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The Dogecoin monthly chart has begun to echo the rhythmic, momentum-laden structures that prefaced each of the meme-coin’s historical breakouts, according to independent market technician Kevin, better known on X as @Kev_Capital_TA. In a fresh publication dated 1 May 2025, Kevin notes that DOGE closed the April candle at $0.1795, up 4.2%, while defending two structural pillars he calls “the line in the sand”: the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement of the entire 2019-2021 advance at $0.1383 and the upper boundary of a 34-month falling wedge that originates at the May-2021 peak. “DOGE held the macro .382 and the macro down-trending support that I labelled as the line in the sand and also stated was a phenomenal risk-reward opportunity,” Kevin wrote to his followers. “Monthly SuperTrend has not yet gone vertical in this cycle and the monthly RSI is at the same level it was at when DOGE was at 11 cents, with a ton of room to run to the upside. Ignore the short-term noise—the pathway is laid and it is time to start going down it.” How High Can Dogecoin Price Go? His chart reveals three wedge-shaped consolidations, each resolved by a vertical expansion that topped exactly at a 1.618 Fibonacci extension. The current wedge—drawn with parallel yellow trend-lines from the 2021 high—broke to the upside in November 2024, tagged $0.48, and is now being retested from above. Kevin stresses that “macro down-trending support” has so far responded as textbook support and therefore keeps the price structure constructive. Related Reading: Dogecoin Could Hit $1.42 This Cycle In Bull Case, Says 21Shares Horizontal liquidity bands, shaded in violet, cluster at $1.25–$1.35 and $2.40–$2.60, marking the first potential distribution zones of the new cycle. Directly above the highest of those bands sits Kevin’s ultimate Fibonacci projection, a 1.618 extension at $3.94. When a follower asked whether his targets still stand, Kevin replied: “Looks like I said $3.90 is unlikely and $1.80 is a stretch also but possible depending on how high BTC goes. Not really target-setting—just looks like I said if BTC goes really high then DOGE will too.” Momentum gauges lend weight to his bullish narrative. The 14-period monthly Relative Strength Index, smoothed by a moving average, rests at 51.3—virtually identical to the reading seen in December 2020 when DOGE was trading at eleven cents. Previous cycle peaks, highlighted with orange circles on Kevin’s chart, all pierced the 90-point zone, implying what he calls “a ton of room to run.” The SuperTrend indicator has flipped positive but has “not yet gone vertical,” a condition Kevin interprets as latent rather than exhausted trend energy. Related Reading: What Will Send Dogecoin Soaring? Analyst Reveals The Key Drivers Supporting studies paint a similar picture: the long-term MACD printed its first positive histogram bar since 2021 in February and continues to climb, while Stochastic RSI sits at 6.4 / 14.5, near oversold territory—a configuration that preceded every prior parabolic burst once the gauge crossed north of 20. Kevin embeds his technical view in a macro framework. “All the evidence I have—through charts and macro fundamentals—tells me we will likely find a durable top in BTC dominance in the May-July months,” he wrote in a separate thread. “First time in years I have been willing to say that, but the monetary policy is likely going to align with the charts soon and that is what I have been waiting for.” Pointing to the latest inflation data, he added: Another leg back down for inflation, down to 1.35% on Truflation. Four rate cuts are projected for the rest of the year and quantitative tightening will be ending… The pathway is laid for the second half of the year for BTC and altcoins.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.179. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin is currently trading in a tight range, consolidating above the $0.16 support level and struggling to break above the $0.19–$0.20 resistance zone. This consolidation phase comes as the broader crypto market shows signs of strength and renewed momentum. Bulls are watching closely, hoping for a breakout that could mark the beginning of a recovery rally. Related Reading: Whales Sell 262,000 Ethereum Amid Recent Price Surge – Smart Exit Or Profit-Taking? Recent on-chain data from Santiment adds fuel to the bullish narrative. Over the past week, Dogecoin whales have accumulated approximately 100 million DOGE, a move that signals rising confidence among large holders. Historically, such buying activity from major players has often preceded upward price movements, especially when it coincides with broader market recovery. As Bitcoin and other large-cap cryptocurrencies continue to test key levels, DOGE’s consolidation pattern and whale accumulation will be key indicators for its next move. The coming days could prove pivotal for the memecoin’s short-term trajectory. Whale Activity Signals Possible Breakout As Dogecoin Tests Resistance Dogecoin is currently trading around $0.17–$0.18, hovering near critical resistance while the broader crypto market shows signs of renewed momentum. Bulls are attempting to reclaim higher levels, especially the $0.20 zone, which has consistently acted as a strong barrier over the past few weeks. A successful break above this level could trigger a recovery rally, but until then, price action remains uncertain. Analysts are split on what comes next for DOGE. Some argue that failure to break out above $0.20—coupled with increasing lower highs—could signal a continuation of the broader downtrend, potentially pushing the memecoin back toward the $0.15 zone. On the other hand, with Bitcoin holding strong above $90K and major altcoins beginning to rebound, others believe Dogecoin could follow suit. Adding to the optimism, top analyst Ali Martinez shared a chart on X revealing that whales have accumulated 100 million DOGE over the past week. This surge in whale activity typically precedes price rallies and supports the case for a potential breakout. As accumulation continues and market sentiment improves, DOGE could be preparing for a strong move. For now, all eyes are on the $0.20 resistance. A clean break above it could validate the bullish outlook, while rejection might extend the current consolidation. Related Reading: Solana Monthly Candle Reclaims Key Levels – Is $240 The Next Target? DOGE Price Action Hinges On Breaking Price Range Dogecoin (DOGE) is currently trading at $0.176, continuing to consolidate in a tight range as bulls attempt to gain momentum. Despite holding above the $0.16 support, DOGE has struggled to make a higher high, and price action remains capped by local resistance. To confirm a breakout and shift toward a recovery rally, DOGE must reclaim the $0.22 level — a key resistance zone that aligns with the 200-day exponential moving average (EMA). Reclaiming this level would signal strength and could trigger an upward move toward $0.25 and beyond, especially if overall market conditions remain favorable. However, the lack of follow-through and volume at current levels raises concern. If bulls fail to defend $0.16, the downside risk grows significantly. A breakdown below this support could open the door to a deeper correction, potentially driving DOGE down into the $0.13–$0.10 region, where historical demand has previously stepped in. Related Reading: Chainlink Flashes Daily Buy Signal – Breakout Next? For now, DOGE remains range-bound with indecision dominating the short-term outlook. The next major move will depend on whether bulls can generate enough demand to break above the 200-day EMA or whether sellers regain control below the $0.16 threshold. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView

Dogecoin’s price action is beginning to tell a quiet but compelling story, as key structural signals align to support a potential move higher. While the meme coin has stayed under the radar recently, a closer look at its chart reveals a foundation of gradually rising lows and well-respected support levels, which are classic traits of an asset quietly building strength. This setup suggests that Dogecoin may be forming a base for a larger upside move. If confirmed, the path ahead could see DOGE testing higher resistance zones as confidence subtly returns to the market. Ascending Wedge Emerges On DOGE’s 30-Minute Chart According to a recent analysis shared by Thomas Anderson on X, Dogecoin is currently forming an ascending wedge pattern on the 30-minute chart, a technical setup often associated with potential breakout scenarios. At the time of his post, DOGE was trading around $0.17397, testing the 200-period moving average. Related Reading: What Will Send Dogecoin Soaring? Analyst Reveals The Key Drivers Despite this overhead pressure, the price remains securely above a critical support zone at $0.16424, reinforcing the strength of the current uptrend on this lower timeframe. Anderson further emphasized that short-term momentum appears bullish, supported by a steady increase in trading volume, a positive sign that market participants are engaging with the move. However, he issued a note of caution based on broader context: the 1-hour chart shows DOGE is trading near the upper boundary of the pattern.  As the price approaches the pattern’s upper boundary, the potential for rejection and a pullback grows. Traders are advised to stay alert and consider both the bullish wedge on the M30 and the larger bearish context on H1, as this confluence might lead to heightened volatility in the near term. Dogecoin Nears Falling Wedge Breakout In a recent update shared on X, Whales_Crypto_Trading pointed out that DOGE is trading at the edge of a falling wedge pattern on the daily chart, a technical formation hinting at upcoming bullish reversals. This pattern has been developing over time, showing a gradual narrowing of price swings as DOGE coils within a tightening range. Related Reading: Dogecoin (DOGE) Eyes Breakout: Could an Upside Rally Spark Full-On Recovery? According to Whales_Crypto_Trading, if DOGE successfully breaks out of this wedge, it could unleash a powerful rally in the medium term, pushing prices 80–100% higher. This projection aligns with historical behavior following similar wedge breakouts, where compressed price action leads to explosive moves once resistance is cleared. The setup highlights a crucial moment for DOGE, with bulls looking for a confirmation signal while bears attempt to maintain downward pressure. A clean breakout could shift sentiment decisively, turning this long-standing consolidation into a strong upward trend. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Research house and exchange-traded-product issuer 21Shares is arguing that Dogecoin has matured into “a smart addition to your portfolio,” projecting a bull-market price target of $1.42 per coin if bullish momentum holds. In a post published on X on 30 April, the firm told its followers that “Dogecoin isn’t just a meme anymore—it might be a smart addition to your portfolio.” Linking to a research note, 21Shares detailed stress-tested portfolio simulations in which a traditional 60/40 basket of equities and bonds is first “infused with 3 % Bitcoin” and then supplemented with a “modest 1 % DOGE allocation.” According to the researchers, “the benchmark returned 7.25 % annually, while DOGE-enhanced portfolios reached as high as 8.95 %. Sharpe ratios improved in almost all tests,” while the worst peak-to-trough drawdown only “deepened by a few percentage points.” Related Reading: What Will Send Dogecoin Soaring? Analyst Reveals The Key Drivers The study attributes the incremental performance to Dogecoin’s decade-long record of outpacing most large-cap crypto-assets while maintaining “a low correlation to crypto and traditional assets.” Even so, the authors stress that disciplined rebalancing remains vital. “Without it, returns can plateau while risk quietly compounds,” they warn, adding that monthly or weekly rebalancing strikes the best compromise between upside capture and volatility control, particularly “during periods of broader market stress, as we’ve recently seen.” Three Scenarios For Dogecoin To frame expectations for the coming cycle, 21Shares sets out three scenarios: In the bear case, Dogecoin’s post-election rally is described as potentially having “front-run its true cycle potential.” If the token merely compounds at 10 % per year from its 2021 peak of $0.73, it would “land around $0.38 by 2025,” a doubling from today’s $0.18 but, for the first time, a failure to record a new all-time high within a full market cycle. Related Reading: Dogecoin Could Rally To $0.74 ATH If Price Closes Month Above This Level, Analyst Says The neutral case assumes the total crypto-asset market capitalizes at $5 trillion and DOGE’s market share slips from 4 % to 3 %. On those inputs, Dogecoin would be worth roughly $150 billion and trade “near $1 per coin,” about a 5.5-fold gain from current levels, with the token “retaining its stature as the leading memecoin” amid stiffer competition. The bullish projection scales the token’s compounded growth between the pre-2021 bottom of $0.007 and the current-cycle trough of $0.0585, a rate calculated at 189 % per year. “If DOGE were to mirror this explosive growth,” the paper concludes, “DOGE would reach approximately $1.42.” Such an outcome would require a revival of “memecoin mania,” tangible real-world use cases and, critically, deeper integration with major consumer platforms such as Elon Musk’s X. In that environment, the authors write, a full-throated return of retail exuberance “could re-establish DOGE as the breakout asset of the cycle, potentially even doubling its all-time high.” 21Shares finishes on a pragmatic note: “With the right structure, a 1 % allocation to Dogecoin isn’t reckless—it’s rewarding.