Dogecoin (DOGE) to $1 by September? Analyst Forecasts Major Breakout – Here’s Why

Dogecoin (DOGE)

Dogecoin (DOGE) has experienced a significant bullish breakout, pushing its value from under $0.17 on May 7 to over $0.249 by May 11 — a 36% surge in just one week. According to Chris, an analyst on X, the daily DOGE/USD chart reveals a breakout above a descending trendline that had capped Dogecoin’s price since January 2025. This trendline previously acted as a strong resistance at $0.44, $0.20, and $0.17.

Chris, analyst on X

Analyst Forecasts $1 Target by September

Chris has identified key Fibonacci extension levels that project potential price targets of $0.69 and $0.82, aligning with the 1.618 and 2.0 levels, respectively. Based on this analysis, the analyst forecasts DOGE reaching the highly anticipated $1 mark by September 23. This would require a 327.35% increase from its current level of $0.234. If achieved, Dogecoin’s market cap would rise to $149.08 billion, assuming the circulating supply remains unchanged.

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Rising Network Activity Supports Bullish Outlook

Supporting the bullish outlook, Dogecoin’s network metrics have shown a surge in user activity. Over the past week, the number of new addresses has increased by 102.40%, while active addresses spiked by 111.32%. Meanwhile, zero balance addresses soared by 155.34%, indicating heightened retail interest and speculative engagement.

Additionally, data from Glassnode shows that while DOGE’s spot price has stabilized around $0.22, futures open interest surged from $989 million to $1.62 billion, suggesting continued speculative positioning despite recent price cooling.

Data from Glassnode

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