- Dogecoin is flashing a bullish pattern that previously triggered gains of up to 440%, with analysts now eyeing a potential 560% surge to $0.95.
- Growing ETF interest from Nasdaq and Grayscale is adding fuel to the rally.
Dogecoin (DOGE), the internet’s favorite memecoin, is flashing familiar bullish signals — and traders are taking notice. Currently priced around $0.23, Dogecoin may be gearing up for a meteoric rise, with analysts eyeing a potential price target of $0.95, representing a jaw-dropping 560% rally.

Historic Patterns Repeating
Over the past 18 months, Dogecoin has followed a remarkably consistent pattern: it moves gradually within a downward channel before breaking out in spectacular fashion. These surges aren’t just speculative — they’ve already happened three times:
- First breakout: +90%
- Second breakout: +215%
- Third breakout: +440%
Each move has been bigger than the last. Now, chart analysts say a fourth breakout is forming. If history repeats itself, this next move could be the biggest yet.
According to crypto analysts at Bitcoinsensus, Dogecoin has again broken out of a descending channel — a classic bullish signal. Based on previous breakout magnitudes, the next leg up could take DOGE all the way to $0.95.
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ETF Buzz Fuels the Fire
While technical charts are looking bullish, there’s another major catalyst pushing Dogecoin into the spotlight: ETF excitement. Nasdaq recently filed with the SEC for approval of a 21Shares Dogecoin ETF, which would hold real DOGE, with Coinbase serving as custodian. Grayscale has also submitted its own application.
Even without approval, Dogecoin has already surged 48% in 2025. If the ETFs get the green light, analysts believe this could push prices above $0.50 — or even higher if the bull flag pattern plays out.
With a powerful blend of historical patterns and institutional interest, Dogecoin is setting up for what could be one of its most explosive moves yet. If momentum holds, a run toward $0.95 isn’t just possible — it may be inevitable.