Is Dogecoin Doubling Up to $0.30? Here’s What the Metrics Say

• Dogecoin hovered above $0.15 with a neutral Relative Strength Index (RSI). 
• DOGE tacks on high correlation with Bitcoin, topping $2M in long liquidations.
• The $0.30 target for DOGE would take the OG meme coin back to 2021 levels.

Dogecoin (DOGE) is potentially drawing up a roadmap to $0.30, a price milestone unseen since September 5, 2021. Several popular crypto analysts marked $0.30 as the next target, as DOGE successfully shook off the selling pressure and gained 5% over the past seven days to reboot above $0.15.

However, the God Candle is yet to come, and Crypto Hunter noticed that DOGE at $0.30 is “in the blink of an eye once it gets moving,” while “Nothing will bring back normies like a massive green DOGE candle.” The crypto analyst refers to the rapid upswing in new DOGE wallets since the beginning of 2024.

Starting the year with 5.43 million addresses, Dogecoin’s community expanded further with 6.64 million wallets to date. The exponential network growth contributed towards a 106% price surge for DOGE in yearly terms, as the top dog maintains his TOP 10 status.

DOGE On-Chain Data Gives Mixed Signals

With 81% of DOGE custodians making a profit at this price, DOGE fairly capitalized on the historically high price correlation with Bitcoin (BTC). The two largest Proof of Work (PoW) consensus blockchains have inked triple-digit gains since last year, even though BTC outperformed DOGE by a margin with a 148% yearly return. 

As depicted in the graph below by cryptocurrency analyst World Of Charts, Dogecoin is on the verge of a breakout with an initial price target of $0.27 – $0.30 if the current support cluster is claimed. According to IntoTheBlock’s on-chain data, the current support bubble holds 11.58B DOGE in 212.9K addresses at a price range between $0.145 to $0.157. As of press time, the top dog crypto is changing hands at $0.1522.