Dogecoin · DOGE
The original meme coin
The original meme coin — you need DOGE to pay fees on its own chain, but with no buyback or burn supply just keeps minting, real token usage is thin, and no serious VC builds a durable story around a memecoin.
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DOGE · a fixed mint with nothing to burn it back.
DOGE is the coin of Dogecoin, a 2013 fair-launch proof-of-work network — ~155.1B circulating, with no supply cap and a fixed reward of 10,000 DOGE per block that never halves.
Sell pressure. Mining adds ~1.23B DOGE over the next 90 days — about 13.6M a day, the same pace as always.
Buy pressure. None. There is no buyback, no burn and no treasury buying to take coins back off the market.
Net. About +0.79% to market over 90 days — supply grows slowly and steadily, with nothing offsetting the mint.
Mining creates exactly 10,000 new DOGE in every block, and the chain produced 122,673 blocks over the last 90 days — about 1.23B new DOGE, or roughly 13.6M a day. This reward never halves, so the mint runs at the same pace forever.
Dogecoin was a fair launch in 2013 with no presale, no investor round and no team allocation, so there is no vesting schedule and no cliff can reach the market.
No public evidence of release in window — monitored. A listed company holding ~463.1M DOGE has said it is winding down that holding, but its balance was unchanged through the whole window; two smaller listed holders (~70.5M and ~21.7M) and the Foundation's own ~10M reserve are also tracked. None of them can mint new DOGE.
No bankruptcy estate or court-ordered distribution applies to DOGE.
Dogecoin has no buyback mechanism — the network earns no protocol revenue and spends nothing buying coins off the market.
Transaction fees are paid to miners as part of their reward, not destroyed, so the network burns no DOGE at all.
No public evidence of open-market buying in the window — monitored. The corporate treasury that once accumulated DOGE has reversed course and is now selling down rather than adding.
No new multi-year lock, escrow or staking contract announced in the window — monitored. Proof-of-work DOGE has no staking to lock into.
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