Dogecoin records $57.2M in weekly net spot outflows as DOGE trades near $0.085. Traders watch key price levels and Bitwise's ETF closure.
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Moving averages cluster near $0.09, while a break below $0.083 could open a path toward $0.078. A separate $0.11–$0.12 scenario remains conditional.
BWOW shareholders are scheduled to receive cash based on the fund's Oct. 21 net asset value, with distribution expected around Oct. 22.
Bitwise is winding down its Dogecoin ETF BWOW: trading ends on 14 October and the money flows on 22 October. The holding amounts to 0.14 percent of one trading day.
DOGE remained near the lower Bollinger Band while market positioning leaned long and recent taker activity favored sellers.
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Dogecoin price risks a 60% crash toward $0.033 as a bear flag breakdown and rising wedge signal further downside for DOGE.
DOGE traded near the $0.084 support area after large-wallet cohorts cut combined holdings by 100 million tokens. Technical indicators remained bearish, while derivatives positioning was mixed.
DOGE traded at $0.083 amid a broader crypto selloff, while technical analysts highlighted resistance near $0.098 and a possible sell-side liquidity sweep.
Dogecoin (DOGE) traded lower Thursday as a broader crypto market selloff weighed on digital assets. Bitcoin fell below $84,000, hitting $81,254 before partially recovering.
BWOW began trading in late November 2025. Cash distributions are expected around Oct. 22 after final trading on NYSE Arca.