Dogecoin price prediction to surge 33% in the short term. SAVVY MINING has mined over $10 million worth of Dogecoin.
Bishop Auckland, Co Durham, England, UK, June 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Originally a meme coin, Dogecoin (DOGE) is now ready to compete with other mainstream cryptocurrencies in the market. With a recent increase in production of 60.9 billion Dogecoin in a month, the rise has further accelerated to33%, making it popular among retail investors and market giants.
Dogecoin is about to reach its highest price!
Recently, financial expert Ali Martinez said that Dogecoin broke out of a bullish surge on the one-hour chart. The volume rose to $2.8 billion, reflecting the continued growth of investor interest. These breakout patterns usually indicate upward momentum.
The negative wedge pattern left by Dogecoin on the four-hour chart brought a sharp rise. Given the favorable market conditions and the fact that Dogecoin has broken through the key resistance level, now may be an ideal time to take profits. Meanwhile, bulls are moving towards SAVVY MINING, a highly reliable and globally renowned cloud mining platform.
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