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.175. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto analyst Cryptokijker has revealed that the Dogecoin price is poised for a breakout amid massive whales’ accumulation. The analyst also revealed the price targets that DOGE could reach following this breakout.  Dogecoin Price Poised For Breakout Above $0.17 In a TradingView post, Cryptokijker predicted that the Dogecoin price is poised for a breakout above $0.1790. The analyst revealed that the targets on this potential breakout are $0.1840 and $0.1920. He noted that the price at this level is showing a neutral-bullish structure after the recent breakout above the Previous Day Low (PDL).  Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Says Dogecoin Is Repeating History – Here’s What Happened The analyst also highlighted a hidden bullish divergence spotted on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), indicating strength beneath the surface. This Dogecoin price prediction comes amid a massive accumulation of DOGE by whales. He noted that smart money has been accumulating heavily within the discount zone between $0.15 and $0.16, which supports this bullish bias.  The analyst observed that the break of structure on the chart signals the start of a markup phase. He further remarked that the volume profile supports the accumulation-to-expansion transition. Meanwhile, the strong support confirmed at the $0.1760 zone aligns with previous discount accumulation, and the momentum building above the PDL suggests that the Dogecoin price could sustain this bullish momentum.  Market participants will also be watching the psychological $0.2 level for the Dogecoin price on this potential breakout. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez revealed that DOGE could rally towards its all-time high (ATH) if it can secure a monthly close above $0.20. The analyst remarked that such a breakout would signal strong bullish momentum and potentially attract increased investor interest.  It is worth mentioning that crypto analyst Master Kenobi also recently predicted that the Dogecoin price could reach a new ATH by June. He stated that the foremost meme coin could hit as high as $0.9 on the rally to a new ATH.  Other Factors That Support A DOGE Breakout Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade stated that a Dogecoin price breakout is expected soon, which will send the meme coin higher. This came as he noted that DOGE has been moving between different ranges, experiencing both false breakdowns and breakouts. The analyst added that the meme coin has now returned to its current range, setting the stage for a price breakout.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Eyes Next Critical Level At $0.18, Is A Break Above $0.25 Possible? In another X post, Trader Tardigrade revealed that the Dogecoin price is forming a diamond above the trendline at around $0.15. Based on this, he affirmed that things are going great for DOGE and urged market participants to wait for the next breakout.  At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.17, down over 2% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Technical analyst Kevin, known on X as @Kev_Capital_TA, highlights what he describes as “a low at the exact level that we were eyeing for the last couple of months.” In a post that accompanied the chart, the chartist pointed to the confluence between the macro 38.2 percent Fibonacci retracement—drawn from the 2021 all-time-high to last year’s capitulation low—and a long-running falling resistance line that has acted as support since the depths of the bear market. Spot price touched $0.138 — the numerical location of that 0.382 retracement — before rebounding to the current $0.18 region. Possible Path To $1 For Dogecoin Kevin argues that the higher-time-frame momentum picture is beginning to shift. “The weekly RSI hit the exact level that it has been finding a low on since back in the depths of the bear market yet every time the price gets there we are at higher prices,” he wrote, noting that the relative strength index is carving out successive higher troughs even as price stair-steps upward. At the same time, the one-week Stochastic RSI has already produced a bullish crossover, while a two-week crossover “is pending,” a structure that in previous cycles presaged multi-week rallies in the memecoin. From a risk-reward perspective, Kevin maintains that the asymmetry remains compelling. “Like I was saying weeks ago the risk reward ratio on DOGE was phenomenal as your downside was minimal and the upside was massive,” he said, disclosing that members of his Patreon community took a “sizeable entry at 0.15 cents and have a stop loss set at break even.” In his view, the only missing ingredient is a tail-wind from macroeconomic data: “Positive Macro data is necessary to continue momentum and will expedite the process.” Related Reading: ‘Dogecoin In May And Walk Away,’ Predicts Analyst — What It Means The chart shows a sequence of overhead Fibonacci extension and retracement levels that map out potential resistance zones should the rebound mature into a trend reversal. The first, and closest, is the 50 percent retracement at $0.19039; it coincides with the underside of a broken trend line, making it the next technical gatekeeper. Above that, the 61.8 percent retracement, sitting at roughly $0.26216, marks the golden-ratio threshold that often distinguishes corrective rallies from primary up-trends. A minor cluster at the 65 percent level, visible on Kevin’s chart at $0.28522, represents an intermediate hurdle before price could attack the deeper 78.6 percent retracement around $0.41339—an area that lines up with the early-2022 distribution range. Related Reading: Dogecoin MVRV Returns To This Crucial Level — DOGE Price Up 400% The Last Time Should Dogecoin reclaim that zone, the full 100 percent retracement near $0.73839 would recover the entirety of the prior decline, while a shaded violet band above $1 depicts the extension territory that would formally usher in price discovery. Crucial Factors Kevin’s framework is not confined to the DOGE pair itself. In a separate post he set a short-term target for Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D) at 65.45 percent, identifying it as “the macro .786 FIB.” He expects that level to impose resistance on the metric, creating a window during which “altcoins [have] the opportunity to catch a bid.” For Dogecoin bulls, any stall in BTC’s share of the crypto market could reroute liquidity toward the meme-asset complex precisely when the technical backdrop is turning constructive. Despite the recent bounce, Kevin stresses that neither Bitcoin nor the broader altcoin basket has entered a parabolic phase comparable to prior cycles. “Never at any point has BTC or altcoins moved into a parabolic stage,” he wrote, attributing the muted slope to “monetary policy and a lack of liquidity which leads to less social risk.” The analyst sees that dynamic changing as “global liquidity starts to rise and monetary policy starts to ease,” although he cautions that the timetable has been stretched by what he calls “the mistakes by central banks and governments during the pandemic and post pandemic.” For now, the memecoin that began as a joke remains tethered to the macro conversation. A base at the 0.382 Fib and a synchronized momentum reset provide a technical springboard, but Kevin’s thesis—and Dogecoin’s path toward the higher Fib targets of $0.26, $0.41 and beyond—ultimately hinges on the broader cycle delivering the liquidity that has been absent so far. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.175. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto trader Josh Olszewicz – better known to chart-watchers by his handle @CarpeNoctom – has taken the old equities adage “Sell in May and go away” and given it a canine twist. On Monday he posted a one-day Ichimoku chart of DOGE/USD stamped 28 April 2025, adding the quip: “DOGE in May and Walk Away?” Behind the word-play sits a price map that highlights the market’s make-or-break zone as the meme coin drifts toward the seasonally tricky month of May. Sell Dogecoin In May? Olszewicz annotates the February–April basing action with the classical letters S-H-S?, marking a potential inverse head-and-shoulders. The left shoulder formed in mid-March just above $0.14; the head spiked to roughly $0.13 on 7 April; the market is now probing for a right-shoulder low near $0.17-0.18. A duo of dotted trend-lines defines a downward-sloping neckline that currently intersects the price axis in the $0.185–0.195 area. A daily close above that band would validate the reversal pattern; the measured-move objective, taken conservatively from the head ($0.14) to the neckline ($0.185), implies upside toward $0.23. The white reference line drawn at $0.28181 marks a prior horizontal supply shelf – and, not coincidentally, the mid-June projection of Senkou-span resistance – offering a secondary target if the pattern plays out in full. Related Reading: Dogecoin On Track For $10+ Explosion By October 2025, Says Crypto Pundit The chart also employs modified Ichimoku settings (20, 60, 120, 30), widening the lens to suit crypto’s volatility. At Monday’s close Dogecoin sits at $0.17533, wedged between a rising Tenkan-sen at $0.16471 and a flat Kijun-sen at $0.18593. Price below the baseline keeps the longer-term signal bearish, yet the Tenkan flipping beneath price hints at near-term momentum. Forward-projected thirty periods, the cloud itself is bearishly red with its lower boundary (Senkou Span A) beginning at $0.20825 and its upper boundary (Senkou Span B) flat at $0.31392. In other words, even a neckline break would deliver Dogecoin straight into a $0.21–0.31 supply zone that has capped every rally since early January’s cascade. Bulls therefore face a two-step job: first reclaim the neckline and Kijun, then chew through a month-deep overhang of supply inside the Kumo. Related Reading: Dogecoin MVRV Returns To This Crucial Level — DOGE Price Up 400% The Last Time The maxim Olszewicz riffs on – “Sell in May and go away” – stems from centuries-old seasonality in equities, warning of weak summer performance. By substituting DOGE for sell, he floats the contrarian idea that the dog coin itself might be the asset investors walk toward, not away from, in a traditionally lethargic period. Technically that thesis hinges on bulls forcing a breakout in the opening weeks of May, before the neckline descends further and the cloud thickens. Failure to do so would leave the pattern unconfirmed, keep price imprisoned beneath the Kijun, and preserve the prevailing down-trend that began with January’s blow-off above $0.48. Support then rests first at the Tenkan ($0.165), with March’s capitulation wick near $0.14 as the final line in the sand. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.178. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

