Before Dogecoin reaches $1, this needs to happen: analyst explains

VisionPulsed, a well-known YouTube chart analyst, believes that Dogecoin's path to the long-awaited one-dollar milestone still runs through a narrow technical corridor that has yet to be cleared. In his latest video titled: "THIS MUST HAPPEN TO CONFIRM DOGECOIN $1 PUMP and AVOID BEAR MARKET CRASH", the analyst argues that both Dogecoin and its leading Bitcoin have broken the downward trend that has lasted for months, but emphasizes that the market has one final zone of challenge to overcome before a full upward trend can occur. When Will Dogecoin Reach $? "We broke the downtrend—no matter which way you draw it, it's broken," VisionPulsed told viewers, pointing to Dogecoin's crossover resistance line dating back to early 2024. Within his framework, that downtrend is one of the five "hellish classes," a witty name for stacked Fibonacci retracement levels and moving average limits that have held back rallies since the 2021 peak He noted that three of those classes were "green," And the fourth layer—essentially the 0.618 retracement level—has now stalled price action. Historically, VisionPulsed added, every decisive trend break in this cycle has been followed by a "reverse test" retracement of the previous resistance level as a new support level. He cited the previous two episodes on Bitcoin, where the market bounced back 50–60 days later to touch the trendline before recovering. A similar rhythm would put Dogecoin on a potential retest in May. "It doesn't have to happen," he admits, "but I'm not going to ignore it." Most of the arguments are based on Bitcoin, which he claims its breakthrough is more advanced than Dogecoin. VisionPulsed sets the $94,000 level as the final bearish stronghold for Bitcoin—where the 0.618 retracement level and a previous horizontal threshold converge. He stated that "this $94,000 range is essentially the last resistance level before a full-blown bull market." If Bitcoin surpasses that barrier, his chart implies an air-pocket move up to $100,000 and then to $128,000, a scenario that will almost certainly lift Dogecoin along. Conversely, a rejection at the $94,000 level and a slide back to the broken trend will dominate the larger market and extend Dogecoin's sideways drift. The analyst asserts that he has "learned his [lesson] by saying that everything must happen," framing these levels as conditional road signs rather than certainties.

For Dogecoin, VisionPulsed candidly stated: a price explosion is not something that is about to happen. "I still think the best scenario for Dogecoin is to go sideways," he said, clarifying that when he says "up," he means the type of "a series of vertical green candles" last seen in early 2021. What encourages him is the subtle upward curve of the daily stochastic RSI—"the higher it goes, the greater the chances of a bullish move," he noted—which has not yet flashed overbought extremes before previous explosions. The overlapping of macro correlations, the analyst is monitoring the euro-dollar pair, which he believes has foreshadowed local Bitcoin peaks throughout this cycle. If the euro reverses while Bitcoin rises to the mid $90,000 level, past behavior indicates a cryptocurrency peak could occur in the near future. However, he declined to predict the ultimate peak, saying, "We will worry about that when the time comes." In general, the roadmap of VisionPulsed suggests a quiet consolidation from late April to May, a potential retest of the trendline, and then a decisive point at Bitcoin $94,000. He believes that only when that barrier is reversed into support, will Dogecoin gain structural approval to challenge the psychological milestone of one dollar.