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Dogecoin (DOGE) Volume Jumps 79% on Bitget Near the $0.075 Floor

Dogecoin (DOGE) volumes jumped up to 79% on Bitget as price holds near the $0.075 floor, with spot inflows turning positive after a 61% one-year slide.

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October 26, 2026, 02:29 AM UTC4 min read
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  • DOGE volumes rose 19% on Binance, 49% on OKX and 79% on Bitget over 24 hours.
  • Spot market netted $225,000 inflow in one hour, more than 1,300% above the prior interval.
  • 24-hour spot net outflow approached $9 million across the longer time windows.
  • Long/short account ratios stood at 2.7 on Binance and 4.7 on OKX.
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Bitget Volume Jumps 79% at the Lows

Dogecoin (DOGE) trades between its two nearest lines on Monday: the $0.075 floor that caught the latest dip beneath it, and the $0.08 line that any recovery has to reclaim above it. The Dogecoin (DOGE) price printed $0.0764 at the time of writing, down 2.0% over 24 hours, and it sits closer to the lower edge of that band than the upper one. Over the weekend, the action moved off the quote and onto the tape. In the 24 hours through Oct 25, Binance's Dogecoin turnover rose about 19%, OKX's roughly 49% and Bitget's about 79%, a synchronized pickup across three venues that rank among the best crypto exchanges by volume. Bitget's jump was the largest of the three, more than four times Binance's gain, though each venue's reading covers its own 24-hour window, so the gains are directional rather than perfectly simultaneous. Spot order flow turned with it. During the final hour of that window, roughly $1.35 million of spot buying entered against $1.12 million leaving, a net inflow near $225,000 and more than 1,300% above the preceding interval. The absolute figure is small against a market cap of roughly $12 billion, yet its placement is not: buy-side money returning to a memecoin camped 61% below its level of a year ago. The token itself slipped about 1.3% on Sunday while that volume built, so the buying has so far absorbed selling rather than lifted the tape. One hour of net buying, however fast it grew, remains a data point rather than a trend, and the next sessions will show whether it repeats. Traders tracking the asset day to day can follow it in our recent Dogecoin coverage.

The wider readings are still heavy. Across the 4-hour, 8-hour and 12-hour windows, spot money kept leaving, and the 24-hour net outflow ran close to $9 million, an order of magnitude above that single-hour inflow. The chart agrees with the flows. Dogecoin (DOGE) has lost about 20% in 30 days, 34% since the start of the year and 61% over 12 months, and it trades beneath every major moving average. The 50-day and 100-day averages cluster near $0.085, which makes that zone the first wall overhead; the 200-day sits far higher, at $0.0915. The relative strength index reads around 33, near oversold territory but not yet at the depth from which durable bounces have typically started. Beneath, the support ladder runs from $0.075, where the most recent lower wick found bids, through $0.072 toward $0.07, the line that held off the summer decline. Above, the recovery route is sequential: take back $0.08 first, then treat $0.085 as the main objective of buyers. The contract trading market leans the other way from that caution. Account-level long/short ratios stand at 2.7 on Binance and 4.7 on OKX, so most accounts are positioned for a rise. Liquidations over 24 hours took $5.26 million from longs, slightly above the $4.82 million taken from shorts. Futures flows flipped from a short-term net inflow to net outflow across the 4-to-12-hour windows, and open interest stood near $1.11 billion. The slide has unfolded amid a wider memecoin rotation our desk tracked earlier this month, across a heavy stretch for altcoin markets more broadly, and listed ETF products added a separate drag earlier in the quarter with a weekly outflow of $538,000, the largest since August.

The Floor at $0.0753 Scores 100/100

Our composite support and resistance map frames the same picture in one line: the nearest floor, $0.0753, scored 100 out of 100, a convergence of the Bollinger lower band, the second swing support and the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement, while the first resistance, $0.0818, carries 90/100 where the 20-day EMA and the 0.618 Fibonacci meet. Positioning adds a caveat to the bullish account ratio: perp funding reads -0.0011%, with shorts paying longs, while 76.8% of accounts sit long at a ratio of 3.32. The measured distance is the working fact: spot, at $0.0764, holds about $0.0011 above the floor and $0.0054 beneath the resistance, and the fuller Dogecoin technical analysis carries the complete level map.

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