An analyst has explained how a Dogecoin monthly close above this level could pave the way for the memecoin to retest its all-time high (ATH). Dogecoin Is Trading Around The Lower End Of An Ascending Channel In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has shared a technical analysis (TA) pattern that the monthly price of Dogecoin has been showing recently. The pattern in question is an “Ascending Channel,” which is a type of Parallel Channel. Parallel Channels form when an asset’s price consolidates between two parallel trendlines. The upper line is likely to provide resistance in the future, while the lower one support. A break out of either of these levels can imply a continuation of trend in that direction. Related Reading: Why Has Bitcoin Rally Stalled? On-Chain Data Provides Hints Parallel Channels can be of three types. The most basic one involves trendlines that are parallel to the time-axis. This case emerges when consolidation happens in a sideways manner. The other two types form when the asset consolidates at an angle. When this happens in the up direction, the channel forming is known as an Ascending Channel. Similarly, a downward consolidation results in a Descending Channel. In the context of the current topic, the former of the two is of interest. Since an Ascending Channel represents a phase of net upward consolidation in the price, its upper line connects together higher highs and the lower one higher lows. Below is the chart shared by the analyst that shows the Ascending Channel that the 1-month price of Dogecoin has been stuck inside for the last several years. As is visible in the above graph, the 1-month Dogecoin price has recently fallen to the lower level of this long-term Ascending Channel and appears to be slipping under it. If the memecoin now sees a sustained move down, a breakout toward the downside could be confirmed. In the scenario that it can recover above the lower level of the channel again, however, its path may once again become that charted out by the pattern. The bottom level of the Ascending Channel isn’t the only one that the asset is very close to breaking above; there is also the 0.786 Fibonacci Retracement level. Fibonacci Retracement levels are based on ratios from the famous Fibonacci series. The 0.786 Fibonacci Retracement line from the chart is situated around the $0.20 price level. The next major level, the 1.000 Retracement, corresponds to DOGE’s ATH of around $0.74. Related Reading: Ethereum Whales Sell, But Bitcoin’s Key Investors Are Buying As Martinez explains, If Dogecoin $DOGE can secure a monthly close above $0.20, it could pave the way for a rally toward its all-time high of $0.74. Such a breakout would signal strong bullish momentum and potentially attract increased investor interest. DOGE Price At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading around $0.17, up over 9% in the last week. Featured image from Dall-E, charts from TradingView.com

Crypto pundit ÐOGECAPITAL—known on X as @DimaPotts36—circulated a sweeping ten-year weekly chart that projects a late-cycle peak for the meme coin near double-digit territory. “DOGE $10+ DOGECOIN?!” he teased in the accompanying post, setting an audacious tone for what is otherwise a rigorously constructed piece of cycle analysis. Dogecoin Targets $10 Cycle Peak Potts’ chart is anchored by a rising, two-point regression channel whose lower rail began at Dogecoin’s 2015–2016 base near $0.0001 and now sits just under $0.12. The upper rail, which has acted as resistance in every prior mania phase, currently extrapolates to roughly $69.42 by late 2025—the level highlighted in red where Potts places the next speculative blow-off. Inside that corridor, price action forms three successive rounded bottoms, each capped by a descending yellow resistance line and undergirded by a red basing arc. The geometry alone implies mounting compression: the present triangle apex, lying at $0.17, is almost exactly where DOGE has been coiling for months. Related Reading: Before Dogecoin Hits $1, This Needs To Happen — Analyst Explains The engine driving the forecast is a proprietary dual-wave oscillator rendered as a thicker turquoise wave and a swifter yellow counterpart. Potts explains that “cycle tops have historically printed in two ways: an early top when the yellow wave dips below the green, and a late top when the yellow wave plunges under the horizontal red line at –0.00013.” Vertical purple bars mark every such event on the price chart. According to his archival reconstruction, the oscillator flashed a late top in February 2014, painted twin peaks in the 2017–2018 run, and signalled only an early top in May 2021 when DOGE notched its record $0.739 high. The early-cycle signal appeared on March 6 this year—leaving an expected late-cycle breach still on the table. “If this pattern holds,” Potts writes, “a cycle top is likely around the week of October 27th,” a moment the chart underscores with a final purple bar and a white arrow labelled “LATE TOP.” Related Reading: Can Dogecoin Realistically Reach $3? Analyst Weighs In That date dovetails with the oscillator’s predicted descent below the red threshold (–0.00013) and with the upper channel, which will then hover in the $60–70 range. Potts, however, grounds expectations by flagging $10 as a psychologically resonant milestone—the first round number one logarithmic order higher than the 2021 summit. Historical symmetry strengthens the call. In both earlier cycles, Dogecoin’s break of the yellow down-sloping lid unleashed vertical rallies that did not culminate until the upper white boundary was tagged. The geometry implies a similar stair-step may be at hand: a weekly close above the current yellow resistance, now parked just below $0.20, would enable a decisive push towards the upper rail. Potts remarks that “each cycle has touched the upper white curved trendline,” pointing to the channel’s remarkable predictive persistence. Whether the meme coin can repeat its parabolic history will depend on extrinsic factors—Bitcoin’s own halving cadence, global liquidity, and social-media-driven hype—but the oscillator’s track record is unblemished. As Potts puts it, “this indicator has accurately identified all cycle tops for DOGECOIN,” and until it proves otherwise traders will be watching the –0.00013 trigger and the integrity of the channel’s lower rail for confirmation of the next explosive rally for Dogecoin price. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.18. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

The altcoin market has been one of the most-affected segments of the crypto industry by the uncertainty that has clouded the global financial markets in the past few months. For instance, Dogecoin — the largest meme coin by market capitalization  — lost over 55% of its value in the first quarter of 2025. However, things seem to be looking up for the DOGE token, as its price jumped by nearly 15% in the past week. According to the latest on-chain observation, this recent rally might just be the beginning of another leg up for the meme coin over the coming weeks. Is A Sustained Bull Run On The Cards For DOGE? In an April 26 post on the X platform, pseudonymous crypto analyst Cryptollica posited that the price of Dogecoin could be gearing up for an extended bullish period over the next few weeks. This projection is based on the changes in the MVRV metric, which tracks the ratio of a coin’s market cap to its realized cap. Related Reading: Ethereum Price Reaches Last H1 Support, Next Major Resistance Comes Into View The MVRV ratio basically tells how much value the investors hold (the market cap) against the value they put in (the realized cap). Hence, when the value of this metric is greater than 1, it means that more investors are in profit at the moment. Meanwhile, a less-than-one value implies that most of the market is in the red. As such, a high MVRV ratio is generally viewed as a price top signal because investors show more propensity to offload their assets when they are in profit. On the flip side, when the metric is below the “1” threshold, it suggests that the market might be bottoming out. As observed in the chart above, the Dogecoin MVRV ratio seems to be thickening in and around the “1” threshold level. Besides its on-chain significance, this level has proven pivotal in certain trend reversals seen in the past, with the DOGE price bouncing back to a new local high each time the MVRV ratio persists around this mark.  The price of Dogecoin surged by 1,900% and 2,200% in August 2017 and August 2020, respectively, when the MVRV ratio was at its current level. The last time it was around this level in August 2024, the DOGE price rallied by more than 400% to surpass $0.5. Going by the historical precedent, there is a likelihood that the DOGE price could be preparing for a significant upward movement. Considering the improving market climate, a sustained bullish run might not seem completely out of the question anymore at this point. Dogecoin Price At A Glance After briefly touching the $0.19 mark in the early hours of Saturday, April 19, the DOGE price appears to have cooled off. As of this writing, the price of DOGE is hovering around $0.18, reflecting a 0.3% decline in the past 24 hours. Related Reading: Ethereum Flips Key Resistance Into Support – Can Bulls Reclaim $2,000 Level? Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView

VisionPulsed, a popular YouTube chart analyst, believes Dogecoin’s path to the long-awaited one-dollar milestone still runs through a narrow technical corridor that has not yet been cleared. In his latest video, titled “THIS MUST HAPPEN TO CONFIRM DOGECOIN $1 PUMP and AVOID BEAR MARKET CRASH,” the analyst argues that Dogecoin and its bellwether Bitcoin have both broken their multi-month downtrends, but stresses that the market has one final proving ground to cross before a full-blown uptrend can take hold. When Will Dogecoin Reach $1? “We broke the downtrend—no matter how you draw it, it’s broken,” VisionPulsed tells viewers, pointing to Dogecoin’s diagonal resistance line that dates back to early 2024. In his framework, that downtrend was one of five “layers of hell,” a tongue-in-cheek name for stacked Fibonacci retracements and moving-average caps that have suffocated rallies since the 2021 peak. Three of those layers, he notes, are already “green,” and the fourth—essentially the 0.618 retracement—has now stalled price action. Related Reading: Can Dogecoin Realistically Reach $3? Analyst Weighs In Historically, VisionPulsed adds, every decisive trend break in this cycle has been followed by a retracement that “back-tests” the former resistance as new support. He cites two prior episodes on Bitcoin where the market circled back 50–60 days later to kiss the trendline before rallying. A similar rhythm would place Dogecoin’s potential retest in May. “It doesn’t have to happen,” he concedes, “but I’m not going to ignore it.” Much of the argument rests on Bitcoin, whose breakout he says is more advanced than Dogecoin. VisionPulsed sets $94,000 as the last bearish redoubt for Bitcoin—the level where the 0.618 retracement and a prior horizontal shelf converge. “This $94,000 range is basically the last resistance before it’s full-blown bull-market bullish,” he states. If Bitcoin vaults that barrier, his chart implies an air-pocket move to $100,000 and then $128,000, a scenario that would almost certainly lift Dogecoin with it. Conversely, a rejection at $94,000 and a slide back to the broken trend would keep the larger market in check and extend Dogecoin’s sideways drift. The analyst insists he has “learned [his] lesson saying things have to happen,” framing the levels as conditional road signs rather than certainties. Related Reading: Dogecoin Trader Who Nailed 300% Rally Says It’s About To Repeat For Dogecoin itself, VisionPulsed is candid: an explosive ascent is not imminent. “I still think the best-case scenario for Dogecoin is sideways,” he says, clarifying that by “up” he means the kind of vertical “barrage of green candles” last seen in early 2021. What encourages him is the subtle upward curl of the daily stochastic RSI—“the higher it goes, the more bullish probability increases,” he notes—without yet flashing the overbought extremes that preceded previous eruptions. Overlaying macro correlations, the analyst is watching the euro-dollar pair, which he argues has foreshadowed local Bitcoin tops throughout this cycle. If the euro rolls over while Bitcoin pushes into the mid-$90,000, past behavior suggests a near-term crypto peak could follow. Still, he declines to forecast a final top, saying, “We’ll worry about that when the time comes.” Taken together, VisionPulsed’s roadmap proposes a quiet consolidation through late April into May, a possible trendline retest, and then a decision point at Bitcoin $94,000. Only when that barrier is flipped into support, he contends, does Dogecoin earn the structural clearance to challenge the psychological one-dollar marker. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.175. