Based on crypto derivatives data, open interest in Dogecoin futures surged 12% week-on-week, hinting at investor positioning for an upside move. This supports a forecast toward $0.185, contingent on sustaining volume above $600M. Saylor also contends that the growing tokenization of traditional asset classes on the blockchain will accelerate institutional adoption of Bitcoin. He takes this a step further, pointing to recent developments such as the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs by major financial institutions as well as the emergence of sovereign interest, with some nations already building -- or actively considering -- strategic Bitcoin reserves. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading slightly above $0.25, and a rally to the projected $0.8 target would represent a massive gain of approximately 220%. Such a move would propel DOGE’s price beyond its 2021 record high of $0.73, setting a fresh ATH with an additional 9.6% upside. Historical seasonality charts suggest Dogecoin gains in midsummer trading sessions. Statistical models forecast a 9% growth potential from current $0.162 pricing, cut short only by stronger USD moves.