Dogecoin (DOGE) has surged 13% this week, climbing to $0.282, despite heavy selling pressure from investors. Over $1.63 billion worth of DOGE, nearly 5.81 billion tokens, have been moved to exchanges in September, signaling profit-taking and caution among traders.
Long-term holders, who had previously offered stability, are also shifting assets according to the coin days destroyed (CDD) metric, often a sign of potential downside risk.
However, the bullish rally remains strong, mainly driven by optimism about a possible spot Dogecoin ETF launch. This regulatory milestone, along with increasing corporate treasury use and payment integrations, has kept DOGE on the minds of institutional investors.
The U.S. SEC’s recent approval of listing standards for spot Dogecoin ETFs has further strengthened the bullish case.
However, risks remain. If DOGE fails to hold above the critical $0.273 support level, analysts warn of a possible correction toward $0.241. Momentum indicators also show overbought conditions, hinting at potential short-term consolidation before any major breakout.
With ETF optimism, corporate adoption, and bullish technicals aligning, analysts see a strong case for Dogecoin’s rally lasting into late 2025, with the potential for a breakout that could more than double its price.
Cover image from ChatGPT, DOGEUSD chart from Tradingview