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin has just made a noteworthy move on the charts, breaking out from a bullish formation that had traders watching closely for signs of a trend shift. After consolidating within a tightening range, the price pushed past a key resistance zone. This breakout is generating excitement across the market, with analysts pointing to the potential for further upside if buying pressure continues to build. However, with critical levels now in play, the spotlight turns to whether the bulls can sustain this momentum and defend the breakout zone. A strong follow-through could pave the way for DOGE to target higher resistance levels and kick off a broader uptrend. Make-Or-Break Moment For Dogecoin In a recent tweet on X, popular analyst Whales_Crypto_Trading highlighted that Dogecoin has successfully completed a classic cup and handle pattern, a formation often associated with bullish continuation. According to the post, DOGE has now approached a critical resistance zone, which previously acted as a barrier to upward momentum. Related Reading: Can Dogecoin Realistically Reach $3? Analyst Weighs In This area is crucial since a breakout above it could validate the pattern and trigger a fresh wave of buying interest, potentially propelling the price toward new short-term highs. As Dogecoin hovers around this pivotal level, speculations are whether DOGE has enough momentum to push through and confirm the breakout. He further noted that if the breakout holds and momentum builds, Dogecoin might be on track to target key price levels at $0.50, $0.73, and eventually the $1.00 milestone. These levels align with historical resistance zones where DOGE has faced selling pressure in the past. A sustained move toward these targets would reinforce the bullish pattern and mark a significant recovery from its recent consolidation phase.  Technicals Point North: Key Indicators Flash Green Looking at the technical indicators, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) are signaling positive momentum for Dogecoin, suggesting that the recent bullish breakout could have room to run. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Squeezes Into Triangle With Breakout Closing In The RSI has risen past the 50 mark and is currently near 63, indicating that Dogecoin is in the positive zone with increasing buying pressure and healthy upward momentum. This shift in market sentiment supports the likelihood of more gains.  Meanwhile, the MACD is also showing bullish signs, with the MACD line above the signal line and the histogram widening. The divergence between the MACD and signal line reinforces the potential for sustained buying pressure and further upside for Dogecoin. Both indicators are aligning, reinforcing the idea that Dogecoin’s breakout is not just a short-term spike but a signal for a sustained rally. With strong momentum from these indicators, the path looks clear for DOGE to challenge higher resistance levels, and a potential retest of $0.50, $0.73, or even $1.00 may be on the horizon. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from Tradingview.com

In a broadcast on X, independent market analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) dissected the perennial retail question that resurfaces every bull cycle: can Dogecoin plausibly climb to the psychologically charged level of $3 per coin? From the outset Kevin resisted the audience’s invitation to dispense the kind of sensationalist price targets that animate algorithm-curated social feeds. “Can it? Yeah, it can,” he acknowledged, before striking the cautionary tone that would frame the rest of the discussion: “It’s really hard to say. I know that the popular thing to do, and it’ll probably get me more clicks and more engagement, is to create altcoin price prediction videos, but the reality is I don’t want to do that, because it’s impossible to do.” How Dogecoin Could Reach $3 Kevin anchored his argument in macro fundamentals rather than chart-pattern wish-casting. If the Federal Reserve executes the dual rate cuts he expects in June and July — “there’s definitely rate cuts coming,” he asserted — and if loose monetary conditions send Bitcoin into the $220,000 to $250,000 range, then, in his view, “Doge can get to there.” Related Reading: Dogecoin Trader Who Nailed 300% Rally Says It’s About To Repeat By “there,” Kevin was referring not merely to a return to the 2021 all-time high of roughly $0.74, but potentially to a Fibonacci-extension level frequently eyed by technical traders. “Dogecoin has hit in both cycles the 1.618 fib. The 1.618 fib is at $3.94,” he reminded listeners, adding that the level has a “100 percent hit rate of being hit in each bull market.” Yet the analyst was equally emphatic that the inverse scenario — a tamer Bitcoin advance to the $120,000 to $130,000 area amid restrained policy easing — would cap Dogecoin near “previous all-time highs or $1.” The takeaway, Kevin insisted, is that alt-coins “are oscillators to Bitcoin [and] to monetary policy,” and that any deterministic forecast detached from macro conditions is a “fake answer.” For market participants hoping to time an exit, Kevin advocated a sentiment-driven framework instead of fixating on absolute price points. “When sentiment gets into a euphoric stage and you have indicators on higher time frames super-overheated, you need to be taking profits.” He pointed to December 2024, when he reportedly trimmed spot holdings at $0.40, as an object lesson in disciplined risk reduction. Related Reading: Dogecoin Stalls After 42 Days Of Flat Price Action — Is A Breakdown Coming? Asked whether a $3 print would defy historical precedent, Kevin invoked pattern repetition rather than probability theory. “To deny that it can happen would be stupid,” he said, but reiterated that the market will ultimately adjudicate. “My philosophy… is you track it as it comes.” The Federal Open Market Committee’s next meeting on 12 June could provide the first empirical test of the rate-cut thesis underpinning the bullish-case scenario. Until then, traders eyeing a parabolic move in Dogecoin may find themselves tethered less to price targets than to the shifting tides of monetary policy, Bitcoin dominance and retail sentiment — the very trifecta Kevin argues will dictate whether the most famous Shiba Inu in finance can make the leap from cents to dollars. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.17993. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecon continues to look toward a rebound despite the market sentiment. This has been strengthened by the increased market participation and rise in the Bitcoin price over this time. As bulls continue to dominate the market now, it could mean an end to the downtrend that began in January 2025, and the beginning of a recovery that could see the Dogecoin price reach new all-time highs. Dogecoin Price Is Hitting A New Bottom According to pseudonymous crypto analyst Master Ananda, the Dogecoin price is going through a classic resistance-turned-support dynamic, which could trigger a rally. This began back in 2024 when the Dogecoin price hit new local peaks, but given that the Dogecoin price is trading at what is expected to be the 2025 bottom, this could be good news for the meme coin. Related Reading: Ethereum At $9,200, XRP At $5,800, And Solana At $3,400? Analyst Says This Is Not Possible As the crypto analyst points out, the Dogecoin price has undergone a perfect 3-3-5 correction pattern based on a complex ABC wave. At the same time, the market action, as well as the Fibonacci levels, could be showing the end of this correction. The thing about these types of corrections is that once they are done, an impulse wave tends to follow, which turns out to be a bullish wave, more often than not. “After the late 2024 bullish cycle, Dogecoin entered a classic correction,” the crypto analyst explained. “This correction started on the 08-Dec. ’24 session and ended 07-Apr. ’25, support was found in the mid- to late 2024 consolidation range and resistance zone.” Where Is The Price Headed From Here? With a breakout expected to follow the end of the ABC correction, the next targets have been placed at more than 100% by the crypto analyst. As Master Ananda explained, the Dogecoin price is currently on the verge of a maximum bullish momentum and growth. As such, there is a higher chance that the resultant surge could trigger a rise toward all-time high levels. Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Reveals When The XRP Price Will Reach $25 – It’s Not Far Off However, on the shorter timeframe, the crypto analyst points out a possible 333% rise from here. This would put the Dogecoin price above $0.4 and at the same time, put it on a path to beating $0.7 in the end. Additionally, the crypto analyst points out that the lack of action on the chart, as well as the muted trading volume, suggests that it is still very early for Dogecoin. When it eventually moves, it is expected to explode, especially as the leading meme coin. “Dogecoin is still trading at bottom prices, go for it, it is not too late,” the crypto analyst said in closing. Chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin (DOGE) is once again breaking out of a textbook falling‑wedge formation, and the analyst who anticipated the memecoin’s last three‑fold explosion thinks the stage is set for an encore. “Breaking crucial area, expecting solid bullish wave in midterm,” World Of Charts (@WorldOfCharts1) told his X followers while sharing a 12‑hour Binance chart. Major Dogecoin Upswing Incoming? He referenced a post from April 13 where he predicted: “Doge: We caught this big move in Oct 2024, Dogecoin went more than 3×. Now again Doge [is] on [the] verge of massive breakout… expecting 3× from here.” The chart shows five months of compression that began when DOGE topped at just under $0.48 in early December. Since then, every rally has stalled beneath a descending resistance trendline, which now cuts through the mid‑$0.155 zone; parallel support currently tracks the $0.14 area after cushioning a pair of capitulation wicks in March and April. The price is now breaking out of the upper boundary for the first time in almost two weeks. Related Reading: Dogecoin Stalls After 42 Days Of Flat Price Action — Is A Breakdown Coming? World Of Charts’ measured‑move overlay starts at the notional breakout above $0.17 and projects a vertical advance of $0.21804, implying a primary objective just shy of $0.39—a 138% gain from the trigger and within striking distance of the psychological $0.40 handle. If the setup delivers the same magnitude as last year’s wedge, the could ultimately test $0.65, completing a fresh three‑fold rally. The time symmetry behind the call is hard to ignore: the current wedge has compressed for almost six months, mirroring the consolidation that preceded the October–December 2024 eruption from $0.11 to $0.48. Volume has thinned with each contraction cycle, a classic pre‑breakout signature, while momentum oscillators on lower time frames are beginning to tilt positive as spot reclaims its 50‑EMA. Related Reading: Dogecoin Charts Flash 2020-Style Bull Signal, Crypto Analyst Says Other analysts remain focused on Bitcoin’s grip over market beta. “If BTC breaks above $89K and shows conviction upwards I think Dogecoin gets back to $0.26 relatively quick,” cautions Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA). “BTC holds the cards as always, especially with BTC dominance pushing higher and monetary policy still tight.” In his analysis, $0.26 represents the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement of the November–March slide, marking the first substantive hurdle even if DOGE clears wedge resistance. From a pure chart‑based perspective, the battle lines are now sharply drawn. A decisive daily close above trendline and a successful retest would confirm the breakout, shift the red demand band into a springboard, and expose successive targets. Failure to punch through would keep price pinned inside the pattern, with any slip below $0.15 risking a slide toward structural support at $0.13 and, in extremis, the $0.11 pivot that launched last year’s parabolic ascent. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.1641. