Dogecoin (DOGE) rose 2.93% to reach a two-week high of $0.073 after holding the $0.07 support level. The price rally was driven by leveraged demand and a short squeeze, forcing short sellers to buy back DOGE, which increased demand. Futures market inflows and derivatives volume also surged, indicating renewed trader interest and a shift toward long positions. If the momentum continues, DOGE could break the $0.075 resistance and target $0.08, but profit-taking by some holders may cause a pullback to $0.07.
As of August 11, 2026, Dogecoin is trading at around $0.0717, close to its twelve-month low of $0.0690 and down 75.2% from its high of $0.2894 last year. The price has stabilized recently but remains in a downtrend, trading below key moving averages ...
Bitcoin fell to around $63,500 following July's inflation report that matched expectations, leading to a drop in the probability of a September Federal Reserve rate hike from 46% to 38%. The inflation data reassured markets but did not spark strong g...
Bitcoin fell to around $63,500 following July's Consumer Price Index data that matched analyst expectations, easing immediate concerns about Federal Reserve rate hikes but failing to boost crypto markets. The probability of a September Fed rate hike ...
Dogecoin's price remains around $0.07, down about 70% from last year, but futures open interest has risen to $1.21 billion, signaling increased trader optimism. Trading volume jumped 95%, with options seeing strong growth. Exchanges like Binance and ...
Bitcoin fell to about $63,500 following a U.S. inflation report that matched expectations, easing concerns about immediate Federal Reserve rate hikes but failing to spark a strong crypto rally. The inflation data showed a 0.1% monthly rise and 3.4% a...
