Dogecoin's recent activity has drawn attention, particularly due to a significant decline in its active addresses, now standing at 40,000, a level last seen in March 2020.
This historical trend has previously preceded a major price surge for Dogecoin several months later, highlighting a potential pattern that could repeat around March or April 2025.
Currently trading at $0.1168, Dogecoin has seen a notable 60% increase over the past year, yet it remains considerably significantly below its all-time high (almost 85%).
Technical indicators such as the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) indicate a pivotal point; the price currently sits below this level, suggesting potential for a bullish breakout if it breaches above.
Additionally, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator has signaled increased buying pressure, possibly driving Dogecoin up by 27.56% to $0.13 if momentum persists.
Investors are closely monitoring market sentiment, as indicated by the Bulls and Bears indicator, which leans slightly towards bulls in recent trading volumes.
This could potentially fuel a short-term rally towards $0.13, with long-term projections eyeing a bullish scenario towards $1. However, caution is advised, as heightened selling pressure could prompt a retracement towards $0.10 in the near future, despite promising long-term prospects for Dogecoin.
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