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin’s chart has turned into what independent market analyst Kevin calls “literally doing nothing” for almost a month and a half. In a broadcast on X, the veteran technician recounted that the memecoin’s last decisive move was a sharp sell‑off more than six weeks ago; since then price has compressed into a narrow band, threatening to lose the structural support it reclaimed at the end of March. Dogecoin Momentum Still Weak Kevin has been monitoring the same horizontal levels for “weeks.” The upper bound of the range is the post‑bear‑market breakout retest around $0.156, while the key Fibonacci retracement “macro 0.382” sits lower at $0.138 — a zone he has repeatedly described as his “line in the sand.” Only a weekly candle close beneath that level would convince him that the rally that began in late 2023 has fully broken down. “If Dogecoin breaks $0.138 on weekly closes, then it’s probably over,” he cautioned. Momentum signals are failing to provide early confirmation either way. Commenting on the much‑watched 3-day MACD, Kevin pushed back against social‑media claims that a bullish cross is already in play. “People don’t know how to read this indicator properly,” he said. “Technically, yes, by definition it’s a cross, but it’s really not a cross […] You have to have expansion of the moving averages in order to have a confirmed cross.” Without that expansion, he warned, the fledgling uptick in the histogram could “easily just roll right over.” With spot price inertia now stretching to 42 days, risk‑reward has compressed as well. Kevin frames the decision tree in stark terms: hold the $0.156–$0.138 congestion and Dogecoin keeps its constructive medium‑term structure; lose it and traders must look down to the psychological $0.10 shelf. Even there, he sees only the possibility of a counter‑trend bounce toward $0.25–0.26. Related Reading: Dogecoin Charts Flash 2020-Style Bull Signal, Crypto Analyst Says The broader-market backdrop offers little immediate relief. Using Bitcoin as a leading indicator, Kevin reminds viewers that the entire complex remains in what he calls a “major correctional phase,” triggered when the three‑day MACD crossed down in January 2025. Historical study of Bitcoin’s macro pullbacks suggests they persist “anywhere from 114 to 174 days,” he noted. “They operate the same way no matter what the economic circumstances are. They last anywhere from 114 to 174 [days]. Every single time whether it’s a bear market [or] bull market. Bad news, good news doesn’t matter. They always last the same amount of time. 174 days being the longest in history, 114 days being the average of every correct major correctional period in history,” Kevin explained. Related Reading: Dogecoin’s $1 Dream Isn’t Dead—Analyst Predicts Summer Breakout Should Bitcoin fail to defend $70,000, he argues, odds of a fresh all‑time high in the short run would be quite low. “If Bitcoin breaks $70,000 and goes into the $60,000’s, we’re gonna get a huge bounce out of there. You get a huge countertrend rally. Everything will look rosy again, but the chances are that it makes a new high very slim. Same goes for Dogecoin. If dogecoin comes down to this $0.10 level and it gets a bounce, maybe it comes like a big counter trend rally back up to like $0.25 or $0.26 and then it just rolls over and that’s the end,” Kevin stated. For Dogecoin, therefore, the next decisive signal is likely to be a hard break of the $0.156–$0.138 corridor or a confirmed momentum resurgence on the higher‑time‑frame MACD — whichever comes first. Until then, the asset remains trapped in Kevin’s words: “We’ve done nothing… there’s not much to talk about.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.1621. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Dogecoin weekly chart is beginning to look eerily familiar. Crypto analyst Cantonese Cat, posting under the handle @cantonmeow, has published a three‑pane composite that reprises the technical cocktail seen just before the memecoin’s 2020/2021 melt‑up. The graphic, released Friday on X, lays out Dogecoin’s price action, a Global M2 Liquidity Index and the WaveTrend/Weighted Trend Oscillator (WTO). Each metric is flashing almost the same alignment that existed in late 2020—weeks before DOGE accelerated from fractions of a cent to an all‑time high of $0.74 the following May. The top panel displays weekly candles from the 2017 through mid‑April 2025. Dogecoin is presently quoted at $0.154, down 68% from its December 2024 peak at $0.484. A hand‑drawn black arch traces the December‑to‑April pull‑back, and a thick arrow anchors the apparent floor at $0.13. In late 2020, Cantonese Cat employed the same visual: a small rounding formation ended with an arrow, followed by a vertical breakout. M2 And WTO Line Up Perfectly For Dogecoin Beneath the price chart sits the Global M2 Liquidity Index, an amalgamation of the broad money supply—cash, demand deposits and easily convertible near‑money—across the dollar, euro, yen, pound and yuan blocs. M2 is often cited as a proxy for systemic liquidity: when it expands, excess capital tends to migrate into risk assets; when it contracts, those same assets are starved of flows. Related Reading: Dogecoin’s $1 Dream Isn’t Dead—Analyst Predicts Summer Breakout The index was moving sideways from 2022 until the beginning of 2025. Today, the line has resumed its climb after an almost three pause, printing 97 on Cantonese Cat’s scale and carving out a higher high. The bottom pane hosts the WaveTrend/Weighted Trend Oscillator, an overbought‑oversold indicator popularised on TradingView screens. The WTO plots a fast and signal line on a ±100 band; moves below –50 reflect exhaustion, while bullish crossovers of the two lines out of that zone have historically marked durable lows. In December 2020 the oscillator bottomed, turned upward and crossed positive in December 2020—precisely as DOGE’s consolidation ended. As of last week, the WTO seems to be printing a bottom again and the fast line is curling up through its signal, hinting that negative momentum is bleeding away. Related Reading: Dogecoin Primed For A Surge? Analysts Highlight Key Breakout Signs Cantonese Cat’s argument is therefore three‑pronged: price is compressing in a continuation pattern, global liquidity is pushing to fresh cycle highs, and internal momentum has shifted from deeply oversold toward recovery. The last time those signals converged, Dogecoin outperformed every major digital asset for half a year. Cantonese Cat’s tongue‑in‑cheek reminder—“When it pumps, you’re in it for the tech”—masks a serious point. Dogecoin still trades more like an option on global liquidity than a payment network. As fresh liquidity returns, the chart suggests that option may be reinstating its leverage. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.155. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Dogecoin price has been struggling in the market as bears have dominated in the last couple of months. This has seen the meme coin crash below $0.15, taking investor sentiment down with it. However, as the altcoin seems to be setting up for a recovery with multiple bullish formations. Analysts Call Breakout For Dogecoin Price In an analysis on X (formerly Twitter), Crypto School pointed out that the Dogecoin price continues to hold support above $0.15. This suggests that bulls are making their stand at this level and is now a pivotal level for the altcoin. This means that what the altcoin does next from here would be a “make or break move”, determining what direction the price could be headed next from here. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Fails To Launch With $751 Million In Outflows, Are Institutions Cashing Out? The next bullish confirmation would be for the Dogecoin price to actually reach and clear the resistance at $0.18. However, if this does not happen, then the bearish downtrend could continue, and in that case, DOGE could crash another 20% to drop down to $0.11. “This is a high time frame setup where confirmation is key. Not looking to front-run the move,” the analyst said. “Waiting for the reclaim to reduce risk and maximise positioning.” DOGE And The Falling Wedge Pattern Another crypto analyst on the platform also pointed out that the Dogecoin price is still trading within a falling wedge pattern. The thing about falling wedge patterns is that they appear when a downtrend is nearing its end. And more often than not, the culmination of a falling wedge pattern will end up in a bullish breakout. In this case, if the Dogecoin price were to breakout, then it still has to beat the $0.18 level outlined above. Otherwise, the breakout could lose its momentum very quickly and fall back down. From here, the major support levels then lie between $0.134 and $0.142, according to the analyst. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price To Enter Phase E After Testing Last Point Of Support, Here’s The Target Dogecoin Trend Reversal On The Horizon The current trend for Dogecoin remains bearish as sellers are still dominating. However, there is a chance that a trend reversal is coming, as outlined by crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade. The analysis shows that the meme coin has already seen a trend reversal on the 4-Hour chart, with signs of uptrend continuation. If this uptrend holds, it could mark the beginning of a drawn-out recovery rally for the Dogecoin price. Additionally, the analyst confirms that DOGE saw its RSI fall below 50. But with the recovery, the RSI is trending back toward 50, and a break above this level would support an uptrend continuation. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Dogecoin weekly chart has slipped back into the same lull that characterised the first half of 2024, yet two independent technicians argue the lull is nothing more than a reset before a decisive push higher. Dogecoin to $1 By Summer’s End? On the one‑week time‑frame, analyst Chris (@StonkChris) plots an expanding rising channel that has been guiding price action since the October‑2023 low at  $0.056. That structure has produced a sequence of higher highs—~$0.229 in March 2024 and ~$0.484 in December  2024—and higher lows around $0.077 (February 2024) and $0.08 (early August 2024). The latest pull‑back has just retested the channel’s lower rail at $0.13, where Chris notes that the weekly Stochastic‑RSI has begun to curl up from single‑digit territory and the Ichimoku cloud is turning supportive above $0.22. Related Reading: Dogecoin Price To Enter Phase E After Testing Last Point Of Support, Here’s The Target From that confluence he sketches a steep, almost parabolic trajectory that slashes through the cloud resistance in May, re‑tests the mid‑cloud span near $0.30 and accelerates toward the upper boundary of the channel—an area that will sit close to $1.00–$1.10 by late‑summer 2025. “DOGE to $1 by the end of the summer 2025 anyone?” he asked followers on X, leaving little doubt about his conviction that the secular up‑trend remains intact. A Higher High Is Needed The short‑term picture is less binary in the eyes of Olivier (@Dark64), who analyses Dogecoin on the daily chart. His canvas is dominated by two features: a descending regression channel (labelled “BLSR”) that has trapped price since the November peak at $0.484, and a large rounded accumulation base projected to end between 5 May 2025 and 29 June 2025. Key horizontal levels flank the pattern. Immediate support sits at $0.1533, the level price is presently hugging. Should that shelf give way, Dogecoin could revisit the lower line of the channel below $0.13. To the upside, Olivier marked $0.2175 the most crucial resistance where DOGE could break out of the descending channel and mark the first higher high in months. Related Reading: Dogecoin Follows The Blueprint: Analyst Highlights Perfect Technical Execution Meanwhile, the area around $0.229 could be a last line of defense for bears as this is the local high from March 2024. A break above this level would expose $0.3496—a key support in December last year until January this year. Ultimately, the December high at $0.4361, with the year‑to‑date high at $0.484 completing the measured‑move objective. Olivier’s trading logic is brutally simple. “The up‑trend won’t resume until it prints a new higher low,” he wrote, adding in reply to a sceptic who wondered whether DOGE might first undercut $0.12: “If it breaks the last low, it will go lower. If it prints a new higher low and a new higher high, then I’ll be confident a new up‑trend is on.” His road‑map therefore allows for one more flush—potentially into the $0.13–$0.11 pocket. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.154. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

