame road maps overlap almost perfectly. Dogecoin Just Hit Its Make-Or-Break Zone Cantonese Cat’s daily chart, published late on June 2, highlights a turquoise demand band stretching from $0.1850 to $0.1950. That ribbon has flipped roles repeatedly since February: first cushioning the price action in late-February, and then capping March and April’s rebounds. Related Reading: Dogecoin Just Hit Its Final Support—Bulls Have One Last Shot After last week’s four-day decline, three successive bodies have closed inside the rectangle while intraday wicks penetrated its floor—forming what the analyst dubbed a “trident bottom”. As Cantonese Cat put it: “It’s not a tweezer bottom; it’s a trident bottom to test demand. Now let’s see if $DOGE forks it all up from here.” A daily close above the upper edge would re-expose the early-May breakdown gap at $0.1950–0.2150; a decisive slip beneath $0.1850 would bring the April low near $0.13 back into contention. Parabolic Curve Continues To Predict All-Time High ANBESSA’s one-day schema—also dated June 2—places the same price action in a fifteen-month context. The chart begins with the September 2024 spot entry at roughly $0.09 and follows an explosive rally that carried Dogecoin 413% higher, a move annotated as 0.3892 on the graph. What followed was a three-wave retracement that unwound 73% of that advance, then a counter-trend rally of 70.22% to $0.2597. From ANBESSA’s perspective, the current sell-off is a textbook correction to the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement of the entire move at $0.1412, intersecting both the rising parabolic guide-curve and the 99-day moving average (red). “Still perfectly in sync with my projection… a clean 80 % bounce, followed by a textbook throwback to the 0.5 fib and 99 MA Daily (parabola retest), exactly as projected. In a bull market, dips are made for buying,” the analyst wrote, adding the reminder to keep “HTF risk-management below POC.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Forms Inverse Head And Shoulders Pattern To Suggest Quick Reversal To $0.25 Volume-profile bars on the right side of ANBESSA’s chart emphasise why both traders care so much about the twenty-cent neighbourhood: the point of control (POC) sits just above $0.20, framing the single deepest pocket of historical trading interest since 2024. Above that pivot, the next Fibonacci magnet is the 0.618 level at $0.2686, immediately followed by an ascending trendline near $0.28. Notably, this region is dense with resistance as another descending trend-line drawn from the December-January highs sits around $0.29-$0.30. A successful break of this zone would project to the heavy‐volume shelf at $0.3498 and, further out, the 0.786 retracement at $0.4245. Conversely, failure at the current confluence would expose the 0.382 retracement at $0.1412, with an intermediate control zone flagged on ANBESSA’s chart at $0.1625. Momentum is neutral for now: the Triple-MA ribbon (7-, 21-, 99-day) on ANBESSA’s chart has compressed, and daily RSI (not shown) hovers in the mid-40s. In other words, price alone will settle the debate. Cantonese Cat’s microstructure “trident” and ANBESSA’s macro-structure “throw-back” both place the battleground inside the same cent band. Whether Dogecoin has in fact printed its correction low will be revealed by what traders do— and just as crucially, where the next daily candle closes—in that $0.1850–$0.1950 corridor. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.196. Featured image crated with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin begins June balanced on the knife-edge of a major technical fulcrum, its next decisive swing likely to be dictated by a narrow band of support that both Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) and Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow) have brought into sharp relief. Dogecoin Showdown At $0.19 On Kevin’s daily view the focus is the $0.1901–$0.1839 corridor. The zone is not arbitrary: it is anchored by the 50 percent Fibonacci retracement of the explosive May 11 surge ($0.2597) and is buttressed overhead by the 0.618–0.65 retracement cluster at $0.1976 and $0.2005. Related Reading: Dogecoin Forms Ascending Triangle On Daily Chart, Here’s The Target Friday’s long red candle sliced through the Ichimoku conversion line and halted within a whisker of that 0.50 fib, producing the first genuine retest of the newly minted floor. A daily close below would expose the 0.382 marker of the same leg at $0.1694 and, beyond that, the lower rail of the multi year-long descending trend line now angling toward the $0.14s later this month. Conversely, a sustained bid inside the band would confirm it as the staging ground for another upside attempt toward the 0.703 extension at $0.2117. Cantonese Cat’s analysis frames the identical area as the neckline of an inverse head-and-shoulders carved out over three months. The mid-March swing low formed the left shoulder, the early-April capitulation produced a deeper head, and the early-May trough completed the right shoulder. The