Dogecoin Weekly RSI Approaches MA Line, Potential for New ATH

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Crypto analyst Master Kenobi provided insights into Dogecoin's price action, indicating that the meme coin is nearing the moving average (MA) line, potentially leading to a new all-time high (ATH).

Dogecoin Eyes ATH As Weekly RSI Approaches The MA Line

In an X post, Master Kenobi noted that Dogecoin’s weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI) is approaching the MA, which is a critical level for confirming upward movement. Clearing these barriers could position the current ATH of $0.74 as the next target for Dogecoin.

Master Kenobi also mentioned that DOGE has had a solid week but is unlikely to close in the ATH zone. He highlighted resistance at the upper green trendline on his chart, following a successful test of the lower green trendline two weeks prior.

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From a fundamentals perspective, he suggested that Donald Trump’s reinstatement could act as a significant catalyst for Dogecoin to reach its ATH.

Analyst Kevin Capital outlined further conditions for Dogecoin to surpass its ATH: breaking the macro golden pocket at $0.49, the Fib .703 level at $0.53, and exceeding $0.59. A clear break above $0.59 would facilitate a new ATH for Dogecoin.

DOGE Ready For Next Leg Up

Dogecoin appears primed for the next leg of its bull run. Analyst Trader Tardigrade reported a MACD bullish crossover on the daily chart, noting that previous crossovers led to significant price increases, such as a rise from $0.11 to $0.43.

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He suggested that Dogecoin could experience a similar rally, with potential to reach the psychological $1 level. Trader Tardigrade also indicated that Dogecoin has entered distribution in the “Power of Three” (PO3) pattern, making $1 a reasonable target. Master Kenobi recently predicted that Dogecoin might surge to $1.2 if it breaks its ATH by the end of January.

Currently, Dogecoin is trading at approximately $0.38, reflecting over a 15% increase in the last 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap.

Dogecoin price chart from Tradingview.com

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Authors credited by the source: Scott Matherson

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