According to a recent post by C0d3slayer on X, Dogecoin is beginning to show early bullish signals following a brief pullback. He noted that the 1-minute chart is starting to display subtle shifts in momentum that a short-term recovery could be taking shape. While often overlooked, these micro-level patterns are catching active traders’ attention, scanning for early entries before the next significant price move. In the absence of a breakout, the early formation of higher lows and buying activity offers a glimmer of bullish potential. As the market gauges its next move, DOGE may be quietly setting the stage for a near-term upside surprise. Technical Patterns Reveal Bullish Setup Based on C0d3slayer’s recent observation, after briefly dipping to around $0.15100, the price rebounded sharply with a noticeable surge in trading volume, an indication of strong buying interest returning at lower levels. This bounce suggests that traders were eager to scoop up DOGE at a discount, hinting at growing confidence among bulls. Related Reading: Analyst Who Called Dogecoin Price Rally In 2024 Predicts 300% Rally In April Currently, DOGE is trading near $0.15385, holding slightly above a key support zone that has historically acted as a pivot area for price action. The ability to maintain this level could serve as a solid foundation for further gains, especially if momentum continues to build. This zone is technically important for traders who view it as a line between short-term weakness and renewed strength. He further highlighted the $0.15100 – $0.15120 range as a key reaction zone, where DOGE saw a strong bounce, signaling firm buyer interest at that level. He also identified $0.15250 as a short-term accumulation area, suggesting that traders may be gradually positioning for a potential breakout.  According to his analysis, the chart structure hints at a possible W-pattern, commonly known as a double bottom. If the price continues to build momentum above these levels, this setup strengthens the case for a recovery.  Bullish Vs. Bearish Scenarios: What’s Next For Dogecoin? At this critical juncture, DOGE sits between key technical levels that could determine its short-term direction. On the bullish side, C0d3slayer noted that a break above the $0.15450 resistance, backed by strong volume, would signal upside potential. In that scenario, price targets of $0.15550 and $0.15650 come into play, aligning with recent reaction zones and short-term momentum shifts. Related Reading: Dogecoin Gears Up For A Breakout To $0.29: Can Bulls Hold Key Support? Conversely, a failure to hold above $0.15250 could trigger a retest of the $0.15100 support region. A drop below this level would weaken the bullish case, possibly invalidating the current reversal structure. If selling pressure intensifies below $0.15100, DOGE may slide further, suggesting bears have regained short-term control. Featured image from Adobe Stock, chart from Tradingview.com

A fresh snapshot of Binance’s futures market data shows Dogecoin attracting a remarkably bullish stance among traders. According to a chart shared by Ali Martinez (@ali_charts) on X, 72.13% of Binance users with open Dogecoin positions are currently long, leaving only 27.87% on the short side. “72.13% of traders on Binance with open Dogecoin DOGE positions are currently long!” Martinez wrote, underscoring just how skewed sentiment is toward an upward price move. What Does This Mean For Dogecoin Price? What does such a strong majority of longs actually mean for Dogecoin’s outlook? In many cases, a pronounced imbalance like this hints that most market participants expect the price to keep climbing, at least in the short term. When so many traders are betting on gains, it often reflects optimism—or even excitement—about the token’s momentum. Dogecoin has repeatedly shown its ability to inspire fervor among retail investors and large speculators alike, so spikes in bullish interest are hardly surprising. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Buy 800 Million DOGE in 48 Hours – Smart Money Or Bull Trap? This kind of data can be interpreted as a potential sign of strength for Dogecoin. If the market aligns behind a bullish narrative, continued buying pressure may materialize, and prices can push higher. However, it’s not always that straightforward. When a huge chunk of the market tilts to one side, it raises the risk that a sudden drop might trigger a wave of forced liquidations among those long positions. If the broader crypto market wavers—or if Dogecoin faces any unexpected hurdles—traders who jumped in expecting a quick profit could end up rushing for the exits, amplifying downward moves. Still, the figure “72.13%” is unambiguously high, which is enough to catch anyone’s attention. A long/short ratio that elevated doesn’t guarantee a continued rally; instead, it paints a picture of present-day sentiment among a specific subset of traders. It’s one snapshot in time, drawn from the activity of one of the world’s busiest crypto exchanges. Even so, it’s a solid reminder that, at this moment, a large number of Dogecoin traders on Binance believe the path of least resistance is to the upside. Related Reading: Dogecoin Follows The Blueprint: Analyst Highlights Perfect Technical Execution Of course, market conditions can shift swiftly. Some traders will keep a close eye on overall liquidity, the behavior of Bitcoin, and any tariff news from US President Donald Trump. Dogecoin is known for abrupt price surges, spurred by social media buzz or endorsements from influential figures, so even data as decisive as this long/short ratio doesn’t fully predict what comes next. But it does give us an insider’s view of how Binance participants are positioning themselves and, in doing so, sets the stage for Dogecoin’s near-term intrigue. For now, the sheer dominance of long positions seems to say: traders remain bullish and are willing to back that sentiment with open contracts. It could be a sign of confidence in Dogecoin’s resilience, or it could be a setup for unexpected volatility if sentiment flips. Whichever way it unfolds, Martinez’s chart shines a light on how enthusiasm for this meme-inspired asset continues to run high in certain corners of the crypto market. At press time, Dogecoin was trading just below its multi-year trendline, following a rejection at the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement level around $0.167. A renewed drop toward the red support zone near $0.14 could be on the table if DOGE closes below the trendline. On the flip side, the 0.786 Fib remains the most critical resistance level, followed by a potential channel test near $0.18. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade has provided an update on the Dogecoin price action. He revealed that the foremost meme coin is set to enter Phase E next, during which it could rally to new highs.  Dogecoin Price To Enter Phase E Next After Testing Last Point Of Support In an X post, Trader Tardigrade stated that the Dogecoin price will enter Phase E and then the Mark-Up phase after the move of Sign of Strength (SOS) and Last Point of Support (LPS). This came as he also revealed that DOGE has entered Phase D in the Wyckoff Accumulation. The analyst also noted that the meme coin completed the TEST in Phase C and the Last Point of Support in Phase D.  Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Warns Dogecoin Price Correction Was A False Breakout, Calls 30% Crash His accompanying chart showed that the LPS in Phase D for the Dogecoin price is around $0.174, while the SOS will be a successful reclaim and hold above $0.18. This will usher DOGE into Phase E, where it is projected to rally to as high as $2.1, marking a new all-time high (ATH) for the foremost meme coin.  In another X post, Trader Tardigrade stated that the Dogecoin price could be forming an inverse Head and Shoulders pattern on the 4-hour chart, providing a bullish outlook for the foremost meme coin. His accompanying chart showed that Dogecoin could rally to $0.183 on this rebound, which is the SOS for the meme coin in this Phase D.  It is worth mentioning that crypto analyst Kingpin Crypto also provided a bullish outlook for the Dogecoin price, predicting that it could bounce from the current support and rally above the psychological $0.2 price level. The analyst asserted that DOGE’s chart is one of the best right now in terms of price, which is at a clear level of higher timeframe support. DOGE Gearing Up For A Big Week In an X post, crypto analyst Ali Martinez stated that the Dogecoin price is gearing up for a big week. He remarked that a close above $0.17 could open the door to $0.21 or even $0.29 if it holds the key support level at $0.13. However, the analyst recently revealed that DOGE whales are choosing to remain on the sidelines for now, which could be bearish for the meme coin.  Related Reading: Dogecoin Price Notches Higher Lows Amid Market Downturn, Why A 270% Surge Is Possible The Dogecoin price performance will also depend on the Bitcoin price and whether the flagship crypto can sustain bullish momentum. Self-acclaimed Dogecoin lead analyst on X, Kevin Capital, opined there is no need to be overly bullish until Bitcoin surges above $89,000.  At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.16, down over 3% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Shutterstock, chart from Tradingview.com

Dogecoin is showing signs of strength after weeks of volatility and market uncertainty. The meme-inspired cryptocurrency has held firm above crucial support levels and is now pushing toward a potential recovery rally. After reclaiming the $0.15 mark, bulls are looking to build momentum, with the $0.17 level emerging as the next major resistance to break. A successful move above this threshold could confirm a broader trend reversal and reignite bullish sentiment across the meme coin sector. Related Reading: XRP Tests Ascending Triangle Resistance – Can Bulls Reach $2.40 Level? Supporting this outlook, recent on-chain data from Santiment shows that Dogecoin whales have been highly active—accumulating over 800 million DOGE in the last 48 hours. This surge in whale buying activity adds weight to the bullish thesis, suggesting that larger players are positioning for a move higher. The renewed accumulation, paired with improving technical conditions, has sparked optimism among traders and investors who believe Dogecoin could be gearing up for its next leg upward. Still, caution remains, as global macroeconomic tensions continue to create unpredictable conditions across the financial markets. For Dogecoin to confirm a recovery rally, bulls must hold current levels and push through near-term resistance in the coming sessions. Dogecoin Faces Crucial Resistance As Whale Accumulation Builds Dogecoin is now at a pivotal point, trading just below key resistance levels after a strong rebound from recent lows. As broader market conditions improve and global tensions—especially around trade and tariffs—begin to cool, analysts are turning their attention to assets like DOGE that have lagged in performance but now show signs of potential upside. The meme coin has managed to reclaim the $0.15 mark, but to validate a broader recovery rally, bulls must push beyond the $0.17–$0.18 zone in the days ahead. Momentum indicators are beginning to flip bullish, and some market watchers suggest that Dogecoin could be preparing for a breakout. However, sentiment remains mixed, with others pointing to the possibility of a continuation of the downtrend, particularly if resistance holds or macroeconomic conditions deteriorate. Despite this uncertainty, on-chain data paints a more optimistic picture. Top analyst Ali Martinez shared insights on X, revealing that Dogecoin whales have accumulated over 800 million DOGE in the last 48 hours. This level of accumulation by large holders suggests renewed confidence in the asset’s short-term potential. Historically, such whale activity has often preceded strong price moves in DOGE. For bulls to take control, Dogecoin must break above near-term resistance and sustain momentum amid a still-volatile environment. A failure to do so could see the asset slip back into consolidation or even retest previous lows. The coming week will be critical for determining whether DOGE’s next move is a breakout or another pullback. Related Reading: Dogecoin Gears Up For A Breakout To $0.29: Can Bulls Hold Key Support? DOGE Price Holds $0.16 As Bulls Aim for Breakout Dogecoin is trading at $0.16 after failing to reclaim the 4-hour 200 Moving Average (MA) near $0.168, a level that has acted as strong short-term resistance. Despite recent bullish momentum across the crypto market, DOGE bulls are struggling to regain control. The $0.15 level now serves as critical support. If Dogecoin holds this area, there’s a strong chance it could push higher in the coming sessions. A successful break above $0.17 would be significant, potentially opening the door to a rally toward $0.20, a level not seen since early April. However, price rejection and continued weakness around $0.168 suggest that sellers are still active, and bulls need to reclaim this moving average to build momentum. Related Reading: Solana Triggers Long Thesis After Pushing Above $125 – Start Of A Bigger Rally? If DOGE loses the $0.15 mark, downside risk increases sharply. A drop to $0.13—or even lower—is likely as bearish pressure could intensify in a volatile market. Investors will be watching closely for a clear move in either direction, as Dogecoin sits at a key inflection point. Volume and on-chain data, including recent whale accumulation, suggest potential, but confirmation must come through price action above immediate resistance. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView 

