Updated: Nov 18, 2025, 09:26 UTC
At a glance (today):
- Price: ~$0.1566, down ~3.5% over 24 hours; day’s range: ~$0.1503–$0.1637.
- Market cap / volume: ~$23.8B market cap; ~$3.34B 24‑hour volume. [1]
- 7‑day change: ≈‑11.6%; 30‑day change: ≈‑16.4%. [2]
- Key level: $0.152 support highlighted by analysts after a multi‑year trendline break. [3]
- Macro backdrop: Bitcoin fell below $90,000 intraday today, weighing on altcoins. [4]
What’s moving DOGE today
Dogecoin is hovering just above the widely watched $0.15 area after a choppy session that saw intraday swings of roughly 9% between the low‑$0.15s and mid‑$0.16s. As of 09:26 UTC, DOGE trades near $0.1566 (‑~3.5% on the day), with a $0.1503–$0.1637 range so far. The coin’s short‑term tone remains cautious alongside broader crypto weakness.
Macro risk is in the driver’s seat: Bitcoin briefly broke below $90,000 today, deepening risk‑off flows across majors and meme coins alike. That weak backdrop helps explain DOGE’s inability—so far—to reclaim the $0.16–$0.163 zone. [5]
Market data confirms the soft tone: Dogecoin’s market capitalization sits around $23.8 billion, with ~$3.34 billion in 24‑hour turnover. On a weekly and monthly basis, DOGE is down by ~11.6% and ~16.4%, respectively, underscoring the broader de‑risking cycle. [6]
The key DOGE headlines today (Nov 18, 2025)
- Trendline break puts $0.152 in focus. CoinDesk reports DOGE broke a multi‑year rising trendline, making $0.152 a must‑hold horizontal support. Despite today’s weakness, large “whale” addresses accumulated an estimated 4.72B DOGE in recent weeks—an accumulation/divergence dynamic that could fuel volatility. [7]
- Altseason still “on hold.” Analysts told CoinDesk that, even as Bitcoin’s dominance slips with price, the market looks like a de‑leveraging/reset rather than a rotation into high‑beta altcoins. DOGE remains among the underperformers on a relative basis in this environment. [8]
- Macro pressure intensifies. Reuters confirms Bitcoin’s slide under $90k today, a move that’s rippled across altcoins and crypto equities—an additional headwind for DOGE intraday. [9]
- ETF watch—possible near‑term catalyst. Cointelegraph says Grayscale’s spot Dogecoin ETF could launch as soon as Monday, Nov. 24 if regulators don’t object, following October/November’s wave of alt‑coin ETF rollouts (including Solana). A successful DOGE ETF debut could become a sentiment driver for the meme‑coin complex. [10]
Price, levels, and structure
- Spot price: ~$0.1566 (09:26 UTC). Intraday high/low: ~$0.1637 / ~$0.1503.
- Nearest support:$0.152 (failure risks a quick look at $0.150 and, if panic returns, deeper pockets of volume below). Nearest resistance:$0.159–$0.163; reclaiming this band would signal stabilization. (Levels per today’s CoinDesk analysis.) [11]
Why this matters: The confluence of a broken multi‑year trendline and a fragile macro tape argues for two‑way volatility. If $0.152 continues to hold on closing bases, bulls can make the case for a base‑building attempt into $0.17+. Lose it decisively, and the market could probe liquidity into the high‑$0.14s before bargain‑hunters reappear. [12]
Context you shouldn’t miss
- Flows and positioning: Analysts today frame the crypto tape as a de‑risking/de‑leveraging phase, not the start of an “alt season.” That typically keeps meme coins like DOGE more sensitive to BTC drawdowns and ETF outflow headlines. [13]
- Possible near‑term catalyst: If Grayscale’s DOGE ETF does list next week, it would join the recent cohort of alt‑coin funds and could shape US‑based, regulated access to the asset—something that historically influences flows and liquidity. [14]
Dogecoin price table (today)
- Price (09:26 UTC): ~$0.1566 (24h change ≈ ‑3.5%)
- Day’s range: ~$0.1503–$0.1637
- Market cap: ~$23.8B; 24h volume: ~$3.34B [15]
- 7‑day / 30‑day: ≈‑11.6% / ≈‑16.4% [16]
What to watch next
- The $0.152 line. A clean hold keeps the $0.16–$0.17 rebound path alive; a break invites momentum sellers. [17]
- Macro headlines. Fresh BTC weakness or large ETF outflow prints tend to amplify DOGE’s intraday swings. [18]
- ETF calendar. Any official listing notices for a US spot DOGE ETF could shift sentiment quickly—either by confirming the launch or by delaying it. [19]
Methodology & sources
Spot price, day range and 24‑hour change reflect aggregated market data at 09:26 UTC. Market capitalization, volume and multi‑period returns are from CoinGecko’s live dashboard. News and analysis are drawn from same‑day coverage by CoinDesk, Reuters and Cointelegraph. [20]
This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Cryptocurrencies are volatile; do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before investing.
References
1. www.coingecko.com, 2. www.coingecko.com, 3. www.coindesk.com, 4. www.reuters.com, 5. www.reuters.com, 6. www.coingecko.com, 7. www.coindesk.com, 8. www.coindesk.com, 9. www.reuters.com, 10. cointelegraph.com, 11. www.coindesk.com, 12. www.coindesk.com, 13. www.coindesk.com, 14. cointelegraph.com, 15. www.coingecko.com, 16. www.coingecko.com, 17. www.coindesk.com, 18. www.reuters.com, 19. cointelegraph.com, 20. www.coingecko.com
