Dogecoin could be approaching a powerful breakout phase, with on-chain data revealing a wave of heightened activity and renewed investor interest.
As the meme-inspired coin hovers near $0.225, analysts are increasingly bullish on its potential for a dramatic move.
One well-followed analyst, known as Trader Tardigrade, has pointed to historical price structures resembling the 2014–2018 cycle—an era that ultimately saw explosive growth. Based on similar chart patterns, he believes Dogecoin may be setting up for a multi-phase rally that could take it as high as $18 in the long term.
Supporting this optimistic outlook, on-chain analyst Ali Martínez has highlighted a surge across key metrics: daily active addresses, transaction volume, and, notably, large-scale wallet activity.
Over the past month alone, Dogecoin whales—large holders often seen as market movers—have accumulated more than 1 billion DOGE.
Such aggressive accumulation is often interpreted as a vote of confidence from sophisticated investors. When combined with rising usage and sustained transactional throughput, these indicators paint a bullish backdrop for the coin’s next move.
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