Cryptocurrency experts say Dogecoin is expected to exceed $10 in October 2025
Potts' chart is supported by an ascending two-point regression channel, with its lower bound starting at around $0.0001 during Dogecoin's 2015-2016 baseline, currently positioned just below $0.12. The upper bound has served as a resistance level during each previous frenzy phase and is expected to reach about $69.42 by the end of 2025—the level marked in red, which Potts believes will be the next speculative breakout point.
Within this channel, the price action forms three consecutive rounded bottoms, each topped with a descending yellow resistance line, while the bottoms are supported by a red support arc. Geometrically, this suggests that the price is continuously compressing: the current apex of the triangle is at $0.17, nearly aligning perfectly with the level Dogecoin has been hovering around for several months.
The engine driving the prediction is a proprietary dual-wave oscillator, represented by thicker teal waves and faster yellow waves. Potts explains: “Historically, the formation of cycle tops occurs in two ways: early tops, where the yellow wave falls below the green line; and late tops, where the yellow wave drops below the horizontal red line (-0.00013).”
Each vertical purple bar on the price chart marks such events. According to his profile reconstruction, this oscillation indicator flashed a tail peak in February 2014, exhibited a double peak during 2017-2018, and only signaled an early peak in May 2021 when Dogecoin reached its historic high of $0.739.
An early cycle signal appeared on March 6 of this year, indicating that the anticipated late-cycle breakout may still be possible. “If this pattern holds,” Potts wrote, “the cycle top is likely to occur around the week of October 27.” The chart concludes by highlighting this moment with purple bars and white arrows (labeled “late top”).
