Dogecoin (DOGE) — how much DOGE moves to market in the next 90 days?
The simplest sheet in the lineup. One row carries everything: 10,000 DOGE/block × 1,440 blocks/day × 90 = 1.296B DOGE. Every other cell of the 4×2×2 grid is zero.
Setup
Dogecoin launched December 2013 as a Scrypt-PoW fork of Litecoin. The early years had a randomized + halving block reward schedule (genesis 88 DOGE, halving every 100,000 blocks). At block 600,000 (~Feb 2015) the protocol fixed the block reward at 10,000 DOGE forever — no further halvings, no schedule change since. Read directly from the Dogecoin Core source (src/chainparams.cpp):
- Block reward: 10,000 DOGE/block (fixed forever since block 600,000)
- Block time: 60s → 1,440 blocks/day → ~5.26B DOGE/year
- Current block: 6,222,380 (live block explorer · May 26 2026 09:35 UTC)
- Circulating: ~154.39B DOGE · no maximum supply (uncapped, grows forever at fixed rate)
- Mining: Scrypt PoW, merged-mined with Litecoin since 2014 (so DOGE security inherits LTC hashrate)
- Foundation: The Dogecoin Foundation (re-established Aug 2021) does NOT hold a protocol-level token treasury — no coinbase tax, no insider allocation
The framework asks one structural question for any coin:
Part 1 · Sell pressureto market
Part 2 · Buy pressureoff market
Net result
Plug the totals back into the formula:
DOGE is the cleanest pure-inflation case in the lineup with a fixed nominal rate. ~5.256B DOGE/yr (~3.4% of current circulating) emitted to miners forever. The percentage falls slowly as supply grows (each fixed-rate year adds less in % terms), but the absolute number is locked: 14.4M DOGE/day, forever.
Unlike BTC / BCH which halve every ~4 years, DOGE's emission DOES NOT decline on schedule. The only way to change the row is a coordinated hard fork that the merged-mining ecosystem (LTC) would have to ratify — historically not on any roadmap.
Data note. Block reward + 60s block time + fixed-reward invariant since block 600,000 are origin-first from the Dogecoin Core source (src/chainparams.cpp) with a reputable Cat-3 summary confirming the same figures. Current block height from a live block explorer. Circulating supply from monitor END cross-check only (155B today). ⚠ Data conflict on flow magnitude:the monitor's 90d implied delta is only +0.16B vs framework's deterministic +1.296B — the monitor's circulating field appears to update infrequently, making its mcap/price proxy noisy on this window. Per the anti-fabrication rule, framework keeps the protocol-deterministic number.