Dogecoin is still trading below $0.10, but there's still the question of just how far it can go if it plays out a breakout structure. A price target of $0.6533 is on the table for Dogecoin, and if that level breaks, analyst Javon Marks says $1.25111 comes into play next, which would mark an all-time high for the meme coin. Long-Term Breakout Still Keeping The Bullish Structure Alive The main feature on Marks’ chart is a multi-year breakout from a descending resistance line that had stopped Dogecoin's price advances since its previous top in 2021. That trendline, which is drawn from the May 2021 peak through later lower highs, acted as a resistance for a long period before price finally broke through in early 2025 and began forming a new structure. The technical chart from Marks also references a sequence of higher highs and higher lows after that breakout, which shows the current trend dominated by Dogecoin. Even though the asset has since retraced below $0.10, the outlook is that the bigger breakout is still in play. In other words, the recent weakness has not yet erased the larger technical change that took place when Dogecoin pushed above that long-standing resistance. Marks also pointed to a regular bullish divergence on the MACD, and that is where the shorter-term optimism comes from. As shown in the lower part of the chart below, the momentum indicator has been forming a rising structure even as price pressed lower in 2026. That kind of divergence typically means that the downside momentum is weakening, although the price action has not fully reflected that. How High Dogecoin Can Go From Here According to Marks, the current setup is pointing to a reversal and the continuation of a 581% breakout run. This 581% projection clarifies just how significant the projected move would be relative to the current price around $0.09. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.0952, but the first breakout target is at $0.6533. A move to $0.6533 would represent a gain of more than 585% from the current price, and this would place Dogecoin in sight of trading at new price highs. That target is not being presented as the end of the story either. Marks says a break above $0.6533 would bring $1.25111 into play. The chart visually highlights both levels, treating the first as the main breakout objective and the second as the next expansion target if bullish continuation strengthens further. Interestingly, that target of $0.6533 is not the end of the story. According to Marks, a break above $0.6533 would inevitably see Dogecoin break above $1 and bring a peak price of $1.25111 into target. The chart projects that move into late 2026 to mid-2027, with the annotated gain from current levels registering at approximately 421%.

Bitcoin (BTC) is showing early signs of a prolonged decline after peaking in October 2025. Historical patterns highlighted by a crypto analyst suggest that the world’s largest cryptocurrency has not yet reached its macro bear market bottom, despite recent major declines. Analysis of historical patterns from past cycles suggests the current market crash may persist for many more months, and the analyst urges investors and traders to adjust their expectations accordingly. Bitcoin Historical Correlation Points To Further Crash Crypto market expert Greeny shared a new technical analysis on X, noting that Bitcoin has consistently followed a pattern of peaks and bottoms across every major cycle over the past decade. Historical data from the analyst’s chart shows that from 2013 to 2015, Bitcoin took roughly 410 days to reach a low. Similarly, the 2017 to 2018 cycle lasted about 363 days, while the decline from the 2021 peak extended around 376 days. The average across these three cycles is approximately 383 days, roughly over a year. In this cycle, the analyst notes that the market is about five months past its October peak, suggesting that the current downtrend is far from over. Greeny has also noted that historical drawdowns during past cycles have been severe. In 2011, Bitcoin crashed by a whopping 93% before hitting a bottom. Later in 2015, the cryptocurrency fell from its peak, marking an 85% slump, while it dropped by 77% again in 2022 following the 2021 bull market rally. According to the analyst, Bitcoin is currently trading 42% below its all-time high of over $126,000 in this cycle, further reinforcing his belief that the market still has significant room for more losses. While Greeny acknowledged that institutional demand may prevent a crash as deep as previous cycles, he believes the timing of this bear market’s bottom is consistent with historical trends. Beyond bear market durations and crash depths, Greeny also highlighted Bitcoin’s post-decline accumulation phases for each cycle. He noted that in 2015, Bitcoin spent 15 months trading sideways before a new uptrend emerged. Similarly, both 2018 and 2022 saw roughly 18 months of choppy trading before a market shift occurred. Greeny strongly believes that the current market cycle is mirroring historical patterns. He expects the ongoing market crash to continue, with a meaningful accumulation phase still a long time off. This further supports the view that Bitcoin remains in the early stages of its bear market. What To Expect In The Current Market Cycle Greeny suggested that the average macro bear market bottom has historically appeared around 363 days after its cycle peak, placing a potential bottom near late 2026 or beyond. He explained that while Bitcoin has already started its price dump, its broader weakness is still ongoing. The analyst warned that traders hoping for a quick “V-recovery” may be disappointed, as such rebounds have never occurred in Bitcoin’s history. He added that after BTC reaches a price floor, its accumulation phase is expected to last 12 to 16 months before any trend shift is confirmed. Greeny noted that the recent sharp drop in February may slightly shorten this phase, but a full trend shift is unlikely before 2027.