Dogecoin’s value has dropped significantly in recent months, following the general downturn in the cryptocurrency market and decreasing enthusiasm for meme coins.
Nonetheless, numerous analysts remain bullish that a major pump could be on the way.
The Possible Catalyst
Dogecoin, the original meme coin, recently dropped below $0.10 but has recovered to trade above $0.081. Analyst Ali Martinez points out this price level is significant, as it’s been a consistent low point for the coin’s trading pattern over the past five years, since 2021.
He pointed out that Dogecoin has historically spent years stabilizing before experiencing significant price increases, and believes continuing to hold the cryptocurrency past a certain point could lead to another rapid surge in value.
Martinez has mentioned DOGE several times this week. He recently pointed out that the Tom DeMark Sequential indicator is suggesting Dogecoin’s price might start to rise. This same indicator accurately predicted a price drop in early May, when Dogecoin fell from $0.113 to $0.078.
Trader Tardigrade and MikybullCrypto are also optimistic about the coin’s future. Tardigrade believes a price surge is coming, calling it “Doge season,” while MikybullCrypto views current prices as a good opportunity to buy and hold.
Before this, MikybullCrypto predicted DOGE was poised for a huge price increase, potentially reaching a new record high. They suggested it could jump to $2.50, which now seems unlikely. This would require DOGE’s total market value to soar above $360 billion – a level currently only exceeded by Bitcoin.
Whales and More
Recent activity by major investors suggests Dogecoin prices may soon rise. As CryptoPotato reported, these investors bought 200 million DOGE in a single week, likely preparing for a price increase. This move could encourage smaller investors to buy Dogecoin as well, bringing new money into the market.
Looking at Dogecoin’s activity on exchanges, we see more DOGE leaving exchanges than entering them over recent weeks. This indicates people are moving their coins out of traditional exchange accounts and taking control of their holdings directly – which actually decreases the number of coins immediately available for sale.

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2026-06-12 23:11