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Dogecoin records seven-day decline against Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP

Recent weekly figures show Dogecoin posting steeper losses than XRP and other major digital assets despite a daily uptick.

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On October 3, 2026, Dogecoin stood at $0.0931, or about 0.0827 euros, registering a 24-hour gain of 1.7 percent. The token traded between $0.0912 and $0.0936 during the session, generating around $471 million in turnover with a market capitalisation of approximately $14.5 billion.

Weekly data compiled on the six most searched cryptocurrencies in Germany placed Dogecoin as the weakest asset over seven days, down 4.7 percent. Over the same weekly period, Bitcoin increased by 1.0 percent, Ethereum declined 0.2 percent, Solana dropped 1.3 percent, and XRP fell 2.9 percent. On a 30-day basis, Dogecoin was up 4.2 percent, while XRP and Bitcoin rose 2.0 percent and 4.8 percent respectively.

Dogecoin's longer-term performance shows a 63.7 percent decline over 12 months, trading between $0.0690 and $0.2668. The currency also trades 87.3 percent below its record high of $0.7316 established in May 2021.

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