Dogecoin has returned to a long-term support trendline that has marked every major cycle bottom since 2021, stirring a fresh debate about whether the worst is over. One analyst, Cryptollica, calls it the 'perfect bottom.' Another, Erick Crypto, says the key support near $0.085 has been lost and that the market needs to wait for a real confirmation.
The 'Perfect Bottom' Case
Cryptollica points to historical precedent: previous Dogecoin cycle bottoms hit $0.095 in 2021, $0.045 in 2022, and $0.055 in 2024. Each was followed by significant recoveries. In the current cycle, Dogecoin revisited that same trendline at roughly $0.085 in early 2026 and again this week. If the bottom holds, Cryptollica expects a recovery with upside targets near $1.6.
Why Caution Persists
Not everyone is convinced. Erick Crypto reports that Dogecoin has already lost the key support zone near $0.085. Trading volume is increasing, which suggests strong market participation—but the direction isn't clear. Erick Crypto warns the recent move could be a liquidity sweep designed to shake out weak hands, or part of a deeper correction. He advises traders to wait for a clear confirmation before declaring a final cycle bottom.
What Confirmation Would Look Like
Neither analyst spells out a precise trigger, but the divergence itself is worth noting. Cryptollica's 'perfect bottom' thesis rests on the trendline holding. Erick Crypto's caution rests on the level being lost. The next few trading sessions should show whether Dogecoin reclaims the $0.085 area convincingly or slides further. Until then, the bottom call remains unresolved—and the two analysts disagree.
