Additionally, the rapid increase suggests that if Dogecoin can remain steady around or above the 50-day MA, its price should see a significant bullish trend continuation, providing a strong foundation for even higher prices. Dogecoin Enters Distribution Phase, $9.5 Target In Sight In a different X post, Trader Tardigrade, a prominent crypto market expert, declared that Dogecoin has officially entered the Distribution phase in the classic Power of Three (PO3) market cycle.
While the distribution phase could be seen as the end of a bull rally characterized by sell-offs and slow momentum, Trader Tardigrade believes that this phase could be calm before a massive price surge. The analyst shared two price charts comparing Dogecoin’s movements during the bull cycle between 2016 and 2017 and its future price action in 2024 and 2025.
In the 2017 bull market, Dogecoin entered a distribution phase, which led to a significant bull rally to new levels above $0.00066. If this trend holds true for Dogecoin’s current distribution phase, Trader Tardigrade has predicted that its price could surge as high as $9.5 from its current value of $0.4.
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