As reported by Bijiawang, Dogecoin briefly surged to $0.4846 in the aftermath of the 2024 U.S. election, driven by a Trump-related 'Dogecoin' appointment. However, the token's inflationary economic model and weak demand have hindered further growth. To reach $1, Dogecoin would require a market cap of $147 billion, but ongoing annual issuance of around 5 billion new tokens has created downward pressure. Daily trading volume dropped from $15 billion to $6.6 billion, and new U.S. spot ETFs only attracted $5.4 million in assets by late 2025, failing to provide sustained support.
Dogecoin Fails to Reach $1 in 2025 Amid Inflationary Model and Weak Demand
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Dogecoin failed to hit $1 in 2025 despite a short-lived spike to $0.4846 after the 2024 U.S. election, fueled by a Trump-linked 'Dogecoin' mention. An inflationary supply model and weak demand have kept it from rising further. The token needs a $147 billion market cap to reach the target, but annual issuance of 5 billion tokens keeps pressure on the price. Daily volume fell to $6.6 billion, and altcoins to watch saw little traction as new U.S. spot ETFs collected only $5.4 million by late 2025. The fear and greed index shows mixed sentiment, with no clear direction for Dogecoin.
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