$DOGE
Dogecoin currently trades around $0.099 USD, with market data showing about $16.8 billion in market capitalization and 24-hour volume near $978 million, reflecting moderate short-term interest and movement around recent support levels. DOGE’s price today is far below its all-time high of about $0.737 in May 2021, illustrating how its value has retraced significantly over the years while still maintaining its place among the top-ten crypto assets by market cap. The token’s large circulating supply and lack of a maximum cap mean it’s inflationary, which can constrain upside compared with deflationary assets; its price often moves in step with broader meme-coin sentiment and social media influence more than fundamental use case growth. Recent technical analysis points to oversold conditions at key demand zones near ~$0.09 with a rebound from deeply oversold levels, suggesting that if DOGE holds above short-term support, it could revisit nearby resistances, but breaking below those lows could deepen bearish momentum. Regulatory and market views vary widely: some see Dogecoin largely as speculative entertainment with limited utility, while others note increasing interest via vehicles like a dedicated ETF tracking DOGE exposure, which could broaden access for traditional investors.