Dogecoin News Today: Dogecoin Faces Hurdles to $1 as Ethereum, Bitcoin Halving, and Liquidity Align

Dogecoin’s potential journey to $1 remains highly speculative and dependent on a precise alignment of market conditions, according to VisionPulsed, a crypto market observer. His recent analysis highlights that while short-term volatility is likely, a sustained move toward the dollar mark is far from guaranteed without broader macroeconomic and cross-asset support [1].

A key prerequisite outlined by VisionPulsed is Ethereum’s performance. The token has recently pushed past the $4,000 level but remains constrained by two significant resistance points: the May 2021 high and the overall 2021 all-time high. He argues that Ethereum must decisively break through these levels to confirm a new bull market. Until this occurs, altcoins like Dogecoin remain in a consolidation phase, with no clear momentum toward a broad rally [1].

In addition, VisionPulsed emphasized the importance of the Bitcoin halving cycle. He pointed to the historical pattern of a 486-day window following a halving event—projected to reach August 18, 2025 in this cycle—as a potential timeframe for a significant market shift. While this does not guarantee a rally, it provides a context in which a final bull market surge could occur [1]. However, he stressed that past patterns do not ensure future outcomes and that market conditions must evolve in a supportive manner.

Global liquidity, as measured through M2 money supply, is another factor that VisionPulsed identified as potentially favorable. M2 expansion currently suggests a positive environment for risk assets, including crypto. Yet, he cautioned that this relationship is not absolute, noting that M2 has historically continued to rise even during bear markets. Therefore, while supportive, it is not a standalone indicator for a Dogecoin rally [1].

On the price chart, Dogecoin has shown choppy action, with a recent topping-tail candle signaling caution among analysts. VisionPulsed highlighted this as a sign of premature buying and potential reversal, contrasting it with the kind of sustained move that would indicate a genuine uptrend. He acknowledged the possibility of short-term swings pushing the coin back toward 30 cents but reframed these as range-bound trading opportunities rather than trend confirmations [1].

At press time, Dogecoin traded at $0.22, having previously dropped 16.7% to $0.20 [2]. While some analysts have pointed to bullish technical setups for the token [3], VisionPulsed’s take remains grounded in the necessity of broader market coordination—particularly in Ethereum, Bitcoin halving timing, and global liquidity—to make a $1 target plausible.

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