Dogecoin news

Bitcoin dropped 3.6% in the past 24 hours and about 7% over the week, falling below $109,554. Ethereum fell 7% to $3,887 and Dogecoin slid 7.6% to around $0.23. In the same period liquidations exceeded $1.1 billion, with more than $1 billion from long positions. The slump coincided with a decline in the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones. Glassnode analysts said Bitcoin shows signs of exhaustion, as long‑term holders have taken profits and ETF flows have slowed. Market commentators warn that macro risks – a possible U.S. government shutdown, higher rates and geopolitical tensions – could deepen the downturn. Analysts remain uncertain, noting institutional interest and pending PCE data may influence future direction.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin all fell sharply on Thursday, with liquidations over the past 24 hours approaching $1 billion. Bitcoin slipped almost 4 % to about $109,700, Ethereum dropped 7.5 % to $3,879, Dogecoin fell 9 % near $0.23, and Solana tumbled 9 % to $196, making both DOGE and SOL the worst performers among the top‑100. The sell‑off coincided with declines in the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow, and follows U.S. inflation data that may influence a second rate cut in 2025.

Thumzup Media Corp announced a $10 million share repurchase program through 2026, following an initial $1 million buyback this month. The move lifted TZUP shares about 6 % on the day but the stock remains ~20 % below its August high. The company currently holds roughly $4 million in crypto, including 19.1 BTC and 7.5 million DOGE, and has agreed to acquire DogeHash, a Dogecoin‑mining operation. CEO Robert Steele said the buyback reflects confidence in a strategy that balances digital‑asset accumulation with infrastructure investment.

21Shares has listed a Dogecoin‑focused ETF on the DTCC under ticker TDOG, giving investors indirect exposure to the meme coin without owning it directly, similar to 2024 Bitcoin ETFs. The move underscores growing regulatory acceptance of meme coins, offers institutional and retail investors a regulated vehicle, and aligns with a broader trend of expanding crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Investors should weigh Dogecoin’s volatility against the structural advantages of an ETF.

The crypto market fell sharply on Monday, with the total capitalization dropping $3.98 trillion after a 3.7 % daily decline. Liquidations in the past 24 hours approached $1.68 billion, predominantly from long positions (over $1.6 billion), and more than 390,000 traders were forced to close out, including a $12.7 million OKX order. Bitcoin slipped 2.3 %, while the largest losses came from altcoins: Dogecoin fell 9.9 %, Solana 6.9 % and Ethereum 6.2 %. Ethereum liquidations totaled $501 million and Dogecoin $61 million, illustrating the sharp impact on riskier assets. Experts say the wave reflects a classic liquidity spiral, driven by leveraged longs being squeezed, and market depth may slowly rebuild as large‑cap tokens absorb the shock.

Grayscale filed an amended S‑1 to convert its Dogecoin Trust into a listed ETF. If cleared, the fund would trade on NYSE Arca under ticker GDOG with Coinbase as prime broker and custodian. The filing follows talks with regulators amid the SEC’s evolving digital‑asset framework. Rex Shares’ Osprey Dogecoin ETF posted about $17 million in first‑day volume, ranking among the largest ETF launches of 2025, while Grayscale’s CoinDesk Crypto 5 ETF attracted $22 million on its debut. The SEC’s Generic Listing Standard, which shortens approval timelines, is expected to trigger more than 100 new crypto‑ETF filings and heighten competition.

Rex‑Osprey’s new DOGE ETF (DOJE) debuted on Thursday with roughly $17 million in trading volume, ranking it among the top five first‑day ETFs launched this year. The firm has immediately filed with the SEC to launch a leveraged REX DOJE Growth & Income ETF that seeks daily exposures of 105‑150 % of DOJE’s price return. Its portfolio blends leveraged long exposure to DOJE, a covered‑call income strategy and short‑term treasuries while aiming to pay weekly distributions. The SEC filing warns that its daily‑leveraged design can erode value on flat or modest gains, making it unsuitable for most investors. By comparison, Rex‑Osprey’s XRP ETF, launched the same day, attracted nearly $38 million in volume, underscoring strong demand for crypto exposure in U.S. markets.

On Thursday, the Rex‑Shares/Osprey XRP ETF and the DOJE Dogecoin ETF made their debut, each drawing record trading volumes for 2025 – the XRP fund attracted nearly $38 million in inflows, while the DOJE fund pulled in about $17 million, signaling strong demand for altcoin exposure ahead of the SEC’s expected approval of dozens more products. Both coins saw short‑term price pressure, with XRP falling more than 3 % to around $3.01 and Dogecoin slipping roughly 6 % to $0.27 after the listings. The launches come after Washington approved new generic listing standards for commodity‑based trusts, potentially easing entry for crypto ETFs. Meanwhile, the SEC has received over 90 altcoin‑ETF applications, and Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have already raised $57 billion and $14 billion respectively. Investors will watch how the market reacts to these new vehicles as the regulatory pace continues.

Dogecoin trades flat at $0.27, while a 12‑hour chart indicates a bullish flag that could raise it to $0.41, a 46 % gain. The breakout remains stalled because the price has not yet cleared the $0.29 resistance level and the recent CBOE ETF launch has been largely priced in. Whale activity shows big holders added 700 million DOGE in a day, boosting the 100‑million‑to‑1‑billion holder group from 26.7 billion to 27.4 billion. Short‑term HODLers in the 1‑week to 1‑week group grew from 0.84 % to 3.53 % of supply, while the 1‑to‑2‑year cohort added 1.44 % of its share. The overlap of quick traders and long‑term holders indicates improving sentiment, but whale buying usually takes time to affect price, causing a delay. If a daily close clears $0.29 and surpasses the $0.31 and $0.33 Fibonacci levels, the measured move could target $0.41, giving the coin room for a sizable rally.

The SEC’s approval of a listing standard lets NYSE Arca, Nasdaq and Cboe BZX offer spot crypto ETFs in as little as 75 days, accelerating beyond bitcoin and ether. The rule cites six‑month futures‑tenure and regulatory surveillance as key qualifiers, a test Solana cleared in March, while XRP meets it in mid‑November and Dogecoin qualifies through over‑a‑year U.S. derivatives exposure. This framework creates a launch calendar that may see Solana, XRP and Dogecoin ETFs debut in early December, with issuers racing to win flows through low fees, seed capital and platform reach. JPMorgan projects an XRP spot ETF could raise $3‑8 billion in its first year, framing the scale prospects for the trio. Competition will hinge on pricing, distribution breadth and attraction of institutional and retail capital in a market that has shown rapid adoption for bitcoin and ether wrappers.