Dogecoin (DOGE) may be on the verge of a massive rebound, according to a notable market watcher.On Wednesday, March 19, TradingView Idea crypto analyst Whalesdesk asserted that Dogecoin looked bullish. He cited a strong support zone between $0.16 and $0.17 and a pennant formation on the weekly candlestick chart aligning with this support.Dogecoin trading in pennant near weekly support. Source: TradingViewDogecoin trading in pennant near weekly support. Source: WhalesdeskWhalesdesk noted that if DOGE held the support and broke out of the pennant to the upside, it could kick off a rally to $0.30, $0.45, and eventually $0.60.These targets represent an upside potential of 75%, 160%, and 250%, respectively, for the meme coin currently trading at $0.1715.Meanwhile, Whalesdesk was not the only technical analyst to call a Dogecoin rally on Wednesday. Similarly, well-followed market analyst MMBTrader suggested that the meme coin could kick off a rebound soon.Unlike Whalesdesk, however, MMBTrader believes DOGE could go lower first, citing daily support levels around $0.13834 and $0.09081. They also warned that the meme coin would likely face resistance at key psychological levels like $0.30 and $0.40.Dogecoin trading above two daily support levels. MMBTradingDogecoin trading above two daily support levels. MMBTradingDogecoin Whale and Network Activity RisingThe recent Dogecoin analyses come as the network is seeing an uptick in several on-chain signals.For one, Dogecoin whales have been on a buying spree in recent weeks. Purchases include 110 million DOGE worth about $18.5 million, 1.4 billion DOGE worth approximately $224 million, and $1.7 billion worth roughly $300 million.At the same time, Dogecoin has seen an overall uptick in network activity. Specifically, active addresses on the network have jumped 76% from about 160,000 last week to over 280,000 this week.The rise in whale buying and network activity signals growing accumulation and a surge in interest in the network, all of which can be bullish for price.
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