Dogecoin
Dogecoin Remains Down 22% in 2026 Despite 32% Monthly Recovery
A 32% surge over the last 30 days has lifted Dogecoin to $0.09, though the meme token still carries a 22% loss on the year.
Dogecoin trades around $0.09, reflecting a 22% decline year-to-date despite a 32% price recovery over the past 30 days. Over a 12-month horizon, the asset remains down by 62%.
The recent rally forms part of a broader market-wide bounce across alternative cryptocurrencies. Over the same monthly period, Chainlink advanced 49%, XRP rose 40%, and Cardano gained 14%.
Despite these sharp 30-day gains, Chainlink is the sole asset among the four to achieve a positive return in 2026, sitting up 1%. The remaining tokens continue to navigate substantial net losses compared to their starting prices in January and their levels from 12 months prior.
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