Dogecoin has fallen for five straight days after peaking at $0.1175 on Feb 15, as a push to reclaim $0.10 stalled amid a broader crypto sell-off. On-chain and trading indicators turned bearish, raising the odds of further downside.
Ripple joined fintech and banking leaders at the White House while fresh claims of Bitcoin manipulation, Elon Musk’s renewed support for Dogecoin, and reports of Vitalik selling ETH drove market chatter.
On Feb 3, 2026 Elon Musk reaffirmed that he's still aiming to 'send Dogecoin to the moon' after roughly five years of limited public comment on the idea. The remark adds fresh attention to DOGE and the community around it.
A Dogecoin founder publicly rejected Vitalik Buterin’s proposal to reshape creator tokens, calling the idea “flawed” after Buterin outlined a model that mixes prediction markets with community voting. The exchange highlights rising debate over how creator economies should be tokenized and governed.
Bitcoin fell to $74,550, a 10‑month low, as the crypto market sold off and major altcoins including Ethereum, XRP and Dogecoin posted sharp losses today. The move sees BTC retesting a key support zone that will be pivotal for near‑term direction.
Bitcoin fell on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026, but Dogecoin, XRP, Cardano and Litecoin plunged even deeper, marking their lowest levels since 2024. The sharper losses among altcoins underline renewed risk-off sentiment and elevated volatility across crypto markets.
Dogecoin's derivatives market exploded with a 10,782% jump in futures volume even as the token pulled back after an early-week rally. The surge points to heightened speculative activity and raises the odds of sharp volatility.
Binance announced it will remove the SHIB/DOGE pair along with 21 other spot trading pairs in a scheduled delisting, warning traders to act before the deadline. The move reduces available market routes for low-volume meme and niche pairs and may pressure liquidity.
The 21Shares fund, backed by the Dogecoin Foundation, is now listed and trading on Nasdaq after becoming the first U.S. spot DOGE ETF to receive formal SEC approval. The debut opens a new, regulated route for retail and institutional exposure to Dogecoin.
Billy Markus, co‑creator of Dogecoin, posted on X on Jan. 21, 2026 reacting negatively to a $150 billion crypto market drawdown. Markus, known for memes and sharp takes on geopolitics and markets, flagged the crash on the platform.