“Technically, Dogecoin looks close to a breakout,” — this was how veteran macro strategist Jordi Visser commented on the situation during an interview with Anthony Pompliano. Moreover, he views DOGE as a key indicator of retail investor interest: if the coin begins a sustained rally, it will signal the mass return of private traders to the crypto market.

As Visser stated — “This can be compared to the situation in the semiconductor sector, such as Micron stocks, which traded quietly for a long time before skyrocketing eightfold.” In his view, the crypto market is currently at a similar tipping point, and soon institutional investors may face the same dilemma — how to buy an asset that has already surged several times over.

But the analyst also specified that DOGE holds little significance for institutions on its own, serving instead as a “quiet signal” for broader moves. At the moment, the coin is trading around $0.1064, attempting to overcome resistance, while technical indicators (MACD and Bull Bear Power) flash conflicting signals amid escalating geopolitical tensions.