Dogecoin (DOGE) Eyes $1 as Analysts Predict Major Breakout – Is the Meme Coin Back?

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As the cryptocurrency market rallies with Ethereum outpacing Bitcoin, the spotlight is back on Dogecoin (DOGE). The popular meme coin has surged past the $0.20 mark, raising questions about its potential to reclaim its 2021 highs. With a market cap now exceeding $29 billion, traders are keenly monitoring Dogecoin’s next move.

Analysts Predict Breakout to $1

Crypto analyst Maelius Crypto recently called Dogecoin “incredible” despite its recent drop below key support levels. According to Maelius, DOGE has bounced off its 200-week EMA and a critical demand zone between $0.11 and $0.20, forming a potential breakout pattern. The analyst suggests that DOGE could surge to $1 after a brief correction, with further upside targets of $1.30 to $1.70 in the longer term.

Similarly, analyst Ali Martinez highlights a trendline that has been supporting Dogecoin since October 2024. He suggests that a dip to $0.14 could present a buying opportunity before a rebound to $0.30. Meanwhile, analyst Javon Marks is eyeing a potential recovery to $0.65, noting that DOGE’s recent price action aligns with classic Elliott Wave patterns.

Could DOGE Hit $13.4? Long-Term Price Predictions

While the $1 target remains the short-term focus, some analysts are looking further ahead. Dogecoin’s recent resurgence has fueled speculation about its market cap potentially reaching $500 billion, $1 trillion, or even $2 trillion in the coming years. If those projections hold, DOGE could theoretically reach as high as $13.4 per coin by 2033 to 2040. However, such predictions hinge on broader market trends, increased adoption, and sustained investor interest.

For now, all eyes remain on DOGE’s next move as it seeks to solidify its place in the ongoing altcoin season. Will the meme coin finally hit $1, or is another correction imminent? Stay tuned.

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