Dogecoin is experiencing a surge in large transactions and positive price action, leading traders to predict a bullish future for the meme cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin analyst Cryptorphic noted that Dogecoin broke out of a long trading range with a significant surge in February 2024. The coin is currently above the 200-day EMA and fighting to stay above the 100-day EMA, signaling bullish momentum.
$DOGE 10x Potential or too good to be true??🚀
It has been trading within this channel since February 2021, over 1,127 days, until it broke out with a massive candle in February 2024. Since then, it has been retesting the breakout.
Here’s why I believe DOGE can 10x to nearly a… pic.twitter.com/IaDIP6k2I3
— Cryptorphic (@Cryptorphic1) August 9, 2024
Dogecoin’s RSI is below 45, indicating room for growth. A weekly close above $0.11 could trigger a major rally, with some predictions suggesting a potential tenfold increase. Cryptorphic plans to hold and accumulate Dogecoin over the next six months.
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IntoTheBlock reports a 36.3% rise in large transactions, a 1.5% increase in daily active addresses, and a 2,029.2% spike in exchange netflows. Despite price volatility, 70% of Dogecoin holders remain in profit.
These trends indicate a potentially strong future for Dogecoin, with increased activity and interest possibly leading to sustained growth.
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