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Lately, Austin, Texas' state capital, has developed a keen involvement in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies under "Keep Austin Weird." While Governor Greg Abbot's willingness to play a key role in crypto innovation was set around a year ago when he announced that he is a "crypto legislation idea advocate," the city of Austin has gone above and above to guarantee that crypto is accepted for public services.

An Austin city council member, Mackenzie Kelly, introduced a bill on March 9, 2022, directing the Austin city manager to investigate future uses of cryptocurrencies to help Austin and its inhabitants. The motion expressly requests that the city manager looks into how Digital currencies may be used for monetary operations in the city.

According to Kelly, her motion instructs the city manager to perform a fact-finding assessment to find what would be necessary for the city to embrace Cryptocurrency payments for public services.

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Kelly stated that Austin is a forward-thinking and inventive city despite the unanswered issues, adding that several bitcoin owners now reside and work in the city. She said that Austin Mayor Steve Adler is a co-sponsor of Kelly's proposal. Kelly feels that bitcoin transactions will become a practical option to enable citizens the freedom to pay for some local services as a result of this backing.

Kelly's motion was adopted during Austin's city council sitting on March 24, which should be no surprise. Since the motion has been approved, Kelly noted that the next stage in the approval process would take place in mid-June, when the Austin city manager assesses whether or not cryptocurrency may be welcomed as a form of payment.

At Austin's March 24, 2022, working session, Adler's proposal on blockchain technology was also authorized. During the debate, city council member Sabino Renteria stated that Austin started exploring blockchain four years ago to ensure that the city's residents would always maintain control of their personal information. He stated, "The aim was to use blockchain technology to allow people to own and control all of their documents." "I'm ecstatic about what blockchain may accomplish," Renteria said.

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DOGE/USD has gained 30% in the last two weeks.

When DOGE's price dropped to roughly $0.10 two weeks earlier, it saw considerable dip-buying, culminating in a 30% return to $0.14 on March 27. However, the currency's upward rebound began at a support level, forming a "falling wedge" pattern, indicating a protracted optimistic turnaround in the coming weeks.

A falling wedge structure is formed when the value drops when oscillating between two downward slopings, converging trendlines. In an ideal situation, the structure culminates in value, breaking out of the falling zone upward, increasing the maximum distance between the wedge's upper and lower trendlines.

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DOGE's two-week bounce from the wedge's lower trendline offers up the possibility of a rise upward toward the higher trendline — about $0.18. As a result, breaching over the top trendline reveals Dogecoin's value surge to $0.37, over 150 % higher than its current value.

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In anticipating bullish chart patterns, seasoned investor Tom Bulkowski considers a falling wedge a "bad performer," adding that its "breakeven failure is high and the average value is low." According to the research of 800 transactions, the likelihood of a falling wedge breakout hitting its bullish goal is around 62 %.

Furthermore, Dogecoin's history of displaying a significantly positive correlation with Bitcoin (BTC) — 0.94 versus a perfect score of 1 as of March 27 — may restrict its optimistic leaning if the BTC falls due to continued macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges.

Because of its close link with the US stock market, Mice McGlone, a senior commodity analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, believes Bitcoin might fall to as low as $30,000. However, he predicted that Bitcoin's value would rebound from its negative plunge and eventually reach $100,000.