Dogecoin’s comeback is inching closer?

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Listen, picture Dogecoin like that office mate who’s been quiet all day, maybe napping at their desk, but suddenly perks up with a mischievous grin.

That’s Doge right now, slowly waking up, inching back from $0.19, making traders sit up and take notice. If this energy sticks, experts say we could be eyeballing a jump to $0.35.

Less supply, more demand?

The good news is that it’s not just some random chart magic. Underneath, Dogecoin’s pulse is clearly speeding up.

On-chain data shows more dogecoin wallets doing their thing, more active addresses now than late June.

People are trading, holding, living the Dogecoin life again. It’s like your office water cooler suddenly buzzing with gossip after a dull morning.

That uptick in wallet moves? Historically, a sign Doge’s gearing for one of those crazy runs it’s known for. Such rally.

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Now, here’s something that’ll make you sit up a bit. Dogecoin holders have hit nearly 7.96 million, the highest since early 2025.

What does that mean? Simple. More people holding tight means less Doge flooding the exchanges. Less supply, more demand. The classic recipe for a price rise, plain and juicy.

Dogecoin to $1.16?

Even when prices dip, holders ain’t running at all. That kind of steady confidence? It’s powerful currency, especially when fresh buyers jump in, cautiously optimistic.

Now, for the gossip, over on X, analyst Maher is throwing down some bold predictions. Dogecoin could hit $0.77, maybe even $1.16 by September.

Sounds like big talk? Maybe. But Maher’s got a chart, comparing today’s vibes to a similar pattern from last year’s March to December rally, which ended with a quite sharp breakout.

He’s watching key resistance levels at $0.25, $0.77, and that $1.16 magic number, points that have historically played hardball during cycle highs.

Bullish dreams

Breaking down the technicals, experts say Dogecoin’s sitting just around that $0.19 spot, near the 0.382 Fibonacci level.

Push past $0.207, and suddenly the $0.244 and then $0.351 levels come into view, that 1.618 Fibonacci extension is where the bulls want to plant their flag.

But beware, if Doge slips under $0.183, or worse, $0.175, that bullish dream could evaporate pretty fast.


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