
Dogecoin is showing strong momentum this weekend as the original meme coin surges amid renewed market excitement and significant liquidation imbalances.
At press time, DOGE trades at $0.1813, up 9.18% over the past 24 hours, with its market cap climbing to $27.5 billion.
Trading volume has jumped 80% to $3.39 billion, and the volume-to-market-cap ratio of 12.38% reflects heightened activity and investor enthusiasm.
In the meantime, data from CoinGlass shows a remarkable 385% liquidation imbalance, with over $8 million short positions liquidated.

Elon Musk once again sparked a Dogecoin rally with a brief post on X, declaring “It is time,” in reference to an older tweet about “putting a literal Dogecoin on the literal moon.”
The message quickly reignited bullish sentiment, recalling Musk’s influence during the 2021 rallies when Dogecoin surged 339% and later peaked at $0.682. Despite celebrity support, however, Dogecoin’s mainstream payment adoption remains limited.
Investor optimism is also growing as Bitwise moves closer to launching the first Dogecoin spot ETF. The firm removed a “delaying amendment” from its SEC filing, paving the way for approval within 20 days if unopposed.
Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas suggested the ETF could debut by late November, a milestone that would bring institutional exposure to DOGE and further validate its market presence.
After retreating from $0.22 in late October, DOGE price has recovered to around $0.18, with Polymarket assigning a 61% chance it regains $0.20 this month.

The token faces resistance between $0.19 and $0.21, where the 20-, 50-, and 200-day moving averages converge. A breakout could push DOGE toward $0.25, though sustained momentum will be required to overcome this technical ceiling.
With Musk’s renewed attention, rising volumes, and ETF speculation driving demand, Dogecoin appears well-positioned for further upside if bullish sentiment persists.






