Dogecoin's blockchain is producing blocks every 63 seconds instead of the targeted 60, resulting in about 5% fewer blocks and new Dogecoin created than expected. This slower block time means the annual supply increase is slightly lower, reducing dilution for holders. Transfers may take a bit longer than the usual one minute per confirmation, so users should plan for minor delays, especially around exchange deadlines. The network's difficulty adjustment algorithm reacts to fluctuating mining power but can't perfectly maintain the one-minute block target.
Dogecoin's blockchain timing issue is the story's subject, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Nov 01, 2026 22:21 WIB: Out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 31 rose and 18 fell today. Notable movers include BAT with a 2.36% gain and 99% buy activity, LINK up 2.29% but 88% sell activity, and ATOM down 2.56% with 56% sell orders. Typical hold times range from 61 to 93 days among these assets.
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