Dogecoin (DOGE), $15 Ultra-Bullish Theory Scrapped...New Target is '$1'

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With Dogecoin's (DOGE) $15 forecast invalidated, a new upward target of $1 has been suggested.

According to Benzinga on September 2 (local time), crypto analyst Ali Martinez retracted his previous $15 forecast for Dogecoin. The previous forecast was based on a multi-year ascending parallel channel. Dogecoin previously reached the bottom of the channel and subsequently surged by 9,221% in 2017 and 30,694% in 2020. Martinez explained that these price levels historically served as strong buying opportunities.

In February, when Dogecoin returned to the bottom of the same channel, Martinez anticipated another significant surge. At the time, he set a target price of $15. However, the premise collapsed as the price later broke below the channel's bottom. He stated, “the market evolves,” indicating that the technical basis supporting the $15 forecast had disappeared.

Instead of $15, $1 was mentioned as a new potential price level. Dogecoin has never surpassed $1 to date. The original $15 target would have required an approximately 18,343% increase from the price at that time. Martinez presented the possibility of $1 to investors who expressed disappointment over the retraction of the previous forecast.

In the derivatives market, investor interest has risen again. According to Coinglass, Dogecoin futures open interest increased by 16.50% over the past month. In contrast, Dogecoin has fallen by about 30% this year. TradingView's Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator showed a sell signal. The Bull/Bear Power indicator and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) remained neutral.

[Article Key Summary]

-Ali Martinez retracted his $15 forecast for Dogecoin as the long-term ascending parallel channel broke down.

-Dogecoin previously recorded increases of 9,221% in 2017 and 30,694% in 2020 during rebounds from the channel's bottom.

-While $1 is mentioned as a new potential price level, futures open interest increased by 16.50% in a month.

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