Looking at Dogecoin's recent performance, it’s indeed a bit frustrating. Every time it rises a little, it gets pushed back at the $0.15 level, as if hitting an invisible ceiling. The overall trend over the past three months hasn't been great either, stuck in a downward channel, with a high probability of short-term weakness.

But——looking at it from a different time dimension, the problem might not be so hopeless.

Market research has uncovered some interesting insights: the ups and downs seem random at first glance, but actually hide a certain rhythm of time. In simple terms, after roughly a certain period, major turning points tend to occur. Bitcoin is the best example; its historical highs and lows are often about 7 months apart. Dogecoin’s previous rally also followed this rhythm quite closely, sometimes reversing a bit earlier or later by about the same cycle — this is not coincidence, it’s a pattern.

Following this logic, some analysts believe that the cycle of the crypto market is evolving. The old understanding of a "four-year cycle" is outdated, and longer cycle structures are emerging. From this perspective, Dogecoin’s current silence isn’t so much the end of a trend as it is a breathing space in a long-term upward movement.

A more aggressive prediction is that if Dogecoin continues to follow its historical rhythm, the next big wave won’t just arrive, but could surpass expectations. Some even set long-term targets in the $7 to $10 range — of course, this is an extreme scenario.

The key point is: everything depends on Dogecoin first regaining its vitality. At least in the short term, it needs to gradually stop falling and break through the critical resistance at $0.15. A simple piece of advice for newcomers: it’s not wrong to see weakness now, but the real turning point might just be beginning.