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DOGE Sets a Path Toward $0.73905 As 311% Rally Structure Forms Again
Dogecoin shows a clear rising structure built from higher lows that match earlier cycles seen on the long chart.
The pattern forms in three stages with each stage showing a sharp expansion followed by a tight pullback zone.
The final target sits near $0.73905 and lines up with a 311 percent structure based on the earlier measured moves.
Dogecoin shows a clear rising structure built on higher lows as the asset moves toward a target placed at $0.73905 and the long term chart outlines a possible move of about 311 percent which depends on the pattern holding steady across the current phase.
DOGE Forms a Consistent Three Stage Structure
The chart presents three major cycles that share similar shapes. Each cycle starts with a wedge shaped base. Price then moves sharply upward. After that move the chart shows a pullback phase. This pullback creates a higher low. The pattern repeats through all three cycles. The current structure matches the earlier ones almost perfectly.
The first cycle shows a wedge near the left side of the chart. DOGE then moves sharply upward into a marked target zone. A pullback forms a higher low. The second cycle follows the same layout. The measured move equals the first cycle’s length. This makes the pattern easy to compare.
The current cycle now builds the same wedge. The chart marks this area as HLJ. Price holds above this level. Above the pattern sits a target at $0.73905. This level matches the projected expansion from the earlier cycles. The upward arrow marks the expected direction if the pattern holds.
Measured Moves Suggest a 311 Percent Projection
One label shows an earlier move of 274.85 percent. Another shows a move of 273.68 percent. The new projected move shows 311 percent. These moves all come from identical structural repeats. Traders watching the chart compare the three measured moves to understand possible momentum.
The chart places exact figures near each measured segment. The numbers match closely. This creates a clear visual link between past cycles and the current setup. DOGE rises in strong vertical legs once the wedge patterns break. The same break is now shown on the right side of the chart.
If this pattern repeats, then the structure points toward the same type of move. That is why the target is set at $0.73905. The chart shows no extra signals beyond the structural match. Each leg shows clean upward momentum followed by a compression period that builds pressure for the next expansion phase.
Current Higher Lows Point Toward the Same Break Zone
The chart highlights the phrase “As these higher lows hold for DOGE” in the text. The higher lows form the base of the new cycle. The stability of these lows is the key feature. The chart shows the price moving sideways after forming HLJ. This sideways action often appears before breakouts in this kind of structure.
With the chart presenting such a clear formation, the next question becomes central for traders who follow cycle-based patterns: Can DOGE maintain its higher lows long enough to complete the same expansion that created the previous two strong moves?
The answer depends entirely on the structural hold. The chart does not show added indicators or external variables. It only shows repeated wedges, measured moves, and target zones. Dogecoin remains above the marked higher lows. The chart shows the potential path with a green curve pointing upward. This curve marks the possible direction if the pattern continues to follow the earlier cycles.