• On-chain indicators like the Relative Strength Index (RSI), large holders’ activity, and the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio offer insights into potential Dogecoin price movements.
• Analysts speculate that Dogecoin’s price could be influenced by GameStop’s performance, with potential resistance at $0.166 to $0.171.

Although Dogecoin (DOGE) has shown some laggard performance among other meme coins recently, it continues to remain on investors’ radar at the moment. After 12.6% gains during the month of April, the Dogecoin price continued to move sideways through the month of May failing to cross the strong resistance of $0.16. As of press time, DOGE is trading at $0.1448with its market cap slipping under $21 billion.

Let’s take a look at some of the on-chain indicators that could potentially impact the Dogecoin price going ahead. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) measures buying versus selling pressure on a scale of 0 to 100. Values above 70 indicate an overbought market, which often precedes a pullback, although prices can continue to rise in the overbought zone. Currently, DOGE sits in the “neutral” zone, close to “weak,” with an RSI around 50. Approaching 70 would signal stronger market sentiment, potentially indicating a forthcoming bull run.

Monitoring large holders, or “whales,” is crucial as they can significantly influence prices. On May 31, Dogecoin whales purchased over 700 million DOGE within 72 hours, totaling approximately $112 million. If this surge in whale activity continues, the price is more likely to trend upwards, reported Crypto News Flash.

The Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio compares an asset’s market value to its average acquisition price, or realized price. An MVRV value of 2.0 means the current price is twice the market average cost basis, while a value of 1.0 indicates market value and realized price are equal. According to IntoTheBlock, Dogecoin’s current MVRV is 1.55, suggesting there is room for a potential rally.

GameStop Catalyst, DOGE Price Gearing for Massive Run-Up

Dogecoin’s performance often correlates with GameStop (GME), which gained fame as a “meme stock” in 2021. Historically, a surge in GME’s price can trigger a bullish run for DOGE.

For instance, following GME’s notorious buying spree in January 2021, where its price soared by 800%, Dogecoin displayed a remarkably similar pattern. In May, GameStop nearly doubled in price, reaching a peak of $46 compared to $11 in April.

Recently, analyst Ali Martinez shared insights suggesting that the current bearish sentiment resembles that of February this year, just before the price surged by 200%. This could signal a potential massive surge in June. Martinez believes Dogecoin faces significant resistance between $0.166 and $0.171, with the potential to double in price.

Based on the daily chart’s price pattern, Dogecoin seems out of the correction zone and looking forward to a trend reversal, per the Crypto News Flash report. The key question remains whether DOGE’s price will rebound this week or at a later date.