Top Analyst Reveals What’s Withholding Dogecoin Price Rally

Dogecoin (DOGE) price has struggled to gain significant upward momentum despite high expectations for 2025. Analysts are examining the factors preventing the cryptocurrency from breaking key resistance levels and initiating a new bull run.

Several factors are hindering a major Dogecoin price rally, according to market experts.

Dogecoin Price Faces Resistance at Critical Levels

A significant obstacle to further Dogecoin price rallies is its apparent stagnation at key resistance levels. Analysts have identified $0.18 and $0.21 as pivotal levels for the meme coin. Sustained price action above these levels could signal a further rally. However, despite repeated attempts, Dogecoin has failed to maintain a consistent price above these points.

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Trader Tardigrade suggests that these resistance levels could fuel a substantial bull run if DOGE successfully breaks through them. The trader noted that a "massive surge can be expected" if Dogecoin falls below $0.18 and $0.21. However, the chart shows Dogecoin's inability to sustain price movements beyond these levels, raising concerns among market participants.

Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) Realized Price Distribution

Another factor impacting Dogecoin's price surge is its supply distribution. The UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) Realized Price Distribution (URPD) chart reveals the transaction history of Dogecoin at various price points.

The chart shows a significant concentration of Dogecoin's supply around $0.07394252, indicating substantial accumulation at this price point.

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This concentration represents strong investor interest. Data shows that 20.38% of the total Dogecoin supply, or over 30 billion DOGE, was transacted at $0.07394252. On the resistance side, the next key level is at $0.20008666, where 10.45 billion DOGE (7.04%) were last realized. This proximity to the $0.20 psychological barrier often attracts trader activity. If Dogecoin approaches this level, holders who purchased at higher prices might seek to exit at breakeven, potentially increasing selling pressure. Analysts consider this a crucial area to monitor during any future rally attempts.

Dogecoin’s Bearish Q1 2025 Performance

Despite optimistic outlooks, Dogecoin experienced a poor start to 2025. Data from Cryptorank indicates Dogecoin is on track for its most bearish first quarter in seven years, with a 46% drop. This contrasts sharply with previous years, where the cryptocurrency saw significant Q1 gains.

In 2024, Dogecoin saw a remarkable 147% gain, but 2025's first quarter has been disappointing. January ended with a modest 4% gain, while February saw a 38.5% decline. March continued the losses, with a 17.5% drop. Experts suggest this bearish trend might mirror 2018's performance, where Dogecoin experienced Q1 losses but recovered later in the year. However, given the current performance, analysts aren't ruling out further Q2 losses.

DOGE Historical Cycles and Market Sentiment

Analyzing past Dogecoin price fluctuations, some analysts suggest a potential rally. Crypto analyst DimaPotts36 analyzed Dogecoin's performance in the fourth year of previous cycles (2017 and 2021).

In both instances, Dogecoin saw significantly higher gains in the second half of the year, despite poor first-quarter performances.

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This historical pattern suggests Dogecoin might follow a similar trajectory in 2025. If this trend continues, Dogecoin could see significant improvement by year-end. Potts36 predicts a Dogecoin price of $11.71 by year-end, based on this cyclical analysis.

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