neckline—shaded turquoise between roughly $0.187 and $0.194—was pierced decisively on May 9, after which price has drifted back for a textbook throw-back retest. Holding the neckline keeps the reversal intact; slipping beneath it would void the pattern and hand momentum back to bears. Long-Term DOGE Outlook Remains Bullish A broader perspective comes from Cantonese Cat’s monthly chart, where Dogecoin has printed seven straight inside the $0.16 to $0.42 range. That compression appears within a primary bullish trend defined by successive higher highs (May 2024 and November 2024) and higher lows (August 2024 and April 2025). Related Reading: Dogecoin Enters Danger Zone — Chartist Predicts Sharp Drop Ahead Inside-bar squeezes of this length rarely remain dormant: statistically the break often travels a distance comparable to the range of the parent candle—about 26 cents in this case—once either side wrests control. Until that break arrives, the $0.16 floor and the $0.42 ceiling of November’s wick delineate the outer limits of consolidation. Resistance overhead remains layered. Should buyers defend the neckline and reclaim the $0.20 handle, Kevin’s $0.2117 extension becomes the first waypoint. Beyond lies the $0.25–$0.26 band, which capped May’s rally. A clean move through that shelf would almost certainly signal that the monthly compression has resolved higher and put the $0.29 figure line on the radar. For now, however, the market’s field of vision has narrowed to a stripe barely one cent wide. It is here—between $0.190 and $0.184—that the memecoin’s inverse head-and-shoulders neckline meets Kevin’s critical Fibonacci shelf. As the analysts agree, Dogecoin’s immediate fate hinges on whether that ledge holds or crumbles in the days ahead. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.19211. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Dogecoin (DOGE), the number one meme coin, is making headlines once again, and this time, it’s due to the sudden formation of an Ascending Triangle pattern on its daily chart. This promising technical setup has caught the eye of a crypto analyst, who now forecasts an imminent bullish breakout that could propel DOGE to higher prices. Dogecoin Prepares For Solid Breakout To $0.285 A fresh analysis posted on X (formerly Twitter) by market expert Trader Tardigrade suggests that Dogecoin has established a clear Ascending Triangle structure on the daily timeframe. This pattern, characterized by a rising support trendline and a relatively flat resistance zone, typically signals a bullish continuation if a cryptocurrency successfully breaks above resistance. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Breaks Out Of Bearish Trendline And Enters Ascending Channel Headed For $0.3 Interestingly, the appearance of this chart formation has prompted the analyst to issue a bullish forecast, expecting Dogecoin to target the $0.285 price level once it breaks out of the triangle. Trader Tardigrade’s chart indicates that Dogecoin has already completed four key touches with the triangle — two on the ascending support and two on the upper boundary of the pattern. A fifth touch appears to be forming, setting the stage for a possible breakout. As a result, the crypto analyst predicts that, upon breaking above resistance, Dogecoin could rally toward the $0.285 level, highlighted by the ascending purple arrow. While DOGE’s price action remains within the Ascending Triangle, for now, Trader Tardigrade watches as the meme coin tests the upper boundary. If momentum holds and volume supports this move, Dogecoin could see a 42.5% jump from its current price of $0.206. Converging Wedge Support DOGE Bullish Outlook Backing Trader Tardigrade’s bullish forecast of a potential short-term rally to $0.285 is a converging wedge pattern on the Dogecoin H4 chart. This chart formation typically signals a period of price compression before a breakout. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Could Surge Further As Demand Grows, But This Trendline Holds The Key The analysis shows that Dogecoin is trading within two gradually narrowing trendlines—one sloping downward, acting as resistance, and the other sloping upward, providing solid support. DOGE’s price has respected these boundaries over multiple sessions, bouncing between them as it consolidates. Trader Tardigrade noted that Dogecoin is currently sitting right on the support line, a critical juncture that could determine its next major move. The current wedge structure also suggests that bulls may soon take the upper hand, as the projected path drawn on the chart outlines a possible minor retest before a bullish breakout. This breakout would ultimately push the Dogecoin price beyond the upper resistance line, potentially driving it past the $0.285 level and toward $0.29. The peak of the large green arrow on the price chart reflects this projected rally, hinting at renewed upward momentum for DOGE. In the meantime, all eyes are on the support line as Dogecoin coils tightly within this narrow range. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com