- Dogecoin’s price fell 11% to $0.23, with a trading range of $0.23–$0.26.
- Despite an earlier accumulation of 4.9 billion DOGE by large holders in August, recent data shows a 6% reduction in holdings by wallets with 10 million to 100 million DOGE.
- The launch of the first US Dogecoin ETF on September 12, 2025, failed to sustain bullish momentum.
As the cryptocurrency market faced turbulence on Monday, Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced a sharp decline of over 11% in its price.
This came as bearish sentiment drove a substantial sell-off, erasing over $1.7 billion in positions from the broader crypto market. Tokens such as Pi Network fell more than 20% in the past 24 hours.
Dogecoin price crashes
Dogecoin’s value dropped by 10%, dropping to $0.23. This decline followed a period of consolidation, with DOGE trading between $0.23 and $0.26.
DOGE’s price drop aligns with broader market weakness and analyst caution.
Despite holding around $0.23, the technical picture suggests bulls might have to defend levels below $0.20. Indeed, the $0.13 area and a potential 40% drop from current levels might be one to highlight.
This bearish outlook is down to declining retail momentum.
Despite earlier optimism surrounding the launch of the first US Dogecoin ETF and significant whale accumulation of 4.9 billion DOGE in August, the current sell-off has overshadowed these bullish catalysts.
The Coin Days Destroyed indicator also signals potential further declines, as long-term holders have begun moving assets, a historically bearish sign.
DOGE price outlook as bears wipe $1.7 billion off crypto market
Bitcoin dropped to around $112k and the broader cryptocurrency market has not been spared.
Per Coinglass data, bears wiped out $1.7 billion in value as major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and XRP struggle to maintain key psychological levels.
Dogecoin’s 11% drop within 24 hours to $0.23 contributed to the overall market downturn.
The sell-off has been made worse by weakening sentiment. Dogecoin’s futures open interest has dropped significantly as holders reduce their positions.
Data shows wallets holding 10 million to 100 million DOGE decreased their holdings by 6% in the past two months.
Despite some analysts viewing the current dip as a buying opportunity, the prevailing bearish trend suggests further volatility.
If bulls fail to bounce, Dogecoin will potentially revisit support levels at $0.22 and $0.20.
Investors might want to not only monitor technical indicators and market developments, but overall risk asset market outlook.
This means a look at the interplay of whale activity, macroeconomic factors, and ETF-driven optimism. The latter benefitted from the launch of the REX-Osprey DOGE ETF, with an upbeat uptake on debut.
However, Dogecoin’s initial reaction to the first US-listed DOGE ETF has waned. All eyes are on the upcoming deadlines for the SEC to approve or reject multiple proposals.
