According to U.Today, the Dogecoin (DOGE) ecosystem is experiencing a significant increase in profitable wallets as the wider market shows signs of a bullish recovery. Data from IntoTheBlock (ITB) reveals that approximately 5.21 million addresses are currently in profit. These profitable addresses represent 82.66% of the total addresses in the Dogecoin ecosystem. The optimal price for this level of profit is estimated to be between $0.143227 and $0.150461.
On the other hand, about 850,400 addresses, or 13.5% of the total, are at a loss. However, these wallets could potentially turn their losses into profits if the price returns to a range of $0.183729 to $0.671001. The breakeven point is marked by the $0.150461 to $0.167839 price range, with approximately 241,340 addresses, or 3.83% of the total, sitting in this region.
This shift in the Dogecoin ecosystem, where 82% of the addresses are in profit, marks a new high in recent weeks. Despite limited fundamentals driving its resurgence, Dogecoin has managed to capitalize on general ecosystem trends, occasional whale buy-ups, and the anticipated integration by Tesla and other businesses owned by Elon Musk.
Dogecoin's current price of $0.1598 and a 12.45% weekly gain has helped it maintain its eighth place with a market capitalization of $23,035,810,127. The community has high expectations, hoping to see DOGE reclaim at least the $0.5 mark in the short term. In the long term, the goal is to reclaim the all-time high (ATH) at $0.7376. However, according to the current outlook, Dogecoin may not achieve this unless there is a significant increase in Open Interest and new user growth on a major market reboot.