The Dogecoin (DOGE) market seems to be moving slowly since the beginning of the year. The OG meme coin ended 2024 on a great note and recorded a high of $0.4835. While the asset continues to remain away from its all-time high of $0.7376, the community has been betting on DOGE reaching this mark during this year. But this might be more challenging than one can expect. The swift changes in the US government and D.O.G.E. has been causing volatility in the Dogecoin market. Even though January has been rocky for the asset, February could bring in new gains for DOGE.

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Dogecoin’s Path To Recovery

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Source: Watcher Guru

Throughout the past month, Dogecoin has experienced increased volatility. The asset dipped all the way to a low of $0.3065 and went on to surge to a high of $0.4315. Dogecoin’s monthly price change stands at a positive 8.72%. Sadly, the past week has been brutal for the cryptocurrency. DOGE recorded a plummet of over 13%. At the time of writing, the meme coin was priced at $0.3604 following a slight recovery of 2.51% over the past 24 hours.

Source: CoinMarketCap

The arrival of new meme coins like TRUMP and MELANIA has caught the attention of the cryptocurrency market. Despite the fervor around them, Dogecoin continues to reigh the market as the largest meme cryptocurrency. DOGE’s current market cap stands at $53.22 billion.

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February Price Prediction

Source: CoinCodex

Despite its latest recovery, it is most likely that DOGE will not begin the coming month on a great note. According to data from CoinCodex, Dogecoin will record a slight drop in its price and trade at $0.3466 on February 1, 2025. In addition, the image below highlights how the asset will be ending in January on a bearish note. Considering the volatile nature of the DOGE market, the asset could end the next month on a good note.

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