
ETF sentiment rises for DOGE, but is Dogizen the token to buy?
- Dogecoin has seen notable sentiment amid ETF speculation, but can price follow?
- Meanwhile, Telegram game project Dogizen has raced to $3,8m in presale as interest mounts.
- DOGIZ sale is now in the final 6 days, with this ending on February 7, 2025.
Dogecoin (DOGE) trades near $0.32 and looks poised to benefit from potential exchange-traded fund speculation.
However, with the meme coin struggling since its all-time high in 2021, could a new opportunity with Dogizen (DOGIZ) be worth a look?
The Dogizen presale page shows investors may want to buy early before the project is listed on exchanges.
The presale ends on February 7, 2025.
Crypto market outlook
Copy link to sectionNotably, the crypto market remains largely bullish.
This is down to fresh catalysts like Trump’s pro-crypto administration and the probability of multiple ETF approvals – including for Solana, Litecoin, XRP and Dogecoin.
In this case, a continuation of the bull market into late 2025 and 2026 could see DOGE among other meme coins ride parabolic gains to new highs.
As Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan recently predicted in a client note, Trump’s signing of the crypto executive order may see bulls reign supreme and break BTC’s four-year cycle.
The top cryptocurrency could surpass the $200k mark before the end of the year.
Dogecoin poised amid ETF speculation
Copy link to sectionDogecoin’s resilience has seen bulls hold prices above $0.30 over the past two months.
After bouncing off lows of $0.26 in mid-December 2024, DOGE has curved a new range between $0.30 and $0.35.
While bears have constrained Dogecoin price since the surge to $0.73 in 2021, the accumulation has increased in recent months.
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez pointed to whales scooping huge chunks of DOGE supply in December and January, likely indicating confidence.
A combination of this and the latest spotlight on SEC amid a flurry of spot ETF applications, means Dogecoin may be one of the meme coins to watch. In particular, speculation that Dogecoin could be the first meme to get an ETF listing has bulls buzzing.
If the SEC gives the nod, DOGE could explode to new highs, with a breakout above $1 likely to see the meme coin extend its vertical performance.
Dogizen, first Telegram ICO
Copy link to sectionLike Catizen and Hamster Kombat, Dogizen looks to ride the increased interest in GameFi and the Telegram apps market to get web3 dominance.
Dogizen (DOGIZ) has amassed an impressive $3.8 million in presale. Interestingly, Dogizen’s traction includes the onboarding of over 1 million users.
The excitement for this game stems from the early success of Catizen and Hamster Kombat. It’s also down to the fact that Dogizen’s approach with an ICO instead of airdrop has helped cement a huge community of potential long-term holders.
Also worth noting is the Dogizen developer team’s plans to launch the DOGIZ token on Sui.
The L1 offers a bigger user base and scalability. Its integration with Phantom Wallet adds to this advantage. However, the game stays on Telegram’s mini apps platform.
Could Dogizen be a better buy compared to DOGE?
Copy link to sectionDogizen’s real-time traction via gaming gives it an upper hand over the meme coin. But more than this is the potential for it to be a great opportunity.
Presale buyers who joined in stage 1 have seen the DOGIZ price rise to $0.000085 in the current stage. With just days to the presale end, this might be a great time to buy low for a token that has the GameFi market abuzz.
Meanwhile, investors and traders looking to buy DOGE or DOGIZ may want to keep an eye on market events.
For the meme coin, a break above $0.40 amid a potential ETF nod could be massive.
However, this news will buoy the rest of the market. Importantly, a token in presale set for market debut and ecosystem dominance would offer an attractive proposition.
If interested in learning more about Dogizen, visit the official site.
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