⚡️ Analyst Says Dogecoin Pullback May Be Over, Targets $0.8 ATH Next
Trader Tardigrade says Dogecoin pullback may be over, identifying repeated support levels that could take DOGE to a new all-time high.
Dogecoin (DOGE) has shown moderate volatility over the past week, trading between $0.16 and $0.19. The price action saw an initial climb peaking near $0.19 on April 26 before reversing course and dipping to around $0.169 on April 30.
As of today, the coin recovered slightly to $0.174. Despite these short-term fluctuations, recent technical analysis and on-chain metrics show the possibility of testing previous highs.
🔸 Historical Patterns Reinforce Structural Support
For instance, analyst Trader Tardigrade emphasized, in an X post, DOGE’s tendency to establish support at prior swing highs, as seen in a 3-day chart.
Starting from late 2023, Dogecoin broke through the $0.098 resistance before retracing and validating that level as support in early 2024. This pattern continued in July 2024, where a swing high near $0.145 later acted as support in April 2025.
Specifically, Tardigrade’s chart pointed to February 2025, when DOGE reached a swing high of $0.29 before undergoing a steep correction. Notably, the asset returned to the $0.145 support level, consistent with earlier structural behavior.
The analyst’s chart also showed that each time DOGE revisited such supports, it produced higher highs leading into new rallies. Following this completed pullback, the next projected resistance sits above $0.23, with a potential move toward $0.80 before another correction. Reaching this level should take Dogecoin above its previous all-time high of $0.73.
🔸 Active Addresses Are Growing
Reinforcing these technical indicators, data from IntoTheBlock showed a sharp increase in Dogecoin’s network activity. Over the past week, new addresses climbed by 102.40%, while active addresses rose by 111.32%.
Zero balance addresses surged by 155.42%. This spike suggests increased user engagement and transactional interest.