Memecoin

Over the past three months, Bitcoin declined about 26% but still held up better than most major crypto sectors, including Ether, AI tokens, memecoins and real-world asset tokens. Several analysts say the figures highlight a market where capital remains concentrated in BTC, which many investors currently treat as a relatively safer option within the crypto space.

Dogecoin fell through the $0.1320 area and is trading under $0.1300 and the 100-hour simple moving average. After setting a low near $0.1266, the pair is consolidating with nearby hurdles at $0.1325, $0.1340 and $0.1350. A move above $0.1400 could open $0.1450–$0.1500, while failure risks $0.1280, $0.1250 and $0.120.

MoonPay President Keith Grossman has challenged claims that the meme coin era has ended, arguing that falling trading volumes signal structural maturation rather than the death of attention-based assets. On Solana DEXs, meme coin volume has slipped below 15%, while sector dominance in altcoin markets has dropped from 0.109 in November 2024 to 0.034, alongside market value declines of more than 65% for major tokens. Other analysts attribute the downturn to oversaturation, pump-and-dump activity, and eroding investor trust, even as proponents insist that tokenized attention will persist in a more selective form.

On December 9, 2025, SHIB saw a +1.06T net change on exchanges, following over 1 trillion tokens worth more than $8 million moved within 24 hours last week. Price action remains confined to a descending channel, with $0.0000077 support and $0.0000095 resistance in focus. A double bottom and RSI divergence could signal a potential rebound.

On December 11, 2025, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said memecoin markets are "dead" as their altcoin share fell to 3.4% from a 10.9% peak in November 2024. Despite bearish sentiment, Pepe's chart shows a potential triple-bottom setup with a $0.0000049 neckline, a measured 75% target at $0.0000075, and, if conditions improve, scope toward $0.0000165.

Dogecoin tested key support during the early Monday session, briefly touching $0.131 before trading near $0.132, down 2.04% over 24 hours. According to CoinMarketCap, 24‑hour volume climbed 77% to $1.08 billion as traders repositioned amid weakness, while the loss of $0.14 shifted attention to the $0.13 area.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is currently reacting to leverage rather than sentiment, with key pain points mapped by CoinGlass. Longs face the most stress near $0.00777 and shorts near $0.0086, while price trades around $0.00816. A decline under 5% could liquidate longs, whereas upward pressure needs more than 5% to impact shorts.

PEPENODE’s presale has entered its final 24 days, with the project raising over $2.3 million and pricing the token at $0.0011968. The Mine-to-Earn meme coin pairs a gamified mining system with staking yields of up to 554%, and more than 1.4 billion tokens are already staked.

ETFs holding XRP have accumulated $1.18 billion, equal to 0.98% of circulating supply, while price hovers near $2. Shiba Inu derivatives showed a roughly 3,000% liquidation skew favoring long wipeouts. JP Morgan introduced its My OnChain Net Yield fund on Ethereum’s Base network, with a $1 million minimum and a $100 million initial allocation.

Dogecoin extended its decline below $0.1400 and is trading under the 100‑hour moving average. According to the DOGE/USD hourly chart on Kraken, the pair faces resistance near $0.1380 and a descending trend line around $0.1375, with stronger barriers at $0.1400–$0.1425. Supports sit at $0.1340, $0.1325, and $0.130, with $0.1250–$0.1240 as lower levels.