Dogecoin

Bitcoin briefly moved above $85,500 after a cooler U.S. inflation reading improved the risk backdrop for crypto. The advance faded as Treasury yields remained near historically high levels, limiting follow-through across digital assets.

DogeOS has launched a public test network for Ethereum compatible applications that use test DOGE for fees, including trading, lending and stablecoin projects. The system still depends on selected operators, protected hardware and a Security Council while a proposed Dogecoin Core upgrade remains in draft form.

Bitcoin fell more than 2% to around $83,900 as rising Treasury yields intensified pressure on nonyielding and leveraged assets. Dogecoin led major-token losses, while XRP, Zcash and Hyperliquid also declined as macro stress returned to crypto markets.

Dogecoin has rebounded more than 50% in a month and broken above a bullish cup-and-handle formation that has been building since June. Technical traders are watching $0.128 as a potential upside target, while a move back below the $0.09 to $0.093 zone could cool the setup.

Dogecoin surged more than 15% to just above 10 cents, outpacing major tokens as Bitcoin steadied above $85,600. More than $1 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over the past day, including $844 million in bearish bets.

U.S. spot ether exchange-traded funds recorded another day of withdrawals even as ether advanced, while XRP funds also slipped into outflows. Bitcoin funds attracted fresh capital, and Zcash led major tokens as risk assets rallied alongside stocks and bonds.

Zcash led a broad crypto rebound, climbing 23% to about $1,369 as bitcoin traded near $76,258 and several major tokens advanced. The move followed the Federal Reserve’s quarter-point rate increase, which markets treated as largely expected and not necessarily the start of an aggressive tightening cycle.

XRP fell to $1.30 after the Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act in a 49-50 procedural vote, triggering a broad pullback across major tokens. Crypto-linked equities saw even steeper losses as traders turned their attention to SEC rulemaking and the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.

Dogecoin exchange-traded funds have failed to gain meaningful traction with investors, drawing just over $12 million across three tracked U.S. products in nearly 10 months. Bitwise’s plan to close its BWOW Dogecoin ETF underscores a widening gap between DOGE funds and rival XRP and Solana products.

Japan-listed Remixpoint reported a net gain from selling ether, solana, XRP and dogecoin, with DOGE the only position sold below its fiscal-year opening book value. The company now holds bitcoin as its only remaining cryptocurrency after reviewing market conditions and risk-return profiles.

Large-cap cryptocurrencies fell across the board after U.S. airstrikes on Iran prompted traders to reduce exposure to riskier assets. Bitcoin held up better than higher-beta majors, while oil, bond yields and rate expectations became the main drivers of market pressure.

Crypto market participation has weakened after a broader advance, with just 48 of the top 100 assets rising compared with 86 previously. Solana remains a standout while Bitcoin consolidates, Ethereum stalls, and several altcoins show fragile holding patterns.

Bitcoin slipped under $79,000 after briefly moving above $80,000, with rate-hike expectations weighing on the broader crypto rally. XRP posted the steepest decline among major tokens, while Solana moved against the market with a gain of nearly 4%.

Dogecoin has retreated after failing to hold above a major resistance cluster near its 200-day EMA and the upper boundary of a falling wedge. Technical traders say the rejection keeps the $0.056-$0.060 support zone in focus, even as a later breakout could still point toward $0.14-$0.26.

Dogecoin is trading near $0.070 after a steep decline from its 2024 high, but a large falling wedge has put a potential bullish reversal back in focus. The setup depends on DOGE reclaiming key moving-average resistance while speculative capital increasingly flows toward prediction markets.

Dogecoin remains under pressure after losing the $0.10 support area and sliding sharply as altcoin demand stays weak. Technical traders are watching whether a bearish flag on the daily chart confirms a possible move toward $0.058.

Dogecoin remains under pressure after losing key support and struggling to attract strong trading interest. Technical traders are watching a bearish flag setup that could expose DOGE to a move toward $0.058 if selling accelerates.

Two of the largest public bitcoin treasury firms are carrying combined unrealized losses of nearly $10 billion, underscoring the risks of concentrating corporate balance sheets in one token. Bitcoin remains rangebound between $62,000 and $66,000 as traders weigh fading bearish momentum against macro catalysts.

Dogecoin traders are adding leverage even as DOGE trades around 7 cents and remains sharply lower over the past year. The build-up in futures positioning raises liquidation risk if the token extends its decline.

Bitcoin moved lower after a July inflation reading matched expectations, easing macro anxiety but offering little fresh fuel for risk appetite. Traders are now watching Jackson Hole, the Sept. 4 jobs report and the Sept. 11 inflation release for the next major catalyst.

Dogecoin rose almost 3% to just above 7 cents and BNB gained 2% to $614, while bitcoin was the only major token lower on both the day and the week. Traders are watching Thursday’s U.S. CPI release, rising oil prices and Middle East tensions for clues on the next move in risk assets.

Bitcoin slipped near $64,000 after another failed push to hold above $65,000, while ether and XRP led losses across major tokens. Traders are watching whether a move toward $70,000 can change sentiment as oil, bond yields and U.S. inflation data pressure risk assets.

T. Rowe Price is defending the inclusion of established memecoins in its actively managed crypto ETF, arguing that the tokens can reveal useful signals about blockchain performance. The asset manager says active crypto investing requires judging eligible assets on merit rather than excluding categories because of reputation.

Bitcoin traded flat near $64,300 after the Senate pushed a vote on the Crypto Clarity Act until at least September. XRP led losses among major tokens, while spot bitcoin fund inflows helped defend support near $63,000 to $64,000.