Dogecoin Weakest Among Large Coins as Price Hits $0.0931

The price of Dogecoin (DOGE) stands at $0.0931 on October 3, 2026, with a daily gain of 1.7 percent but a weekly loss of 4.7 percent. Among the six large coins that investors in Germany search for most often, DOGE is the weakest over the past seven days, followed closely by Shiba Inu. Bitcoin is up 1.0 percent over the same period, Ethereum down 0.2 percent, Solana down 1.3 percent, and XRP down 2.9 percent.

Over the past 24 hours, Dogecoin's price has moved between $0.0912 and $0.0936, with a turnover of around $471 million. Market capitalization stands at roughly $14.5 billion. The price is about 87.3 percent away from its all-time high of $0.7316 set in May 2021, and down 63.7 percent over the past 12 months.

A gain of 1.7 percent in a day is not unusual for Dogecoin, which has historically moved more sharply than Bitcoin. The weekly balance is decided across many trading days, not on a single candle. Dogecoin's 4.2 percent monthly gain does not necessarily indicate a trend, as it is largely due to a single upward phase in late September.

The 200-day moving average stands at around $0.0878, and the 50-day moving average at around $0.0870. Dogecoin's price is about 6.0 percent above the 200-day line and 7.0 percent above the 50-day line. If the price falls by six percent, it will meet both lines almost at once.

If the zone around $0.087 to $0.088 does not hold, the next documented reference point is the yearly low of $0.0690. On the upside, the first serious hurdle sits at around $0.098, where a large amount of DOGE changed hands in that zone. Investors who bought at this price and have been underwater since tend to sell as soon as they see their entry price again.