Charting Guy says Dogecoin may have exited its worst phase, mapping a path to $0.8 and potentially $1 if his pattern plays out. He also outlined a near‑term move to $0.2 at the start of February, a pullback to $0.12 in March, then an advance above $0.2 toward $0.22.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin are rallying, with Bitcoin briefly reaching $93,000 and trading around $92,400. The move is being linked to improving risk appetite amid U.S.-Venezuela tensions, expanding U.S. M2 money supply at $22.4 trillion, and rising federal debt at $38.6 trillion. Analysts also point to the Federal Reserve's Reserve Management Purchases, renewed Bitcoin ETF inflows, and a thinning sell wall above $95,000 as factors supporting further upside.

In 2025, XRP has been consolidating after a strong rally to new all‑time highs, with recent trading dominated by pullbacks and range‑bound movement. Analyst Steph shared a chart on X suggesting XRP has logged about 393 days of sideways accumulation in 2024–2025, closely matching the approximately 395‑day consolidation seen between 2016 and 2017. In the earlier cycle, XRP shifted from a trading range into a descending channel before breaking out and advancing from roughly $0.005–$0.01 to the $0.40 area, while the current structure shows a similar descending channel forming around the $1.70–$1.90 zone. A move comparable in percentage terms to 2017 from the current region would mathematically imply an XRP price near $100, though this is a scenario based solely on chart pattern similarity.

Crypto analyst Tryrex expects Ethereum to stage a rebound toward $3,500 in the coming months, citing a strong weekly demand and liquidity zone between $2,800 and $3,000. As of the first days of 2026, ETH is trading more than 37.5% below its all-time high but remains above $3,000, with recent on-chain data showing over 100% growth in 24-hour trading volume and continued whale accumulation.

Crypto analysts including BALO, Neo, Bitcoinsensus, and Kevin Capital outline price levels that could fuel a major Dogecoin rally, with a reclaim of $0.13 seen as a key trigger. Their projections range from a move toward $0.4–$0.75 and even into double-digit territory over the coming years, while DOGE trades around $0.14 after gaining more than 11% in the last 24 hours.

Ethereum remains the second-largest crypto by market value, while XRP trails and was recently overtaken by BNB. At the time of comparison, ETH traded around $3,035, up about 1.9% in 24 hours, with a roughly $366 billion cap, and XRP was $1.88 with about $113.8 billion. XRP would be roughly $6.04 at ETH’s current market cap and about $9.64 at ETH’s all-time high.

Dogecoin's long-term chart remains bullish, with analyst Olivier D Maximus arguing on December 31 that the meme coin's large-scale structure still supports a move beyond $10. His analysis highlights an Ascending Channel with higher lows and potential targets above $12 and up to $25 if the pattern holds. Separately, Trader Tardigrade notes DOGE trading near $0.122 inside a Descending Triangle, with possible short-term moves toward $0.132 on a breakout or $0.116 on a breakdown.

Standard Chartered's digital assets research head Geoff Kendrick projects that XRP could reach $8 by the end of 2026, implying roughly a 330% gain from current levels and a new high above its prior $3.84 peak. The outlook is tied to clearer US regulation, growing institutional access via XRP ETFs with about $1.27 billion in assets, and Ripple's expanding payment network. Analysts also highlight tightening on-chain supply and a potential technical breakout around the $1.88 level, with XRP recently trading near $1.86.

Recent Dogecoin rebounds have stalled under $0.15 after a three-month slide, and, according to the analysis, the coin may be tracking a seven-based timing fractal observed across other markets. Mapping roughly seven-month expansions and pullbacks since July 2023, the projection envisions a move toward $7–$10 over the next few years if price reclaims resistance just below $0.4.