A well known analyst told to keep holding Doge and aim for a price of one dollar, stirring up talk about whether that goal is realistic in 2025. The claim mixes hype, big wallet buying and the chance that large funds will join in, touching everyone who owns, trades or stores DOGE.
The bullish case rests on three points: famous people talking it up, whales stacking coins and the hope that a regulated fund will appear. History shows that when tech celebrities tweet, small buyers rush back in and the price spikes. On-chain data show multi-million-DOGE transfers into a few large addresses, with one batch holding about thirty million coins, underscoring accumulation by bigger players.
A Dogecoin ETF in 2025 is given a 68% chance in the report, which would let pension funds and similar players buy in. Charts flag $0.40 as the next big ceiling, and a clean break above that level could set off panic buying from people who fear being left behind.
Bullish drivers and market setup
Dogecoin prints five billion new coins every year and has no cap, meaning sellers can always have more supply to offer. Price momentum looks tired, and a “death cross” on the chart warns of a drop that could pressure recent gains. High swings, a casino-like reputation and tighter rules add to the danger of sudden crashes, tempering the optimistic outlook.
Reaching $1 in 2025 is up in the air and would only happen if a rare set of factors align. The range covered by the analysis ranges from a moderate scenario of $0.73 to a highly exaggerated one of $1.58 or even $2.28, always subject to external catalysts.
The report ends on the fence: one dollar is reachable only if stars align. The price band runs from a mild $0.73 up to a moon shot $2.28, but every figure depends on outside sparks. Watch for steady trade above $0.40 on rising volume while coins leave exchanges; if that happens, the next leg higher could begin.
