Victoria Bazir
⬤ Dogecoin's monthly chart just confirmed something interesting—its third major market cycle is complete. The pattern looks remarkably similar to what happened twice before: a long base-building phase, then a strong upward move. Each cycle has played out over several years, and the current one follows that exact playbook.
⬤ Looking at the chart, three cycles stand out across Dogecoin's history. Cycle 1 ran from 2014 to 2016, Cycle 2 stretched from 2018 into 2021, and Cycle 3 extends through 2025. Every time, DOGE formed a rounded bottom, consolidated sideways for months or years, then broke out aggressively. The third cycle mirrors this behavior—price climbed from multi-year lows and has now settled into a higher range.
⬤ What's striking is how consistent these cycles are in both timing and structure. Each starts with extended sideways action, transitions into a rapid climb, then stabilizes at elevated levels. The chart doesn't point to specific price targets—it highlights how Dogecoin repeats the same large-scale pattern across different market environments.
⬤ This matters beyond DOGE itself. Dogecoin has historically moved with waves of retail interest and speculative momentum across crypto. When a long-term cycle completes on the monthly timeframe, it shifts how traders read trend maturity and risk across the broader market. The pattern reinforces that multi-year cycles still drive crypto behavior, and monthly charts remain essential for understanding where we are in the bigger picture.
Victoria Bazir
