When Will Dogecoin $1?

Vision Pulsed points to Dogecoin's diagonal resistance line from early 2024 and says, “We broke the downtrend—no matter how you draw it, it's broken.” That decline was one of five “layers of hell,” a play on stacking Fibonacci retracements and moving-average caps that have stifled rallies since the 2021 top. He says three strata are “green,” and the fourth—the 0.618 retracement—has paused price activity.

VisionPulsed notes that every important trend break in this cycle has been followed by a retreat that “back-tests” resistance as support. He recalls two Bitcoin occurrences when the market circled back 50–60 days to kiss the trendline before rising.

His argument centers on Bitcoin's breakout, which he argues is further advanced than Dogecoin. Vision Pulsed considers $94,000 the final bearish obstacle for Bitcoin, when the 0.618 retracement and horizontal shelf merge. He says, “This $94,000 range is basically the last resistance before it’s full-blown bull-market bullish.” His graphic suggests an air-pocket advance to $100,000 and $128,000 if Bitcoin breaks that barrier, lifting Dogecoin with it.

A rejection at $94,000 and a return to the broken trend would stabilize the market and continue Doge coin's downward move. The analyst claims to have “learned [his] lesson saying things have to happen,” seeing levels as conditional road markers rather than certainties.

Overlaying macro linkages, the analyst watches the euro-dollar pair, which he says has foretold local Bitcoin peaks this cycle. Past history predicts a near-term crypto high if the euro rolls over and Bitcoin reaches mid-$90,000. He refuses to predict a final peak, stating, “We’ll worry about that when the time comes.”

Vision Pulsed predicts a calm consolidation through late April and May, a trendline retest, and a decision point at Bitcoin $94,000. Only when that obstacle is switched into support, he believes Dogecoin can test the psychological one-dollar milestone. #DOGE #BTCvsMarkets #TrumpVsPowell