House of Doge’s Nasdaq debut has given Dogecoin (DOGE) fresh momentum. The corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation began trading after merging with Brag House Holdings (TBH). The move ties Dogecoin memecoin to public markets, and eyes are now on whether this corporate play can push the price of DOGE back toward the $0.25 mark. Public markets meet meme culture The House of Doge’s decision to go public is a statement as much as it is a funding move. Backers include high-profile names such as Alex Spiro, Rick Perry, the Steinbrenner family, and several NHL players. Notably, those connections create clearer pathways into sports, entertainment, and mainstream payments. The company’s management says the capital raised will speed up work on global payment rails and tokenised partnerships, which could increase real-world utility for Dogecoin. Notably, House of Doge is not just about PR stunts. The company is linked to large initiatives such as a $170 million Dogecoin treasury and filings for a spot DOGE ETF alongside 21Shares. It is also reportedly working with platforms like Robinhood to build yield and alternative investment products. If these projects materialise, they could widen on-ramps for everyday investors and create more sustained demand for Dogecoin. Tokenising sports fandom could also pull more consumer spending into the Dogecoin ecosystem. Looking at the market data, Dogecoin has been catching inflows and shedding supply from exchanges lately. Over $440 million in DOGE was left in exchange custody during recent weeks. Outflows like these reduce short-term selling pressure and often signal holder conviction. Institutional desks have also returned, driving volumes to multiple times the daily average during recent rallies. That combination of retail enthusiasm and professional activity matters for price stability. Technical analysis points to a near-term Dogecoin price breakout Dogecoin price has formed what analysts identify as a bullish pennant pattern after a steep rise and consolidation. Momentum indicators, MACD and RSI, are aligned in favour of buyers, and eyes are on whether the memecoin can break past the immediate resistance at $0.22. Source: CoinMarketCap A clean daily close above that level would increase the odds of a move toward $0.24–$0.25. Conversely, a slip under $0.20 would weaken the setup and invite short-term selling. Factors that make $0.25 target a possibility A continued reduction of exchange supply, sustained institutional buying, and a confirmed break above $0.22 would make $0.25 a realistic near-term target. And the public listing of House of Doge can serve as a demand catalyst if it drives meaningful adoption of DOGE payments or creates attractive investment products. However, these outcomes depend on execution. The market can turn quickly if product rollouts disappoint or macro headlines shift investor risk appetite. The post Dogecoin price forecast: can DOGE reclaim $0.25 as 'House of Doge' goes public? appeared first on Invezz
