Weekly News ReviewLatestA breakdown week: DOGE fell 9.5% to $0.08678 as a hawkish-Fed flush took Bitcoin under $84,000 and $1.16 billion of crypto leverage out in two days. Metallicus switched on DogecoinVM's mainnet alpha and the market shrugged; about $57 million of spot left the coin; US DOGE ETFs logged zero net flow in every session of the window; CME's new index left DOGE out; and Bitwise confirmed BWOW's liquidation, its CEO calling the outcome 'tragic'. Eight dated stories, every one sourced.
Oct 11, 2026
Weekly IntelligenceLatestA week that broke a floor and settled nothing: DOGE closed the range-bottom read we pre-committed to (weekly close under $0.090), the ETF channel went dormant — zero net flow in every session of the window — usage tested its floor at 17,796 without breaking 17,000, and our own difficulty check fired in both directions at once: a new low of 19.28M and three reclaim prints above 40M inside one week. The lesson is a calibration, not a call: single-print thresholds cannot grade a jittering series.
Oct 11, 2026
Weekly Data ReportLatestThe October 5–11 dashboard: DOGE lost its $0.090 base, closing −9.5% at $0.08678 on a hawkish-Fed flush, yet the chain ran unchanged — 1,362 blocks a day, 13.62M DOGE issued exactly (95.34M added to supply = 9,534 blocks × 10,000, confirmed against day-end block heights), and usage held its floor at 17,796/day without breaking 17,000. Spot volume rose 26% to $1.82B as the price fell, and the day-end difficulty print swung 19.28M–42.94M — too noisy to read.
Oct 11, 2026
MarketLatestThe miner's week: DOGE closed −9.5% at $0.08678, trimming daily issuance value to ~$1.18M — the lowest annualized subsidy in our records (~$431M) — while the day-end difficulty print swung a 2.2× range (19.28M–42.94M) that no single number can summarise. The block clock held at 1,362 blocks/day (63.4s), fees stayed a 0.06% footnote at 0.4391 DOGE (~$0.0381) per transfer, and the pool table stays out.
Oct 11, 2026
Deep DivesLatestOur own two-sided difficulty threshold fired in both directions inside seven days — a new 19.28M low and three prints above 40M — because a single day-end block is one sample of a series that swung 2.2×. This deep dive shows why one number cannot describe the week: the same seven days read −6.4% on the day-end print, −2.2% on a close-of-day average, and 1.30–2.90 PH/s as an implied-hashrate band. It explains per-block DigiShield and merge mining, rebuilds the measure around a band, and keeps the one anchor that never moved — the 63.4-second block clock.
Oct 11, 2026
MarketArchiveThe miner's week: implied hashrate fell 18.1% to ~2.23 PH/s and day-end difficulty dropped as low as −28.0% before two rebound prints, while issuance still delivered ~$1.31M a day — a price-led 1% trim miners did nothing to earn — the average fee per transfer rose 14.3% even as fee income fell with usage, the chain clock held at 1,363 blocks/day (63.4s), and the pool table stays out. DOGE closed at $0.09592 (−1.0%).
Oct 04, 2026
Weekly News ReviewArchiveA quiet candle over loud plumbing: DOGE slipped 1.0% to $0.09592 while DogeOS opened its Chikyu testnet, CFTC-regulated DOGE perps went live on Kalshi, Robinhood queued US perps, the ETF complex printed a near-zero flow week inside a record September, and Bitwise's BWOW got exact wind-down dates. A 545M-DOGE whale claim circulated with no named tracker. Every item dated and sourced.
Oct 04, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe September 28–October 4 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.09592 (−1.0%) in the quietest trading week since the series began ($1.44B) while transactions collapsed to a series-low 17,860/day (−25.9%, breaching our published 23,000 floor) and day-end difficulty fell as far as −28.0% before a partial rebound — yet the block clock never wobbled (1,363 blocks/day, 63.4s). The cross-check is exact: 9,538 blocks × 10,000 = the 95.38M DOGE added to supply.
Oct 04, 2026