Back in 2024, the Dogecoin price trended low for a significant amount of time, shattering expectations of a rally. However, with the year drawing to a close, the tides began to change and the meme coin saw its value rising. One crypto analyst that predicted the rise is World of Charts, who took to X (formerly Twitter), to share with their over 30,000 followers the formation of a falling wedge pattern and the eventual breakout that would lead to new yearly peaks. Calling The Dogecoin Price Bottom In September 2024, the Dogecoin price was still trending below $0.1 after months of consolidation with seemingly no end in sight. At the time, the crypto analyst called out that the altcoin was actually consolidating within a falling wedge pattern and could see a breakout from there. At the time, the target was placed at $0.3, a 300% increase, and once the breakout begun, the price would end up exploding even higher. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Forms This Bullish Pennant On Daily Chart That Could Trigger Rise To $137,000 In the months following the prediction, the Dogecoin price would rise rapidly and the crypto analyst adjusted the target to $1. Although this new target was not reached, DOGE did go halfway, hitting $0.5 by November 2024, just two months after the initial prediction. This solidified the legitimacy of the breakout out of a falling wedge pattern, and now, it seems history is about to repeat itself again. In a new post on X (formerly Twitter), the crypto analyst that the Dogecoin price could be seeing a repeat of 2024 again. The post highlighted that the meme coin is on the verge of a massive breakout, giving the same 300% prediction as the previous prediction. Given that the Dogecoin price is currently trending at around $0.17 at the time of this writing, this would put the coin back on the way to $0.5. “Now Again Doge On Verge Of Massive Breakout, It Can Give Move Like Oct, Expecting 3x From Here,” the analyst said. Bullish From Here On Out Another crypto analyst, Jonathan Carter, has also shared the same sentiment as World of Charts and predicted that the Dogecoin price is also headed for a surge. This analysis which was published a day before also points out the breakout from a falling wedge pattern, setting four targets for the cryptocurrency. Related Reading: XRP Outflows Cross $300 Million In April, Why The Price Could Crash Further If the break is successful, the crypto analyst puts DOGE at $0.18 first, and then continues on to $0.23. The last two targets are $0.29 and $0.34, suggesting that the meme coin would rise about 100% at the highest level. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

After enduring weeks of heavy selling pressure and bearish sentiment, Dogecoin is beginning to show signs of stability. The broader crypto market is hinting at a potential recovery, though many analysts argue this could simply be a relief rally within a longer-term bear market that began after Bitcoin reached its all-time high in January. Related Reading: Solana Triggers Long Thesis After Pushing Above $125 – Start Of A Bigger Rally? Despite the uncertainty, some assets—including Dogecoin—are starting to build bullish momentum. Investors are closely watching key technical levels as meme coins attempt to recover lost ground. According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, Dogecoin could be poised for a significant breakout this week. In his recent analysis, Martinez noted that a decisive daily close above $0.17 could unlock upside potential toward $0.21, provided that DOGE maintains support above a critical support level. This setup could mark a turning point for Dogecoin, which has lagged behind many altcoins during the recent downturn. However, the market remains volatile, and traders should remain cautious until confirmation of a sustained breakout. Whether this is the start of a new uptrend or just a temporary bounce remains to be seen—but for now, Dogecoin bulls have something to watch closely. Dogecoin Eyes Breakout As Bulls Target Higher Levels Dogecoin is now facing critical supply levels as the entire crypto market shows signs of recovery following last week’s announcement from US President Donald Trump of a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for all countries except China. While this news injected short-term optimism and triggered a bounce across risk assets, macroeconomic uncertainty continues to dominate the global landscape. With tariffs still on the table and rising geopolitical tensions, the market remains vulnerable to sharp volatility and unpredictable swings. Within this context, Dogecoin is positioning itself for a potential breakout. After weeks of selling pressure that saw DOGE drop to the $0.13 level, bulls have finally stepped in with renewed momentum. According to Martinez, the coming days could be pivotal for Dogecoin. His technical analysis indicates that a close above the $0.17 mark would trigger a bullish breakout, opening the door to $0.21 or even $0.29, as long as the price maintains the $0.13 support. This setup is drawing attention from both retail and institutional traders who are now eyeing DOGE as a potential high-beta play during this recovery phase. Still, confirmation is needed. If Dogecoin can hold above $0.17 with volume, the meme coin may finally leave its consolidation zone behind and regain market momentum. Related Reading: Ethereum Stays Below Realized Price: Once-In-A-Cycle Opportunity? DOGE Price Tests Key Resistance After 30% Rally Dogecoin is currently trading at $0.162, marking an impressive 30% surge from last Monday’s low of approximately $0.129. The bounce comes amid broader market optimism following a temporary pause in tariff escalation announced by US President Donald Trump. However, for DOGE to fully confirm a recovery phase, bulls must continue the momentum and reclaim critical resistance levels ahead. The next upside targets for DOGE sit at $0.185 and $0.205. A sustained close above these levels would signal a strong reversal and potentially kick off a broader uptrend. These price zones align with previous supply areas where selling pressure intensified during past rallies, making them essential hurdles for bullish continuation. Despite the recent rally, risks remain. If Dogecoin loses support at the $0.15 level, it would indicate weakening bullish control and open the door for a decline toward the $0.12 zone—close to its recent bottom. Such a move would likely invalidate the recovery narrative and reinforce the view of DOGE remaining in a broader downtrend. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Buy Over 80 Million DOGE In 24 Hours – Sign Of Recovery​? For now, the market watches closely. Holding above $0.15 and breaking $0.185 will be crucial to confirm whether Dogecoin is truly gearing up for a sustained reversal. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView 

Dogecoin’s price action continues to honor the technical “blueprint” laid out by crypto analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA), who reaffirmed on Sunday that his strategic roadmap from March 22 remains intact. The weekly chart reveals an extended descending channel drawn with multiple yellow trend lines that originated in 2021 and constricted price action throughout 2022. Within that formation, the most critical horizontal threshold appears to be $0.139, labeled on the chart as the “Last line in the sand” and described by Kevin as essential for preserving bullish market structure. He notes that maintaining durable weekly closes above this zone is paramount for further upside, while a decisive break beneath $0.139 would nullify the bullish thesis. Dogecoin Follows The Blueprint Dogecoin’s retracement from highs near $0.45 earlier this year has so far been contained by a confluence of support channels and Fibonacci retracement levels. According to Kevin’s chart, the primary Fib levels span from roughly $0.049 at the lower bound (0% Fib) to around $2.268 at the 1.414 extension. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Buy Over 80 Million DOGE In 24 Hours – Sign Of Recovery​? Closer inspection shows intermediate Fibonacci markers at $0.090 (0.236), $0.138 (0.382), $0.190 (0.50), $0.262 (0.618), $0.413 (0.786), $0.542 (0.88), $0.738 (1.0), $0.934 (1.0866), and $1.543 (1.272). Since the price is hovering near $0.16–$0.17 at press time, Dogecoin has remained above the 0.382 retracement near $0.138, reinforcing Kevin’s argument that the risk-reward ratio at this level appears “absolutely phenomenal.” Kevin’s March 22 update describes the confluence of several higher time frame indicators, including the Weekly Stochastic RSI, the 3-Day MACD, and the 2-Week Stochastic RSI, all of which he sees nearing full resets. He cites the previous weekly demand candle, which formed just above $0.139, as a key sign that buyers are stepping in to defend what he calls “the Last line of bull market support.” The Weekly Stoch RSI on his chart is already situated at low levels, while the 3-Day MACD and 2-Week Stoch RSI appear roughly a month away from bottoming out. According to Kevin, these technical resets should serve as a springboard for Dogecoin’s next significant upward move, provided that Bitcoin, which he believes must hold above $70K in his scenario, remains stable enough to support broader market strength. Related Reading: Dogecoin At Major Breakout Point As Liquidity Bottoms, Says Analyst On Sunday, Kevin reminded his audience that this strategy, first made public on March 22, is going “exactly according to plan,” given Dogecoin’s confirmed bounce around the $0.139 region and the ongoing drift toward oversold conditions in multiple momentum gauges. He disclosed that his Patreon trading portfolio holds an average entry at $0.15 for this swing and noted that a swift rejection of sub-$0.139 weekly closes, coupled with the bullish stance of the higher time frame indicators, corroborates his confidence in Dogecoin’s recovery potential. While he acknowledges that “lots of work” still needs to be done for Dogecoin to reclaim loftier levels near the 0.618 Fib around $0.262 or even the 0.786 Fib at $0.413, Kevin maintains that his initial thesis stands as long as the meme-inspired asset preserves its foothold above $0.139. For him, the risk of a breakdown is well-defined if the pivotal support gives way, but should the level persist, he sees the upside potential extending far beyond the current range. As of now, Dogecoin’s price continues to cling to that all-important line in the sand, keeping Kevin’s bullish blueprint very much alive. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.16493. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin has been under heavy selling pressure in recent weeks, with global tensions and macroeconomic instability dragging down risk assets across the board. The broader market correction, fueled by fears of a global recession and escalating trade disputes, hit meme coins especially hard—Dogecoin among them. After setting fresh local lows, DOGE now appears to be mounting a recovery attempt. Related Reading: Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Show Conviction: 63% Of Supply Hasn’t Moved In A Year In a potential shift of sentiment, Dogecoin is beginning to move to the upside, testing key resistance levels that could determine the next phase of its trend. The return of bullish momentum comes as fresh on-chain data from Santiment reveals a noteworthy development: whales have bought over 80 million DOGE in the last 24 hours. This aggressive accumulation by large holders has sparked renewed optimism, signaling growing confidence among major players despite the broader market’s uncertainty. With volatility still elevated and DOGE sitting at a technical inflection point, the coming days will be critical. Whether this whale activity marks the start of a broader uptrend or just a temporary bounce remains to be seen—but for now, the data points to a shift in momentum that investors will be watching closely. Dogecoin Struggles To Recover As Global Tensions Weigh On Markets Dogecoin has been one of the hardest-hit cryptocurrencies during the recent market downturn, shedding over 70% of its value since its December highs. Once viewed as a symbol of retail enthusiasm and viral momentum, DOGE is now leading the meme coin segment into a deeper drawdown. Investors who had high hopes for a continuation of last year’s uptrend are now facing a reality check, as macroeconomic instability and geopolitical risk continue to pressure high-volatility assets. US President Donald Trump’s recent escalation of tariff measures—coupled with retaliatory actions from China—has heightened fears of a prolonged trade war, adding uncertainty to already fragile markets. Equities, commodities, and crypto have all experienced extreme volatility, but meme coins like Dogecoin have suffered the most. Without a strong use case or fundamental backing, sentiment-driven assets like DOGE tend to face the heaviest selling when risk aversion spikes. Despite the broader negativity, there are hints of accumulation that could offer hope for a turnaround. According to data shared by top crypto analyst Ali Martinez, whales bought over 80 million DOGE in the last 24 hours. This buying activity suggests that some large players are viewing the current levels as attractive entry points—even if a full recovery has yet to materialize. For now, Dogecoin remains in a vulnerable position, but rising whale interest could be a signal worth monitoring. Related Reading: Solana Approaches Make-or-Break Level As Technicals And Fundamentals Align – Analyst DOGE Battles Key Resistance After 25% Surge From Local Lows Dogecoin is trading at $0.163 after a strong 25% rebound from the recent low of $0.13, signaling a potential shift in momentum following weeks of persistent selling pressure. The meme coin, which had been one of the worst performers during the recent market downturn, is now testing a critical resistance zone that could determine its next move. Bulls are now eyeing the 4-hour 200 moving average (MA) and exponential moving average (EMA), both positioned around the $0.17 mark. Reclaiming this level is essential to confirm short-term strength and spark a sustainable recovery rally. So far, price action suggests growing interest, but macroeconomic headwinds and market-wide caution continue to limit upside potential. Related Reading: Solana Eyes $200 Target As It Gains Momentum – Recovery Could Mirror 3-Month Downtrend On the flip side, if Dogecoin fails to break through $0.17 and slips below current levels, the risk of a deeper correction remains in play. Such a move could push the price back toward the $0.14–$0.13 support zone, erasing recent gains. As volatility remains elevated across the crypto market, DOGE traders will be closely watching this resistance level for signs of confirmation—or rejection. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView 

