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Peter Brandt Spots Dogecoin-Bitcoin Chart Similarities: Is a Big DOGE Move Brewing?

Dogecoin-Bitcoin: Exploring the Connection

Veteran trader Peter Brandt sees dogecoin mirroring bitcoin’s 2016 price pattern, signaling a potential rally as technical indicators align and Elon Musk’s influence boosts investor sentiment.

Peter Brandt Identifies Dogecoin’s 2016 Bitcoin-Like Pattern, Expects Rally

Veteran trader and chartist Peter Brandt took to social media platform X on Wednesday to highlight a potential parallel between the current price movement of dogecoin (DOGE) and bitcoin (BTC) during the 2015-2016 period.

Brandt identified several technical similarities, including DOGE’s “blow-off top,” a correction forming through a falling wedge pattern, a double bottom, and a subsequent complex correction phase. A “blow-off top” describes a chart pattern where an asset’s price rapidly and sharply rises, only to be followed by a sudden, steep decline. The trader suggested that DOGE is currently in a phase similar to BTC’s position in May 2016, indicating it may be approaching a notable trend reversal. He emphasized:

DOGE is at life cycle where BTC was in May 2016. It was the chart in Spring 2016 that first turned me onto bitcoin and I bought my first coin.

In another X post, he expressed his enthusiasm for dogecoin’s performance as a strong example of classical charting principles, noting that DOGE “has been an outstanding charting market following classical charting principles.”

Last week, Brandt also expressed optimism about dogecoin’s price outlook, forecasting a significant rally backed by a key technical indicator and Elon Musk’s influence. He highlighted a “channel breakout” in DOGE’s chart, a pattern he connects with new all-time highs on the horizon. Emphasizing Musk’s role, Brandt believes that Musk’s endorsement and ongoing interest add to DOGE’s potential, stating, “In Musk we Trust.”

Source: Bitcoin

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