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Dogecoin Price Forecast for 2026: The Path to $1 Amid Meme Rally

Dogecoin (DOGE) is back in the spotlight as retail traders return to the meme segment. Analysts express cautious optimism, suggesting that under favorable conditions, including a continued bull market and increased risk appetite, DOGE could potentially reach the $1 mark in 2026. The price is currently consolidating after volatile swings, with significant trading volumes indicating ongoing speculative interest. Key drivers remain its meme narrative, support from high-profile figures, and its correlation with Bitcoin's cycles. The path to $1 is not linear. DOGE must hold key support levels, sustain derivatives interest without overheating, and receive fresh meme-driven momentum. Technical analysis highlights the importance of watching RSI levels and volume for signs of sustainable growth versus short-term pumps. Alongside DOGE, newer, more aggressive meme tokens like Maxi Doge (MAXI) are gaining attention. Having raised approximately $4.3 million in its presale, MAXI offers high-risk, high-reward speculation with features like staking rewards and trading tournaments. While it could amplify portfolio returns during a rally, it carries significant risks associated with early-stage projects, unlike the more established DOGE. The overall strategy for many investors is to combine a core position in DOGE with a smaller, speculative bet on tokens like MAXI to capitalize on the potential meme rally.

bitcoinist12/11 19:40

Dogecoin Price Forecast for 2026: The Path to $1 Amid Meme Rally

bitcoinist12/11 19:40

Are Dogecoin ETFs Dead On Arrival? Dwindling Volume Suggests Investors Are Not Interest – Details

Dogecoin ETFs have experienced consistently low demand and dwindling trading volumes since their launch in late November, indicating a lack of institutional interest. Data from SoSoValue shows daily volumes have declined significantly, with only three days reaching seven-figure trades out of twelve. Total net assets for these funds stand at just $6.01 million, far below Grayscale’s Chainlink ETF, which has $77.71 million in assets. Analysts had predicted lower interest for meme coins like DOGE compared to major cryptos, and this is reflected as even newer Solana and XRP ETFs are performing better. DOGE’s status as a meme coin with limited utility is seen as a key reason for its poor ETF uptake. The token’s price also fell over 6% to $0.138 at the time of writing.

bitcoinist12/11 19:27

Are Dogecoin ETFs Dead On Arrival? Dwindling Volume Suggests Investors Are Not Interest – Details

bitcoinist12/11 19:27

Vote on Trump’s CFTC chair pick could come today, US senator says

The top Republican on the Senate Agriculture Committee stated that the full Senate could vote on President Trump’s nominee to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Michael Selig, as early as the same afternoon. The nomination advanced through committee along partisan lines just weeks prior. Although the Senate's schedule did not list the vote, lawmakers have a limited window to confirm Selig before the holiday break. Selig, nominated in November, emphasized the importance of the CFTC acting as a "cop on the beat" for crypto regulation. The CFTC currently has only one commissioner, Acting Chair Caroline Pham, who is expected to depart once a new chair is confirmed. Despite her impending exit, Pham continues to advance pro-crypto policies, recently adding executives from major crypto firms to the agency’s CEO Innovation Council.

cointelegraph12/11 19:24

Vote on Trump’s CFTC chair pick could come today, US senator says

cointelegraph12/11 19:24

Bitcoin’s liquidity test: Will $87K decide BTC’s next major move?

Bitcoin faces a critical liquidity test as it drifts toward the $89K–$87K range, a zone with dense liquidity clusters that could trigger a reversal if swept. A breakdown below this area may push BTC toward $86,320 or even $80,507. However, bullish factors include a clear RSI divergence, reduced selling pressure, and its position within overlapping ascending structures. Macro events like the Fed’s cautious rate cut added volatility, but analysts note weakening selling pressure and potential for a rebound toward $96K or higher if key supports hold. The next major price move hinges on whether BTC defends the $87K level or breaks down further.

ambcrypto12/11 19:11

Bitcoin’s liquidity test: Will $87K decide BTC’s next major move?

ambcrypto12/11 19:11

The Game Between Tokens and Equity: Revealing the Fundamental Conflict Behind Token Economics

The article "The Dark Side of Altcoins" by Crypto Dan explores the fundamental conflict between company equity and token holders in crypto projects. It argues that most projects are essentially companies with tokens, creating a structural conflict where equity (backed by VCs and boards) inevitably captures value at the expense of token holders. This leads to tokens trending toward zero despite project success. Hyperliquid is highlighted as an exception because it avoided VC equity financing, directing all economic value to the protocol instead of a corporate entity. The piece explains that tokens cannot legally function like stocks without being classified as securities, triggering regulatory issues. The ideal structure involves no company revenue capture, value accrual to token holders via mechanisms like buybacks, and DAO-controlled economic decisions. However, true alignment requires no corporate structure at all, akin to Bitcoin or Ethereum. The core issue is structural: tokens fail due to design flaws like VC funding, private sales, unlock schedules, or company revenue retention. Solutions require investors to stop funding flawed models and support projects like Hyperliquid that prioritize tokenholder alignment through thoughtful design.

