Dogecoin Eyes $11.71 as Historic Cycle Hints at Explosive 2025 Rally
- Dogecoin may reach $11.71 by late 2025, following a four-year price cycle, says analyst.
- April 2025 could be a key breakout point, based on past patterns from 2017 and 2021.
- Large investors bought 200M DOGE recently, showing confidence in an upcoming price surge.
Dogecoin ($DOGE) might be gearing up for another major price rally, according to an analysis by Dogecapital. The analyst’s long-term chart indicates that Doge follows a predictable four-year cycle, mirroring its massive price spikes in 2017 and 2021. If history repeats, the price could surge to $11.71 by late 2025.
The analysis points to specific accumulation zones—marked by green and red curved lines—where past breakouts have started. DOGE is now exiting this phase, suggesting a potential rally. In previous cycles, Dogecoin skyrocketed from $0.00023 to $0.00851 in 2017 and from $0.00460 to $0.17064 in 2021, a roughly 37x increase. If the pattern holds, a similar jump could be on the horizon.
Will April Spark Dogecoin Breakout?
Timing has been remarkably consistent in past breakouts. Key turning points happened on April 1, 2017, and January 1, 2021—both in the fourth year of their respective cycles. If this pattern continues, April 2025 could be the next launch point. However, while history provides clues, the exact timing remains uncertain.
“I expect this upward movement to potentially begin as early as next month,” the analyst noted. “However, this doesn’t guarantee an immediate surge at the beginning of the month—the probability of a strong move upward should gradually increase over time.”
Notably, each past cycle saw DOGE closing the year at 37 times its opening price. If that trend continues, Dogecoin could end 2025 around $11.71, though that may not be its peak. Analyst Dogecapital believes institutional interest, global adoption, and technological advancements could push the price even higher this time.
Whale Activity Signals Growing Optimism
Adding to the bullish outlook, large investors, or “whales,” have been accumulating Dogecoin in anticipation of a rally. Analyst Ali Martinez highlighted in a March 26 X post that wallets holding between 1 million and 10 million DOGE have collectively acquired over 200 million tokens in the past two weeks. This accumulation coincided with a price dip from $0.22 to $0.15.
Despite recent volatility, these large holders now control 10.5 billion DOGE, showing strong confidence in the asset. This buying pressure from mid-tier whales may fuel renewed momentum, potentially pushing Dogecoin higher.
At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.1710, down 3.11% over the past 24 hours, with trading volume dropping over 16% to $1.08 billion. As accumulation continues and historical patterns point to another rally, all eyes are on April 2025 to see whether Dogecoin will once again defy expectations.
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