- DOGE trades around $0.1489 with softer volume but still shows 7% weekly gains.
- Analysts highlight a strong weekly demand zone and $0.205 as the first bullish trigger.
- 2025 forecasts remain mixed, ranging from $0.17 to $0.33+, depending on market sentiment.
Dogecoin is trading around $0.1489 at the moment, slipping about 1.58% over the past 24 hours. Trading volume also fell sharply, down 33.74% to roughly $779 million, showing a clear cooldown in short-term activity. Even so, DOGE still sits more than 7% higher than it was just a week ago — a quiet but steady climb that’s kept traders paying attention, even through the chop.
The coin’s massive community base and its habit of sudden, sometimes chaotic bursts of activity continue to pull in both speculators and longer-term believers. Daily volatility hasn’t gone anywhere, but several analysts argue that the current structure could offer decent entry points for anyone eyeing short-term upside, assuming momentum doesn’t fade completely.
Weekly demand zone still holding firm
Crypto analyst TurboBullCapital highlighted that DOGE is sitting right on top of a strong weekly demand zone, which also aligns neatly with the 200-day moving average. This combination tends to act like a safety net for price — or at least a place where buyers show up to keep things from sliding too far.
According to the analyst, an initial move toward $0.205 would be the first sign that bullish momentum is returning. If DOGE manages to reclaim that level convincingly, the next upside target sits near $0.27, which marked a previous reaction area.
Some traders continue floating the long-standing dream of Dogecoin pushing toward $1, but for now, the market seems focused on these mid-range steps. Sustained buying pressure — and honestly, overall crypto sentiment — will decide whether DOGE gets the fuel it needs to attempt a bigger run.
DOGE price projections heading into 2025
Forecasts for Dogecoin’s performance in 2025 remain mixed, which is pretty typical for this asset. DigitalCoinPrice has a more optimistic take, projecting DOGE could break above $0.33 by year-end and maybe even make a run at its old $0.74 all-time high.
Changelly, however, leans conservative — estimating a minimum of $0.17, a max of $0.18, and an average around $0.189 for 2025. They expect November alone to fall in an extremely narrow range between $0.146–$0.148, with tiny average returns near -1.3%. Not exactly moon-shot material.
These conflicting outlooks reflect the broader debate around Dogecoin’s long-term direction. Some analysts see room for a breakout if momentum returns across the market; others expect DOGE to keep drifting inside a modest trading zone, waiting for the next major catalyst.
