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The long-term goal for Dogecoin has been reassessed—a crypto analysis report indicates that during this cycle, Dogecoin's top could potentially break through $10, while in the long run, $33.25 is considered a reasonable target in the eyes of institutions, with some extreme predictions even reaching $100.

This forecast is not based on mere speculation. It is supported by a technical pattern that has remained unbroken for over a decade—the Fibonacci extension structure. Dogecoin's monthly chart perfectly aligns with this pattern, with the tops of the previous two bull markets precisely hitting the 4.236 extension level. The current trend is still following this rhythm. If this structure continues to hold, institutions expect Dogecoin to reach around $33.25 by 2028. As for $100? As long as the upper boundary of the upward channel is effectively broken, it technically becomes not impossible. Currently, Dogecoin's all-time high is only $0.74.

Some may ask: If Dogecoin rises to $33, its market cap would exceed $5.6 trillion. Is that realistic? The institutions' answer is straightforward— the crypto market has never been driven solely by market cap logic. The example of Shiba Inu in 2021 is there: it has little fundamental support but still surged wildly, round after round. What truly influences the trend are sentiment and structure. As long as the Fibonacci rhythm remains unbroken, this trend remains valid.

Right now, Dogecoin's price fluctuates around $0.14. It may seem somewhat volatile in the short term, but from a longer cycle perspective, institutions see this as just an early phase within a long-term upward trajectory.

The question is: Do you believe Dogecoin can reach $33? Or do you think these predictions are just tricks used by institutions to attract attention?

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DegenMcsleepless

· 8h ago

Fibonacci is here again. Every time, they say it hasn't been broken before, but then it gets broken in the next cycle. Dogecoin $33? Alright, I’ll bet on it. Anyway, it’s only a two-digit loss. $0.14 is fluctuating. This is what they call the "early range." Ah, it sounds very comfortable.

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PaperHandSister

· 8h ago

Fibonacci is back again, claiming there's a pattern every time, but in the end, it's all about luck... However, if $33 really comes, I'll just go all in and relax. Just hold on tight now. The Shiba Inu wave was indeed crazy; it took off without any fundamentals, so maybe dogs really can do it? Anyway, it's all about betting on emotions. 0.14 at this position is still early; let's see the trend before 2028, maybe there will be some surprises. A market cap of 5.6 trillion sounds pretty outrageous, but when has the crypto world ever been about logic...

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AllInAlice

· 8h ago

Fibonacci is back again. Every time, they say it hasn't been broken before. But what about now? Anyway, I don't expect DOGE to reach 33 this round, but hitting 10 dollars is still possible. --- The Shiba Inu coin lesson is right here. They say it has no fundamentals but still skyrocketed... But DOGE is really different. Elon Musk is still playing with it. --- A $33 market cap of 5.6 trillion? Easy to say, but it really feels like anything could happen when the market goes crazy. --- Currently, it's still oscillating at 0.14. If you really trust institutions, you'd be more aggressive at the bottom. Why is it still like this now? --- This wave is more reliable than the last one. At least the data is out. But I’ll wait and see.

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TestnetScholar

· 9h ago

Fibonacci is back again, claiming it has never been broken before. But what about now? I actually want to see if it can really reach 33... around 2028. But the Shiba Inu coin thing is really outrageous. Why is Dogecoin not possible?

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RetailTherapist

· 9h ago

Fibonacci is back again. Can it really break records this time? Honestly, I'm a bit tired. --- I still remember the crazy surge of Shiba Inu Coin, it was completely driven by emotion... So, a $33 Dogecoin isn't that far-fetched. --- From 0.74 to 33... I just want to ask, who will be the last to hold it in this round? --- Institutions say market cap logic doesn't matter, then it's just about who has more chips. --- Hesitating around 0.14, looking at these predictions, I always feel like I'm the one who will be the last to buy in. --- Fibonacci has never broken... this sounds so familiar, I said the same in 2021. --- If it really rises to 33, will retail investors still get a share? Haha. --- In 2028, huh, I have to wait 4 years... My mental defense is about to collapse.

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OnchainHolmes

· 9h ago

The Fibonacci system is indeed reliable, but $33... Honestly, it's a bit questionable. However, Shiba Inu coin's crazy surge without a clear reason definitely makes you wonder, so who can say it's impossible? --- $0.14 is still in the early range? Am I still timely to get in now? Looking for some peace of mind. --- A market cap of 5.6 trillion is indeed intimidating, but you know the crypto world’s storytelling skills all too well. --- Wait, when institutions say this, are they secretly accumulating at the lows? Think this through carefully. --- Just based on Fibonacci not being broken for over ten years, I think this logic deserves at least some attention. Whether you believe it or not, just keep watching. --- That $100 figure is a bit outrageous, but $33 doesn’t seem that exaggerated? Might as well try the middle ground. --- Both institutions and technical patterns are involved, but in the end, it all comes down to sentiment. Anyway, this cycle, Dogecoin definitely has a shot.

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