About Dogecoin
Dogecoin (DOGE) was created in 2013 as a lighthearted alternative to traditional cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. The Dogecoin name and Shiba Inu logo are based on a meme. Unlike Bitcoin, which is designed to be scarce, Dogecoin is intentionally abundant — 10,000 new coins are mined every minute and there is no maximum supply.
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Trading Insights
Buyer Ratio
Traders
9.4K
30.68%
Buyers
5.9K
40.42%
Sellers
3.8K
14.83%
Searched
7.5K
Market Stats
Market Cap
£26.79B
-9.9%
FDV
£26.79B
Circ. Supply
151B DOGE
Max Supply
Not enough data
Total Supply
151B DOGE
Diluted Valuation
£26.80B
Performance
Popularity
#8
Dominance
0.96%
Volume (24H)
£3.60B
182.42%
Volume (7D)
£19.95B
Volume (30D)
£41.33B
All time high
£0.55
Price Change (1Y)
124.97%
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Learn more about asset risks.
Investment risk
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Investment risk: The performance of most crypto-assets can be highly volatile, with their value dropping as quickly as it can rise. You should be prepared to lose all the money you invest in crypto-assets.
Lack of protections: Crypto-assets are largely unregulated and neither the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) nor the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) will protect you in the event something goes wrong with your crypto-asset investments.
Crypto-assets are complex: It may be difficult to understand the risks associated with a crypto-asset investment. Do your own research and if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket: Putting all your money into a single type of investment is risky. Spreading your money across different investments makes you less dependent on any one to do well. A good rule of thumb is not to invest more than 10% of your money in high-risk investments such as crypto-assets.
Meme coins: 'Meme coins' (e.g. DOGE, SHIB) are crypto-assets whose value is driven primarily by community interest and online trends.
Volatility risk: Meme coins can have extreme price volatility, often experiencing rapid and unpredictable price fluctuations within short periods. The value of meme coins can be influenced by social media trends, celebrity endorsements, and other factors unrelated to traditional investment fundamentals.
Lack of utility: Meme coins often lack intrinsic value or utility, being primarily driven by community interest, online trends, and speculative trading.
Market manipulation: Meme coins may be susceptible to increased risk of market manipulation including 'pump-and-dump' schemes, where the price is artificially inflated followed by a sudden crash.
Lack of transparency: Meme coins may have limited available information about their development teams, goals, and financials. This lack of transparency can make it challenging to assess the credibility and potential of a meme coin accurately.
Emotional investing: Meme coins often garner strong emotional reactions from investors, leading to impulsive decisions. Emotional trading activity can amplify losses.
Meme coins might not be affiliated with or endorsed by the creators of any referenced characters, brands, or intellectual property (IP). Any associations are intended for parody or commentary purposes only. Token holders assume all legal risks, including potential impacts from legal actions by IP owners. Such actions could affect the token's value, liquidity, or legality. Invest with caution and at your own risk.
Wrapped tokens: Wrapped crypto-assets (e.g. cbETH, WBTC) (often referred to as 'wrapped tokens') are tokenised representations of other crypto-assets. They are typically created to facilitate compatibility and interaction across different blockchain protocols.
Smart contract risk: Wrapped tokens rely on smart contracts to ensure their value remains pegged to the underlying asset. These contracts could have vulnerabilities or flaws that can be exploited, potentially leading to a loss of funds.
Collateral risk: The value of a wrapped token is typically backed by an equivalent amount of the underlying asset. If the mechanisms ensuring this collateralization fail, the wrapped token's value might not be preserved.
Custodial risk: The underlying assets for wrapped tokens may be held in custody by a third party. If this party becomes insolvent, mismanages the assets, or is subjected to fraud or hacking, the value of the wrapped token might be jeopardized.
Bridging risk: Wrapped tokens are often used to bridge assets between different blockchain ecosystems. The integration layers that facilitate these bridges might suffer from technical issues, hampering the ability to transfer or utilize the tokens as intended.
Pricing disparity: In certain situations, the price of the wrapped asset and its underlying asset might diverge due to market inefficiencies or liquidity issues.
Additional details
Recent trends
The price of Dogecoin has increased by 0.61% in the last hour and decreased by 10.13% in the past 24 hours. Dogecoin’s price has also fallen by 9.78% in the past week. The current price is £0.18 per DOGE with a 24-hour trading volume of £3.60B. Currently, Dogecoin is valued at 67.57% below its all time high of £0.55. This all-time high was the highest price paid for Dogecoin since its launch.
