Key Highlights
- DOGE surged as much as 14% to reach $0.112 on Wednesday, beating most major cryptocurrencies
- Derivatives open interest climbed 25% within 24 hours, reaching $1.74 billion amid increased trading activity
- Germany’s Xetra exchange welcomed a new physically-backed Dogecoin ETP from 21Shares
- Technical analysts point to a 2023 fractal formation indicating potential for a 300%+ move to $0.33
- Technical expert Trader Tardigrade identifies strong weekly chart patterns with a long-term $1 objective
Dogecoin experienced a significant upward movement on Wednesday, climbing as much as 14% and touching an intraday peak of $0.112 following a rebound from $0.097. This price action coincided with a broader recovery across risk assets as traders anticipated the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy announcement.

Market expectations heading into Wednesday’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting indicated a 100% probability that interest rates would remain steady at 3.50%–3.75%. Historically, DOGE has demonstrated a tendency to appreciate in the days leading up to FOMC announcements before experiencing profit-taking afterward.
Technical analyst Ali Charts shared on X that DOGE successfully breached the $0.1018 resistance level and was now tracking toward $0.1172, which represents the upper boundary of its current price channel.
Derivatives market data revealed that Dogecoin’s open interest expanded by 25% over a single day and 46% across the past two weeks, hitting $1.74 billion. When open interest increases alongside price appreciation, market participants typically interpret this as evidence of strengthening institutional involvement.
ETP Launch Fuels Institutional Interest
A portion of Wednesday’s price strength can be attributed to 21Shares introducing a physically-backed Dogecoin exchange-traded product on Xetra, Germany’s primary electronic trading venue. This development provides European retail and institutional investors with a compliant avenue for DOGE exposure.
Previous pullbacks following FOMC events have proven volatile. During March’s policy meeting, DOGE declined 15%, futures open interest contracted by $890 million, and cumulative liquidations totaled $30 million.
Historical Fractal Suggests $0.33 Target
From a technical standpoint, DOGE appears to be replicating a chart pattern from 2023, when the asset delivered gains exceeding 300%. The weekly timeframe illustrates price action respecting an ascending support trendline established since the middle of 2022.
A bullish MACD crossover has materialized on the weekly chart, confirming the bounce and mirroring the setup that preceded the 2023 rally.
Market analyst Trader Tardigrade commented on X that the weekly chart structure “looks clean,” suggesting that “the bottom looks in” and projecting that the “next leg could send” DOGE toward $1.
Should this fractal pattern play out as expected, DOGE could target $0.33 in the weeks ahead, marking a gain of over 300% from recent lows.
Traders are closely monitoring the $0.10–$0.11 resistance zone. A decisive break and sustained hold above this area would strengthen the case for a trend reversal.
Ali Charts validated that DOGE cleared the $0.1018 level and is currently aiming for $0.1172 at the top of its ascending channel.


