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Dogecoin Drops Below Nine Cents as Overall Meme Token Market Share Contracts
Dogecoin traded down to $0.0886 as the broader meme token sector fell to roughly 3.9% of the non-Bitcoin and non-Ethereum crypto market.
Dogecoin dropped below the nine-cent threshold on October 7, 2026, touching a 24-hour low of $0.0880 before settling around $0.0886, or €0.0791. The cryptocurrency recorded a 24-hour decline of 5.4% and a seven-day loss of 5.9%, with daily trading volume of $1.18 billion and a total market valuation of $13.84 billion.
The decline reflects weakness across the broader meme category. Analysis of 771 crypto market segments indicates that the combined meme sector stood at $33.18 billion on October 7, having dropped 5.0% over 24 hours as 15 of 18 meme subcategories slipped. Against the total $2.846 trillion crypto market—where Bitcoin represents 58.8% and Ethereum 11.0%—the meme segment accounts for 1.17% of total value and 3.86% of the remaining altcoin market.
Dogecoin's circulating supply stands at 156.2 billion tokens, with the network issuing 10,000 DOGE per block, or roughly five billion new coins annually. Over longer periods, DOGE is down 1.4% over 30 days, 64.4% over the past year, and remains 87.9% below its May 2021 peak of $0.7316.
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