Dogecoin: Price Target Projections Aim High Amidst Slowed Momentum
Following its breakthrough of the $0.35 resistance level in November, Dogecoin's price action has slowed in recent weeks.
While the daily chart signals bullishness, the cryptocurrency lost support from its 50-day EMA on December 19 and remains below it.
Despite these short-term concerns, analysts anticipate significant upside potential for Dogecoin in 2025, based on its previous bull run performance.
Long-Term Target: $2.35-$2.60
Anonymous crypto investor CEO predicted a substantial rally for Dogecoin in 2025. They identified a range of $2.35 to $2.60, representing a 683% gain from its current price.
Technical analyst Chandler Bing concurred with the long-term price range, emphasizing that the target was保守(conservative)". It was derived from Dogecoin's relative performance to Bitcoin and Ethereum in past bull runs.
Crypto trader Javon Marks projected a similar price target of around $2.30 based on Fibonacci extension levels.
Bottom in Sight for Dogecoin?
On December 20, Dogecoin experienced a brief drop to $0.262 but quickly recovered above $0.30. It has maintained a daily close above that level since then, although it remains below its 50-day EMA.
Historical analysis suggests that a bottom may be forming, as Dogecoin has swept key liquidity levels at $0.32 and $0.34. The relative strength index (RSI) also indicates that selling pressure is nearing exhaustion, with a move back above $0.35 signaling a new higher high for Dogecoin in 2025.
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