Dogecoin is once again capturing market attention as its current chart structure begins to mirror the early stages of previous explosive bull runs. According to crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade, DOGE has just executed a classic fake-breakdown and reclaim of a critical support level — a pattern that historically preceded parabolic rallies in 2017 and 2020.
The maneuver, where price momentarily dips below a vital floor before quickly recovering, was followed by a 29,000% surge in 2017 and a 16,000% rally in 2020. Now, in 2026, Dogecoin has defended and reclaimed the same key support zone, aligning with the identical setup that sparked the asset’s largest historical moves.
Further reinforcing the bullish outlook, analyst Nehal notes that Dogecoin is repeating the structural rhythm seen after the August 2024 bottom. Since the February 2026 low, DOGE has printed four consecutive bullish weekly candles and is currently in its second week of red consolidation — mirroring the precise sequence that led to a major breakout previously. Two scenarios favor the bulls: either a red weekly close near the open before a resumed uptrend, or an immediate flip green to accelerate gains.
On the monthly timeframe, DOGE is trading near $0.1026, with the $0.10 level acting as both psychological support and a technical decision zone. The chart shows a broad accumulation base reminiscent of the 2015–2017 and 2019–2020 phases. Resistance is stacked at $0.115–$0.12, with a stronger barrier between $0.14–$0.15; a breakout above that could open the door to $0.20–$0.25.
Technical indicators advise caution, however. The MACD remains mildly bearish, and the RSI sits near 44, below its moving average of 54 — signaling that buyers have not yet regained full control. A failure to hold $0.10 could expose lower supports at $0.085–$0.09, or even $0.07–$0.075. Nevertheless, analysts emphasize that as long as accumulation holds and the pattern completes, Dogecoin may be gearing up for another historic rally.
