Dogecoin (DOGE) on Verge of Epic Breakout per This Analyst Prediction.

Dog-themed cryptocurrency Dogecoin (DOGE) may be on the verge of a major bullish breakout, according to a prediction by prominent crypto analyst Ali Martinez.

Ali, who has been closely monitoring Dogecoin's price movement in recent weeks, pointed out in a recent tweet that one of the two conditions necessary for Dogecoin to achieve a breakout has already been achieved.

In an earlier post made Sept. 19, Ali highlighted two key signals to watch as Dogecoin gears up for a bullish breakout: First, RSI breaking the descending trendline on the daily chart and second, Dogecoin surging past the $0.11 resistance.

According to Ali, a condition has been

met as the RSI has broken the

descending trendline on the daily

chart. In technical analysis, the RSI is

often used to identify overbought or

oversold conditions. A break above

the descending trend line could indicate that a change in trend could be imminent. This signal might

suggest that buyers may be gaining

control, setting the stage for further

price gains.

What's left?

While the RSI breakout is a promising sign, Ali stated that what's now left for a bullish breakout for the Dogecoin price is a clear break above the key resistance level at $0.11, which has proven to be challenging for Dogecoin in recent weeks.

As reported, Ali indicated in an earlier tweet that $0.11 stands as a critical level for a Dogecoin breakout given the enormous amount of coins held at this level.

Dogecoin surged this week following the Federal Reserve's long- anticipated rate cuts on Wednesday. Dogecoin rallied for five days in a row after beginning to increase last Tuesday. The surge encountered resistance at $0.11, indicating that this level is a significant barrier for the Dogecoin price.

A break above the $0.11 level would likely attract more buyers and could lead to a sharp upward move, pushing the price of DOGE toward new highs. In this scenario, Dogecoin might begin an up move at $0.12 and then to $0.14.