Benzinga - The cryptocurrency markets have seen better days as prices continue to decline. Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) is now trading at levels last seen in March, despite recent reports of a potential shift in macroeconomic trends that could benefit cryptocurrencies.

What Happened: According to the independent analyst VisionPulsed, Dogecoin is changing hands near $0.198 on Wednesday afternoon in Europe, almost 20 % below its late-March high yet still clinging to an eleven-month up-trend that now converges with a formidable technical inflection.

Speaking in a 10 June video, the analyst told viewers he had been "making the case that the first two weeks of June should be when we start moving up—if we're bullish. He conceded that "there is a chance the move has started" after Dogecoin closed a two-day candle back above the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement drawn from the December 2024 swing high.

The backdrop VisionPulsed describes is notably risk-on. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is hovering around $109,500, roughly 3% shy of its all-time high, while Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) has punched out a fresh twelve-month high above $2,790. In equities, the S&P Small-Cap 600—an index the analyst referenced when he quipped that "the S&P broke 600 yesterday"—posted its strongest five-day advance since March, a move the analyst interprets as validation of a global-liquidity gauge Global M2.

Hash-ribbon signals on Bitcoin flipped positive two weeks ago, the analyst noted, historically an early marker of revived demand for risk assets. "Bitcoin at 110K says we should go up. Ethereum breaking out says we should go up. If we still don't go up… just pick a different investment choice."

Central to VisionPulsed's thesis is a 70-day cyclical window counted from Dogecoin's April 1 local low. "We're approaching that 70-day mark.… It is now the time for it to be bullish," he said, warning that failure to rally before mid-June would all but invalidate the setup.

Yet the analyst concedes that Dogecoin's fate is tethered to the ETH/BTC pair and to Bitcoin dominance, which has remained stubbornly elevated: "When the ETH-BTC move does occur, that's going to be when the dominance falls and we need the dominance to fall because that's when Dogecoin goes to the moon." Until that rotation happens, any up-ticks in DOGE may remain prone to stalling beneath long-term resistance.

VisionPulsed identifies three price milestones that will decide sentiment. A daily close above $0.23 would constitute the first clear break of the descending trend-line in place since December, while $0.30—the 0.618 retracement of the entire 2021–2024 bear market—marks the level at which, he says, "people will start talking about Dogecoin at your summer camp… it's going to be euphoric." Should time drag on, he allows that the trigger could slide to $0.27, but the message is stark: "If we just shoot up, it's still $0.30. If we take longer, it could be lower, but it's the same concept."

With Bitcoin firm above six figures, Ethereum printing new local highs, and global liquidity gauges flashing green, the stage is set for an upside resolution. Whether Dogecoin can convert that macro tail-wind into a decisive break above $0.23—and ignite the $0.30 euphoria line—will become evident within the next fortnight.

At press time, DOGE traded at $0.197.