- Dogecoin forms a symmetrical triangle, signaling a possible breakout after one final dip toward key support.
- Historical patterns point to another explosive rally as DOGE repeats its long-term accumulation and breakout cycle.
- Market cap volatility aligns with price compression, setting the stage for a decisive move in the coming sessions.
Dogecoin is coiling inside a tight symmetrical triangle. Technical patterns and market momentum are aligning.Analysts forecast one last dip before what could be DOGE’s next explosive move.
Triangle Formation Signals Tightening Price Action
Dogecoin’s price has remained trapped inside a symmetrical triangle since mid-July, according to data from Binance’s 4-hour chart shared by analyst Ali Martinez on X. The pattern shows clear lower highs and higher lows, reflecting growing indecision and tightening volatility. DOGE is currently trading around $0.2232, after dropping 4.11% in the last 24 hours, per CoinMarketCap.
Fibonacci retracement levels drawn from the $0.31401 high to $0.19093 low show key levels of interest. The 0.382 level at $0.22170 acts as immediate support, while 0.618 at $0.24314 continues to cap upward moves. The chart shows that DOGE has respected these levels consistently, bouncing off support and rejecting resistance.
Price action has remained compressed near the triangle’s apex, hinting that a strong move is approaching. The projected path on the chart points to a final dip toward $0.22170, followed by a rebound toward $0.28232. If momentum holds, DOGE could retest the 1.272 Fibonacci extension near $0.31401.
Long-Term Structure Mirrors Past Cycles
Analyst Javon Marks added insights by posting a long-term logarithmic chart dating back to 2014. The chart reveals recurring structures: impulse waves followed by descending consolidation channels. Each major breakout followed prolonged accumulation phases and resistance breakouts.
The first major ATH was at $0.00122, followed by another at $0.01877. Dogecoin then shot to its record high of $0.73903 in May 2021. The coin has been in another flag-like consolidation, forming higher lows as from 2022, indicating bullish structural support.
This recurring pattern supports the view that DOGE is nearing the end of another consolidation phase. Historical setups show similar breakouts occurring after such formations resolve.
Market Cap Shows High Volatility
Between August 18 and 25, Dogecoin’s market cap fluctuated sharply. It dropped from $33.8B to under $32B by August 20, then sharply rallied to nearly $36B on August 23, based on data tracked by Moneycontrol.
Following the spike, the market cap hovered around $35–36B, showing temporary stabilization. It eventually settled near $34.52B by August 25, confirming volatile trading activity. This price-volume behavior aligns with typical pre-breakout conditions.
