Long- and short-term charts for Dogecoin are sending mixed signals, with analysts offering contradictory views on the meme coin’s next move. While some who take a broader, long-term perspective believe Dogecoin could once again approach its previous all-time high, others focusing on the short-term four-hour chart warn that another wave of selling may be on the horizon. As a result, both optimism and caution are evident in the current market sentiment.
Analysts said Dogecoin could rally 730% from $0.084 to retest its all time high at $0.74
Renewed ambitions for $0.74 in the long term
According to cryptocurrency analyst Javon Marks, Dogecoin continues to form higher lows—a pattern seen during its previous major rallies. Though Dogecoin began as a quirky internet culture meme, it has grown to become one of the most-watched assets in the crypto world, buoyed by high trading volumes and a wide investor base.
Javon Marks notes that as long as Dogecoin maintains this higher-low structure, it leaves room for the price to move back up toward $0.74, its historical peak.
On the two-week chart, Dogecoin previously moved into new growth phases after periods of downward consolidation followed by the formation of higher lows. Marks believes the current trend aligns with this longer-term cycle, and despite the recent pullback, the coin is still trading above key macro support levels, suggesting the overarching bullish structure remains technically unbroken.
If this scenario plays out, and Dogecoin rises from the current $0.084 level to its record $0.74 high, it would mark a gain of more than 730%. However, this projection hinges on the price not breaking below long-term support and maintaining its pattern of higher lows. Until a clear technical breakout occurs, analysts are treating this as a potential scenario rather than a certainty.
| Current price | $0.084 | Region used for long-term scenario calculation |
| All-time high | $0.74 | Target area in optimistic scenario |
| Potential return | 730%+ | Possible gain if the price recovers to its peak from current levels |
Short-term resistance centers on $0.092
In the short term, analysis by MCO Global suggests a more cautious outlook. MCO Global observes that Dogecoin’s latest attempt to rally followed a three-wave pattern, indicating the price action was likely a correction rather than the start of a fresh upward trend.
MCO Global highlights that the resistance near $0.092 has not been breached, so the recent uptick is interpreted more as a corrective rebound than a lasting change in direction.
On the four-hour chart, Dogecoin is trading near $0.083, without managing to reclaim its short-term resistance. In this view, the market may be finishing the third wave of the fifth Elliott Wave structure, suggesting a potential for another lower dip before the next leg begins.
Mini glossary: The Elliott Wave theory is a technical analysis method that interprets market movements as repetitive waves driven by investor psychology. Analysts use this method to identify support, resistance, and possible turning points through wave counting.
Should downward momentum resume, $0.058 may serve as the first key support level. Below that, the $0.052 and $0.047 zones are seen as deeper support areas. Conversely, a decisive move above $0.092 could weaken the bearish scenario and indicate buyers regaining strength in the short term.
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