Dogecoin news

2025 saw memecoins explode from niche jokes to headline‑making trades: TRUMP and MELANIA tokens launched by the U.S. president, Argentina’s LIBRA, AI‑driven FARTCOIN, platform token PUMP, celebrity YZY, Dogecoin’s first ETF, and the BNB Chain meme token 4. Each token exposed flaws: political endorsements triggered conflict‑of‑interest debates, LIBRA’s crash exposed state‑level scams, FARTCOIN showed AI hype could revive mania, PUMP turned launchpad infrastructure into a “casino,” YZY and MOTHER revealed celebrity pump‑and‑dump tactics, while PIPPIN’s rally was traced to a handful of wallets.

Dogecoin’s 2025 saw a political surge when Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) linked the meme coin to U.S. politics, briefly lifting prices before legal challenges and policy missteps led to a sharp dump, dropping the token about 65% over the year. Meanwhile corporate interest grew, with ETFs, treasury firms, and the Dogecoin Foundation’s House of Doge pushing the coin into corporate deals, soccer branding, and a leveraged ETF. Those moves failed to spark a new all‑time high, leaving the community focused on 2026 utility rather than speculation.

Dogecoin fell below the $0.13 floor on Tuesday as heavy spot selling coincided with a sharp surge in futures activity, indicating traders are positioning for larger swings rather than an immediate rebound. BitMEX reported a 53,000% jump in DOGE futures volume to $260 million, while spot volume peaked at 639 million tokens. The breakout of the round‑number support has turned it into a supply zone, with analysts warning that a failure to hold could push the coin toward the next demand cluster near $0.1285.

Dogecoin fell 2.6% to $0.1376 after breaking the $0.1407 support amid a 25-basis-point rate cut from the Fed that triggered risk-aversion across crypto. A 348% volume spike confirmed capitulation, then a V-shaped rebound as sellers faded. The new short-term support at $0.1372 remains critical; a bounce back above $0.1407 would revive a trend toward $0.1425-$0.1440, while a fall below $0.1372 could drag the token toward the $0.1354 liquidity level. Current volatility suggests a pause, with the next move dependent on buyers defending the $0.137 area.

Florida prosecutors seized about $1.5 million in crypto—AVAX, DOGE, PEPE, SOL—linked to a Chinese national, Tu Weizhi, charged with money laundering and fraud. The seizure stemmed from a Citrus County investment scam that cost a resident $47,421, prompting a court order under Florida's fugitive disentitlement doctrine to confiscate the full wallet balance.

Fed cut 25 basis points to 3.5-3.75%, but mixed tone kept risk-on muted. Dogecoin traded quietly, up 0.69% to $0.1405, staying in a $0.13-$0.15 consolidation range after the Fed move. Whale wallets added ~480M DOGE and volume rose 7% above the weekly average, yet price stuck near $0.1380 support and failed to breach $0.1425-$0.1430. Technical analysis points to a range-bound pennant, with upside capped until a breakout.

Dogecoin rallied on Tuesday, lifting from $0.1406 to a peak of $0.1532 before closing at $0.1473, an 0.81% gain. The move broke through key resistance levels with a 312% jump in volume between 15:00–17:00 GMT, a pattern typical of institutional accumulation. The breakout completed a symmetrical‑triangle compression and established a new pivot at $0.1470, supported by rising lows of $0.1469, $0.1488 and $0.1512. While the 20‑day EMA still sits at $0.1476 as dynamic resistance, momentum indicators show early recovery: RSI 41 and a pending bullish MACD cross. Despite a surge in active addresses, the coin continues to trade below major EMAs, and breaking the $0.152–$0.153 zone is needed for the next leg toward the 50‑day EMA. Sustained closes above the 20‑day EMA could signal a structural reversal rather than a mere relief rally.

Robinhood announced lower fee tiers and higher leverage for XRP, SOL, DOGE and SUI futures to lure high‑volume traders. In the U.S. the platform expands fee levels from three to seven, offering rates as low as 0.03 %. In the EU, new pairs and up to 7× leverage are added for eligible users. The exchange also unveiled staking for ETH and SOL in New York, manual cost‑basis entry for U.S. crypto deposits, and EU access to J.P. Morgan money‑market funds and over 1,000 stock tokens. Robinhood’s crypto transaction revenue jumped 129 % YoY, driven by a 300 % rise in crypto revenue, as traders shift from unregulated rivals.

Dogecoin advanced past $0.1505, the first break of resistance since late November, on a volume spike of 874.7M tokens that reaffirmed bullish momentum. The price now holds an ascending channel with key support at $0.1470 and a near‑term target at $0.1530, while whale activity dipped to a multi‑month low amid modest but growing inflows into newly launched U.S. spot Dogecoin ETFs totaling $2.85 million. Technical indicators present a mixed picture: a TD Sequential “Buy” signal and a bullish MACD crossover suggest early upside potential, but TradingView’s Bull Bear Power tool still signals short‑term bearish pressure, indicating traders must watch for sustained closes above resistance and volume confirmation. Retail‑driven rallies have accelerated quickly, yet the loss of the $0.1470 support could trigger a pullback toward $0.1430 or even the $0.138 macro floor, underscoring the need for institutional reinforcement to maintain the breakout structure.

Dogecoin surged 8% to $0.1467 on a 1.37B‑token volume spike, its strongest breakout in weeks as institutional flows returned to the meme‑coin sector, breaking $0.1475–$0.1480 resistance. The breakout cleared the short‑term ascending channel, setting $0.1500–$0.1520 as the next target. A new support level at $0.1347 has been confirmed, and failure to hold above $0.148 could trigger a pullback to the 0.142–0.144 area.