At the same time, he highlighted several key resistance levels that stand out. The first major target is $0.47, which could be reached within a month.
A retest of the all-time high near $0.74 would follow, with the next milestone at $1.166, a critical resistance level that could shape the trajectory of this cycle.
If bullish momentum mirrors past market extensions, Dogecoin could break into new territory, with the analyst identifying Fibonacci extension targets at $1.85 and $2.55.
On the fundamental side, potential institutional interest could further fuel growth. In this case, Grayscale Investments has filed with the SEC to convert its Dogecoin Trust into a full-fledged exchange-traded fund (ETF), to be listed on NYSE Arca.
If approved, the fund would give retail and institutional investors regulated exposure to Dogecoin without the need for crypto exchanges or wallets.
The filing puts Grayscale in competition with Bitwise, Rex Shares, Osprey Funds, and 21Shares, all aiming to launch the first U.S.-regulated Dogecoin ETF. Decision deadlines for these applications extend from October 2025 through early 2026.
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DOGE’s key resistance levels to watch
At the same time, he highlighted several key resistance levels that stand out. The first major target is $0.47, which could be reached within a month.
A retest of the all-time high near $0.74 would follow, with the next milestone at $1.166, a critical resistance level that could shape the trajectory of this cycle.
If bullish momentum mirrors past market extensions, Dogecoin could break into new territory, with the analyst identifying Fibonacci extension targets at $1.85 and $2.55.
On the fundamental side, potential institutional interest could further fuel growth. In this case, Grayscale Investments has filed with the SEC to convert its Dogecoin Trust into a full-fledged exchange-traded fund (ETF), to be listed on NYSE Arca.
If approved, the fund would give retail and institutional investors regulated exposure to Dogecoin without the need for crypto exchanges or wallets.
The filing puts Grayscale in competition with Bitwise, Rex Shares, Osprey Funds, and 21Shares, all aiming to launch the first U.S.-regulated Dogecoin ETF. Decision deadlines for these applications extend from October 2025 through early 2026.