Crypto analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) has shared a chart that overlays the Global Liquidity Index (yellow, plotted above) on top of Dogecoin’s price action (candlesticks in purple, plotted below). The visual comparison highlights a number of parallel channels and key trend lines that have previously aligned with turning points in Dogecoin’s trajectory. Explosive Dogecoin Setup Amid Liquidity Shift While the Global Liquidity Index has traded within a downward sloping channel – its lower boundary repeatedly capturing local lows marked by orange circles – the price of Dogecoin itself has broken out and retested a long-term sloping trend line that stretches back to its explosive price run in early 2021. The chart shows Dogecoin’s dramatic rise from less than a cent in 2020 to its all-time high of around $0.74 in 2021, before retreating to what appears to be significant support around $0.15. The analyst’s Fib retracement overlay shows the 0.382 level at around $0.14225, an area of technical importance that has attracted renewed attention. The current price action is depicted as settling around a zone where the multi-year descending trend line (yellow) retest meets the 0.382 Fib level, circled on the chart as a potential turning point. Related Reading: Dogecoin Bullish Divergence Plays Out, Analyst Maps Next Price Targets Meanwhile, the Global Liquidity Index at the top of the image has shifted within a downward price channel of its own, suggesting a broader contraction in available market liquidity over the past year. As can be seen, each contact with the lower boundary of the channel has coincided with a notable turning point in Dogecoin’s price movement. The repeated circular markers emphasize moments where the liquidity curve dipped and Dogecoin subsequently carved out local or macro bottoms. This synchronization, argues Kevin, should prompt traders to pay attention because it may herald a rebound if liquidity inflows stabilize or begin to rise again. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Offload Over 1.32 Billion DOGE In 48 Hours – Risk-Off Or Panic Selling? Why does the Global Liquidity Index matter for Dogecoin? In general, high liquidity levels can signal greater capital flowing into risk-on assets, especially memecoins like DOGE. When the Global Liquidity Index trends lower, it often reflects tighter financial conditions worldwide. Historically, Dogecoin’s most explosive moves—such as the meteoric rally of 2021—emerged when broader liquidity was on the rise, fostering an environment that helped accelerate trading volumes across the crypto landscape. Kevin’s chart offers no guarantees, but it does underscore an area where Dogecoin’s historic support lines, fib retracement levels, and a bottoming global liquidity channel all converge. Whether this confluence will serve as a catalyst for the next Dogecoin rally remains to be seen, but the chart makes a compelling case to monitor how the Global Liquidity Index evolves—and what it might mean for the ever-popular meme-inspired cryptocurrency. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.15723. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin’s momentum has shifted dramatically following macroeconomic developments and a series of strong technical signals, according to crypto chartist Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA). Yesterday, the broader crypto market surged after President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for 75 countries, while raising China’s tariffs to 125%. Bullish Momentum For Dogecoin The news sent Bitcoin above the $80,000 threshold and catapulted several major altcoins, including Dogecoin, higher. “Daily Bullish divergence on Dogecoin starting to play here,” Kevin writes in his latest update, while cautioning that “obviously macro news has most to do with this, but nonetheless the charts were giving us hints ahead of time that the opportunity was not guaranteed but there.” In the hours following the tariff announcement, Dogecoin rallied by approximately 13%, strengthening signs of a bullish divergence Kevin first flagged two days earlier. “Dogecoin came down once again to test the bull market structure ‘lines in the sand’ and somehow even though it cleanly broke through earlier in the day was able to recover and close the daily candle slightly above this support level,” he explained. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Offload Over 1.32 Billion DOGE In 48 Hours – Risk-Off Or Panic Selling? Kevin noted the parallel between Dogecoin’s bullish divergence and that of Bitcoin on the daily time frame, suggesting that renewed optimism for DOGE may be tied, in part, to the leading cryptocurrency’s resilience above its own pivotal support. Kevin’s outlook is rooted in a multi-week assessment of Dogecoin’s technical posture. At the end of March, he pointed to a “weekly demand candle” and the ‘Last line of bull market support.” He emphasized how crucial it remains for Dogecoin to hold above the 0.139 mark. “It will continue to be absolutely vital that Dogecoin hold this level while it resets higher time frame indicators like the 3 Day MACD, Weekly Stoch RSI and 2W Stoch RSI all of which are getting very close to being fully reset,” he said. DOGE Price Targets He also described the potential upside for Dogecoin as “phenomenal” relative to the risk of losing that $0.139 threshold for multiple weekly closes. The chart’s Fibonacci retracement and extension levels suggest potential technical targets for Dogecoin that remain relevant for traders seeking directional cues. Related Reading: Dogecoin Fading Fervor: Has The Meme Coin Lost Its Mojo? These levels begin with the 0.236 at $0.09038, the 0.382 at $0.13827, the 0.5 at $0.19039, the 0.618 at $0.26216, the 0.65 at $0.28529, and the 0.70 at $0.3310. Higher up, the 0.786 reads $0.41339, the 0.88 is $0.54210, the 1.0 level marks $0.73839, and the 1.0866 is $0.93377. Further on the extension side, the 1.272 stands at $1.54348, and the 1.414 appears at $2.26813. The analyst underscored that “as long as BTC holds these levels and does not lose $70K then I absolutely love this spot on DOGE,” highlighting how the broader market’s trajectory could shape Dogecoin’s path along these technical markers. However, the coming days will reveal whether Dogecoin can build on the momentum that emerged amid the tariff-related market surge—and whether the well-worn phrase “the trend is your friend” will keep Dogecoin enthusiasts in a bullish mindset. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.15751. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Dogecoin is once again in the spotlight, but for all the wrong reasons. The popular meme coin has experienced massive selling pressure over the last few days, driven by heightened global tensions and ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty. On Monday, DOGE set a fresh local low around $0.129, further confirming the downtrend that has been building over the past few weeks. Related Reading: Oversold Altcoins Like Solana Flash Bullish Divergences — Are Relief Bounces Coming? The market sentiment around Dogecoin has quickly shifted from cautious optimism to defensive positioning, as investors react to a risk-off environment affecting both traditional and crypto markets. Adding fuel to the bearish fire, data from Santiment reveals that Dogecoin whales have sold more than 1.32 billion DOGE in the past 48 hours alone — a move that raises questions about broader market confidence. Is this massive selloff part of a strategic rebalancing from large holders, or is it a sign of panic selling amid deepening volatility? What’s certain is that DOGE is entering a critical phase. If buyers fail to step in soon, the path of least resistance could be lower. As whales exit and prices falter, the coming days could define whether Dogecoin stabilizes — or spirals further. Dogecoin Slides Further As Whale Selloff Signals Deepening Bear Trend Dogecoin has now lost more than 70% of its value since December, with no clear signs of a recovery in sight. The meme coin, once a symbol of bullish enthusiasm and retail speculation, is now leading the decline in the altcoin space as market conditions worsen. Growing macroeconomic uncertainty continues to weigh heavily on risk assets, and meme coins like Dogecoin have been the most affected. The pressure isn’t just coming from within the crypto market. Broader financial instability — particularly triggered by escalating global tensions — is accelerating the selloff. U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest round of aggressive tariffs and China’s retaliatory stance have stoked fears of a full-blown trade war. As global markets reel from this uncertainty, investors are pulling back from speculative assets, sending DOGE deeper into bearish territory. Adding to the bleak outlook, top analyst Ali Martinez shared data from Santiment revealing that whales have sold over 1.32 billion Dogecoin in just the past 48 hours. This significant outflow is a clear reflection of the risk-off sentiment dominating the market. According to Martinez, this behavior is likely driven by panic and growing expectations that a prolonged bear market is developing. Until sentiment shifts and macro conditions stabilize, Dogecoin’s path remains precarious. The combination of whale dumping, market-wide fear, and global economic strain may keep DOGE under pressure in the near term. Bulls will need to reclaim key levels quickly to avoid a deeper collapse — but for now, the trend remains firmly bearish. Related Reading: XRP Breaks Out Of Head-And-Shoulders Pattern — Eyes Move Toward $1.30 Bulls Struggle At Key Level As Selling Pressure Persists Dogecoin is trading at $0.14, nearly 75% below its 200-day moving average around $0.25 — a striking indicator of how far the meme coin has fallen. The downtrend accelerated when DOGE lost support at the $0.25 level, and since then, bulls have failed to mount any meaningful recovery. Continued macroeconomic stress and weak investor sentiment have only added to the selling pressure, dragging prices lower with each passing week. For Dogecoin to begin a potential recovery phase, holding above the $0.15 level is critical. This zone could act as a short-term support base, giving bulls a chance to regroup. However, merely stabilizing isn’t enough. A push toward the $0.20 mark is needed to reestablish momentum and break the current bearish structure. Reclaiming that level would also bring DOGE closer to its 200-day MA, a key technical milestone for trend reversal. Related Reading: Solana Drops Below $100 For First Time In A Year — Is An 80% Correction Underway? On the downside, losing the $0.14–$0.15 area could open the door to deeper losses. If support fails to hold, a quick move toward the $0.10 level is possible — potentially signaling a return to bear market lows. For now, DOGE remains under heavy pressure, with bulls on the defensive and time running out to avoid another breakdown. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView