Saad Ullah
Dogecoin has been stuck in neutral for a while now, but the chart might be hinting at a comeback. The price structure looks eerily similar to two previous recovery phases in 2025—both of which kicked off strong rallies that pushed DOGE up over 60% in quick bursts. If history repeats, we could be looking at another impulsive move in the near future.
The Pattern That Keeps Working
Technical analyst Trader Tardigrade, who's known for spotting crypto patterns, believes DOGE is setting up for another run.
Dogecoin's price action has been following a predictable cycle this year:
- Consolidation phase where price chops around and forms a local bottom
- Recovery phase where accumulation builds inside an ascending triangle
- Impulsive move that launches price sharply higher toward a local top
- Consolidation again, then the cycle repeats
This pattern played out in June and again in September. Now, DOGE has bottomed around $0.15 and is sitting inside another green recovery zone—just like before. If the setup holds, the next leg could push DOGE back toward $0.30–$0.34, where previous rallies topped out.
What's Supporting the Case?
The chart shows solid support near $0.15, where buyers keep stepping in. The ascending triangle pattern suggests quiet accumulation—often a sign something's building beneath the surface. Key levels to watch are $0.19–$0.20 for short-term confirmation, then $0.25–$0.27 as the next resistance hurdle.
Beyond technicals, the broader crypto market has stabilized with Bitcoin holding strong above $68,000, which tends to lift altcoins. Add in ongoing buzz about Elon Musk possibly integrating DOGE into X (formerly Twitter), and you've got a community that's optimistic again—just like during past rallies.
Saad Ullah