比推12/11 19:00

The Game Between Tokens and Equity: Revealing the Fundamental Conflict Behind Token Economics

比推12/11 19:00

Bitcoin rallies fail at $94K despite Fed policy shift: Here’s why

Bitcoin's price struggled to break above $94,000 despite a 0.25% interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, remaining near $90,000 due to weak bullish momentum. Analysts attribute the stagnation to a significant decline in liquidity, particularly from stablecoins, with ERC-20 stablecoin inflows dropping nearly 50% since August. This reduction in buying power means recent rebounds are driven by reduced sell pressure rather than strong accumulation. Key resistance lies between $94,000 and $98,000, but repeated rejections at $93,000 signal exhaustion. A break below $88,000 could trigger a bearish structure, potentially pushing BTC toward $84,000 or even $80,600. Bulls need a weekly close above $90,000–$93,000 to regain momentum.

cointelegraph12/11 18:59

Bitcoin rallies fail at $94K despite Fed policy shift: Here’s why

cointelegraph12/11 18:59

Crypto’s unrealized losses surge to $350B as liquidity tightens — What data really shows

New data from Glassnode reveals that the crypto market's unrealized losses have surged to approximately $350 billion, with Bitcoin alone accounting for $85 billion. This increase coincides with declining liquidity, marked by reduced stablecoin flows, lower market-maker activity, and falling exchange volumes. These conditions suggest the market is entering a high-volatility phase that could persist into early 2026. However, the broader context remains nuanced. Despite the spike in unrealized losses—driven largely by recent buyers who entered near cycle peaks—unrealized profits across the ecosystem remain historically high, totaling hundreds of billions. Long-term holders continue to hold significant gains, indicating that the market is stressed but not structurally broken. The primary risk is liquidity contraction rather than systemic insolvency, which may amplify price movements. While a capitulation event is possible if weak hands exit, historical patterns suggest such phases often precede accumulation by strong holders and eventual market recovery—provided no major macro or crypto-specific shocks occur. Traders should prepare for increased volatility in the near term.

ambcrypto12/11 18:41

Crypto’s unrealized losses surge to $350B as liquidity tightens — What data really shows

ambcrypto12/11 18:41

Seed Round Secures $500 Million, It Aims to Be the 'Apple' of Payment Blockchains

Stripe's Tempo blockchain, a fork of Ethereum optimized for fintech applications, is now live on testnet. Backed by a $500 million seed round from Stripe and Paradigm, it aims to become the "Apple" of payment blockchains through vertical integration and a closed-architecture approach. Key innovations include: TIP-20, a stablecoin standard with prioritized transaction lanes; low, predictable gas fees payable in any stablecoin (converted automatically via a built-in AMM); and native smart accounts enabling batch payments, gas sponsorship, scheduled transactions, and passkey authentication. Unlike Ethereum’s open, permissionless validator set, Tempo uses a private, permissioned consensus mechanism (Simplex BFT) and is fully EVM-compatible. Its design prioritizes user experience, security, and commercial adoption over decentralization, targeting the payments industry as its primary market. The code is open-sourced under Apache/MIT licenses.

比推12/11 18:34

Seed Round Secures $500 Million, It Aims to Be the 'Apple' of Payment Blockchains

比推12/11 18:34

Bank of Mexico warns fragmented global rules expose stablecoins to stress, arbitrage

The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) has warned that stablecoins present significant risks to financial stability, citing rapid growth, exposure to traditional finance, and fragmented global regulations that could lead to arbitrage and market stress. The central bank highlighted vulnerabilities such as heavy reliance on short-term U.S. Treasuries, market concentration among a few issuers, and past depegging events. Without coordinated international safeguards, mass redemptions or issuer failures could spill over into broader financial markets. Banxico also noted that divergent regulatory approaches—such as the EU’s MiCA and the U.S. GENIUS Act—create gaps that may encourage regulatory arbitrage. While acknowledging potential benefits like improved settlement efficiency and lower remittance costs, Mexico maintains a cautious stance toward crypto integration with traditional finance. In contrast, Brazil and Argentina lead Latin America in crypto adoption, with Brazil implementing banking-style supervision for crypto firms and Argentina reconsidering its ban on bank crypto trading.

cointelegraph12/11 18:26

Bank of Mexico warns fragmented global rules expose stablecoins to stress, arbitrage

cointelegraph12/11 18:26

Prediction markets bet Bitcoin won’t reach $100K before year’s end

Prediction markets on Polymarket and Kalshi indicate only a 29-34% probability that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 before the end of 2025. BTC's price faces resistance near $94,000, with analysts suggesting a potential rise to $98,000 if it breaks this level. Key factors suppressing a short-term recovery include macroeconomic uncertainty and a significant slowdown in Bitcoin purchases by corporate treasuries. Despite reduced institutional buying, markets still expect continued accumulation from certain entities. Bitcoin's December high was $94,600, last trading above $100,000 on November 13.

cointelegraph12/11 18:13

Prediction markets bet Bitcoin won’t reach $100K before year’s end

cointelegraph12/11 18:13

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