The current circulating supply of Dogecoin is 151,045,816,383.705 DOGE which means that Dogecoin has as total market cap of £26,792,662,264.68.
Market details
DOGE vs markets
↗ 27.02%
DOGE vs BTC
↗ 26.78%
DOGE vs ETH
↗ 38.9%
Tags
mineable
pow
scrypt
medium-of-exchange
+7
Network & Addresses
Network | Address | |
|---|---|---|
Base | 0xcbD06E5A2B0C65597161de254AA074E489dEb510 | |
Dogecoin | NA |
Price history
Time | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
Today | £0.18 | ↘ 10.06% |
1 Day | £0.20 | ↘ 10.13% |
1 Week | £0.19 | ↘ 9.78% |
1 Month | £0.16 | ↗ 12.83% |
1 Year | £0.0799 | ↗ 124.97% |
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Learn more about asset risks.
FAQ
Dogecoin (DOGE) was created as a lighthearted alternative to traditional cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in 2013. The name and Shiba Inu logo are based on a meme. Unlike Bitcoin, which was designed to be scarce, Dogecoin is intentionally abundant — with 10,000 new coins mined every minute and no maximum supply.
For most of its existence, Dogecoin (pronounced “dohj coin”) was considered to be an amusing “memecoin” beloved by its community — but with relatively little value. That changed in 2021, when DOGE became one of the larger cryptocurrencies by market cap — with a total value that topped $80 billion in 2021, even though each individual coin is worth pennies.
Like more prominent cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, Dogecoin is also secured by mining. Thousands of computers around the world compete to mine Dogecoin in order to share the millions of new coins added to the supply per day, while also validating and processing network transactions.
Early in Dogecoin’s history, any computer could be useful for mining DOGE. As its popularity has surged however, mining competition has increased, making it difficult for small-scale miners with regular hardware. With a powerful graphics processor unit, a miner may be able to earn Doge, however a more powerful, specialized computer called an ASIC is likely necessary in order to mine profitably.
In 2021, Dogecoin experienced a significant price run-up as personalities like Mark Cuban, Snoop Dogg, and Elon Musk expressed their interest in Dogecoin. Musk even went so far as to joke, “The most entertaining outcome and the most ironic outcome would be that dogecoin becomes the currency of Earth in the future.”
You can buy, sell, hold, send, and receive DOGE using Coinbase and a number of other financial technology companies.
Released: December 2013
We update our Dogecoin to GBP currency in real-time. Get the live price of Dogecoin on Coinbase.
The current market cap of Dogecoin is £26.79B. A high market cap implies that the asset is highly valued by the market.
The all-time high of Dogecoin is £0.55. This all-time high is highest price paid for Dogecoin since it was launched.
Over the last 24 hours, the trading volume of Dogecoin is £3.60B.
Assets that have a similar market cap to Dogecoin include USDC, TRON, Solana, and many others. To see a full list, see our comparable market cap assets.
The current circulating supply of Dogecoin is 151 billion.
Dogecoin ranks 9 among tradable assets on Coinbase. Popularity is currently based on relative market cap.
Currently, 97% of Coinbase users are buying Dogecoin. In other words, 97% of Coinbase customers have increased their net position in Dogecoin over the past 24 hours through trading.
Yes, Dogecoin is currently available on Coinbase’s centralized exchange. For more detailed instructions, check out our helpful how to buy Dogecoin guide.
Dogecoin news
Trending articles
Social stats
Popularity in posts
#5
Contributors
10,167
Posts
33,229
% About Dogecoin
2.158%
Articles
165
Hold times
0 days
X (Twitter)
53.76% bullish
Sentiment
4.3 ★
Highlights
10,167 unique individuals are talking about Dogecoin and it is ranked #5 in most mentions and activity from collected posts. In the last 24 hours, across all social media platforms, Dogecoin has an average sentiment score of 86 out of 5. Finally, Dogecoin is becoming less newsworthy, with 165 news articles published about Dogecoin.
On Twitter, people are mostly bullish about Dogecoin. There were 55.93% of tweets with bullish sentiment compared to 4.04% of tweets with a bearish sentiment about Dogecoin. 44.07% of tweets were neutral about Dogecoin. These sentiments are based on 29522 tweets.
On Reddit, Dogecoin was mentioned in 460 Reddit posts and there were 5180 comments about Dogecoin. On average, there were less upvotes compared to downvotes on Reddit posts and more upvotes compared to downvotes on Reddit comments.
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