Dogecoin's Historical January Performance
Dogecoin (DOGE), the pioneering meme coin, has experienced a notable 14% year-to-date (YTD) growth in January. This momentum reflects the asset's efforts to sustain its upward price trajectory. According to Cryptorank, DOGE has gained 14.8% this month.
January has held a special significance for Dogecoin, historically serving as its most profitable month. On average, the coin has registered an impressive 85.1% growth rate during this period. However, the actual growth has varied significantly over the years.
- 2021: DOGE recorded an extraordinary 771.5% growth.
- 2014: The second-highest growth rate, reaching 269%.
- 2015: DOGE experienced a reversal, declining by 25.4%.
- 2016: A rebound year, with a growth of 84.6%.
- 2017-2019: A three-year slump, with negative growth rates of 7.95%, 33.4%, and 18.2%, respectively.
- 2020: A positive start with 18% growth.
- 2022: A 17% decline.
- 2023: A 37.2% surge.
- 2024: A 11.9% loss.
Potential for Retesting All-Time High
Market analysts suggest that for DOGE's history to repeat itself this January, its price could potentially rise between $0.62 and $0.70. With a current market price of $0.33627, DOGE has already initiated this trend.
Replicating its historical January average could potentially lead DOGE to retest its all-time high (ATH) of $0.7376, achieved on May 7, 2021.
While there is only one week remaining in January, market observers emphasize the volatile nature of the crypto space. External factors, such as the recent exchange-traded fund filing, could potentially influence DOGE's performance positively.