DOGECOIN NEWS, ANALYSIS AND FORECAST
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Dogecoin sustains bullish outlook, but surge in supply in profit poses risks
Dogecoin edges higher on Friday, backed by increase in speculative demand. DOGE’s Open Interest hits $3.4 billion, while volume increases to $6.5 billion. Dogecoin’s supply in profit rises, adding to the risk of profit taking.
Pi Network flashes bullish potential ignoring the community concerns
PI price action forms an Adam and Eve pattern setup, signaling a potential bullish reversal. Pi Network invests in OpenMind, an AI robotics startup that has raised $20 million in funding.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin uptrend takes a breather as Ethereum, XRP bulls tighten grip
Bitcoin price approaches $118,000 round-figure resistance but then retraces amid steady spot ETF inflows. Ethereum surges 16% from last week’s support as bulls tighten grip, aiming for highs above $4,000.
Bitcoin Weekly Forecast: BTC bulls target $120,000 as Trump moves to allow crypto in 401(k) plans
Bitcoin price closes above the $116,000 resistance, with bulls setting sights on the $120,000 level. Trump signs an executive order enabling cryptocurrency assets in 401(k) retirement accounts.
Bitcoin: BTC bulls target $120,000 as Trump moves to allow crypto in 401(k) plans
Bitcoin (BTC) looks set to close the week in the green, breaking above the $116,000 resistance, as market optimism swelled after United States President Donald Trump signed an executive order to include alternative assets, including crypto, in US 401(k) retirement accounts.
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What is Dogecoin?
Dogecoin (DOGE) is a cryptocurrency based on a popular internet meme in 2013 featuring a Shiba Inu dog.
The meme coin functions similarly to other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Litecoin but with additional features, including increased throughput, cheaper transaction fees and an unlimited supply, sealing its inflationary status. DOGE has a circulating supply of 149.9 billion and a market capitalization of $25.4 billion, making it the ninth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization as of July 8, 2025.
Dogecoin's uniqueness comes from a robust online community that features key influential figures, including Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, rapper Snoop Dogg and popular investor Mark Cuban.
A turning point in Dogecoin's history is its momentous rise in H1 2021, ignited by a group of traders on the social media platform Reddit. Members of the WallStreetBets subreddit – the same group responsible for the GameStop short squeeze – heavily traded DOGE, sparking over a 4,000% increase in its price to $0.731.
Within the next year, DOGE crashed heavily to $0.059, shedding 90% of its market capitalization following the crypto bear market in 2022. However, the cryptocurrency has recovered some of the lost value.
The success of Dogecoin gave rise to a crypto market category known as meme coins, which features thousands of cryptocurrencies with similar characteristics. As of June 8, 2025, the meme coin sector is worth over $59.2 billion in market capitalization.
When was Dogecoin created?
Dogecoin was founded in late 2013 by software developers Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer as a light-hearted joke to make fun of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The coin's logo featured a popular meme at the time, the picture of Kabosu – a Shiba Inu dog – and a deliberately misspelled word "doge" describing the dog.
Palmer is credited with purchasing the Dogecoin.com domain and creating the meme coin's logo, while Markus designed its protocol by tweaking Litecoin’s code, which is a Bitcoin fork.
Since its inception, Dogecoin has experienced several ups and downs, including wallet hacks and price crashes. However, its community has helped it thrive through major fundraisers, including donating $50,000 to sponsor the Jamaican Bobsled team to the Sochi Winter Olympics and raising $50,000 to sponsor NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Josh Wise.
Dogecoin vs Shiba Inu
Dogecoin is considered the first meme coin and runs on its own native blockchain network, which uses the scrypt hash function. DOGE transactions are processed via a proof-of-work consensus mechanism where miners solve cryptographic problems with dedicated hardware.
Similar to Bitcoin, the first miner to solve the cryptographic problem earns the right to validate transactions and receive DOGE rewards. However, unlike Bitcoin's deflationary design, DOGE has an unlimited supply.
On the other hand, Shiba Inu (SHIB) is an ERC-20 token – also based on the Shiba Inu dog – that runs on the Ethereum blockchain. Hence, SHIB doesn't have its own blockchain network and could be affected by technical hurdles encountered by the Ethereum blockchain.
SHIB has a fixed supply of 1 trillion and is touted as the "Dogecoin killer" by its community. The Shiba Inu community launched the Shibarium Layer 2 blockchain network on Ethereum to improve the scalability and performance of Shiba Inu ecosystem activities.
DOGE ranks as the largest meme coin with a market capitalization of $25.4 billion, while SHIB follows behind with a market cap of $6.9 billion as of July 8, 2025.