Weekly IntelligenceLatestA week that broke a floor and settled nothing: DOGE closed the range-bottom read we pre-committed to (weekly close under $0.090), the ETF channel went dormant — zero net flow in every session of the window — usage tested its floor at 17,796 without breaking 17,000, and our own difficulty check fired in both directions at once: a new low of 19.28M and three reclaim prints above 40M inside one week. The lesson is a calibration, not a call: single-print thresholds cannot grade a jittering series.
Oct 11, 2026
Weekly Data ReportLatestThe October 5–11 dashboard: DOGE lost its $0.090 base, closing −9.5% at $0.08678 on a hawkish-Fed flush, yet the chain ran unchanged — 1,362 blocks a day, 13.62M DOGE issued exactly (95.34M added to supply = 9,534 blocks × 10,000, confirmed against day-end block heights), and usage held its floor at 17,796/day without breaking 17,000. Spot volume rose 26% to $1.82B as the price fell, and the day-end difficulty print swung 19.28M–42.94M — too noisy to read.
Oct 11, 2026
Deep DivesLatestOur own two-sided difficulty threshold fired in both directions inside seven days — a new 19.28M low and three prints above 40M — because a single day-end block is one sample of a series that swung 2.2×. This deep dive shows why one number cannot describe the week: the same seven days read −6.4% on the day-end print, −2.2% on a close-of-day average, and 1.30–2.90 PH/s as an implied-hashrate band. It explains per-block DigiShield and merge mining, rebuilds the measure around a band, and keeps the one anchor that never moved — the 63.4-second block clock.
Oct 11, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe September 28–October 4 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.09592 (−1.0%) in the quietest trading week since the series began ($1.44B) while transactions collapsed to a series-low 17,860/day (−25.9%, breaching our published 23,000 floor) and day-end difficulty fell as far as −28.0% before a partial rebound — yet the block clock never wobbled (1,363 blocks/day, 63.4s). The cross-check is exact: 9,538 blocks × 10,000 = the 95.38M DOGE added to supply.
Oct 04, 2026
Deep DivesArchiveIn one week, Dogecoin's day-end difficulty fell 18.2% (trough −28.0%) and implied hashrate fell 18.1% — against a price that moved 1.0%. The block clock never wobbled: 1,363 blocks a day, 63.4 seconds, issuance exact to the coin. This deep dive measures the drawdown day by day, explains why Dogecoin's difficulty can move this fast, separates what we know from what we refuse to claim, and sets the watchlist for the rebound.
Oct 04, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe September 21–27 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.0969 (+11.0%) with the week's only close above $0.10 (Sep 22, $0.10042), transactions stopped falling — 24,106/day (+1.9%), the first rise in five weeks — active addresses printed a dataset-high 51,563 on Monday, difficulty retargeted up 0.4% to 56.11M, issuance ran ~$1.32M a day, and weekly volume hit $2.70B (+37%).
Sep 27, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe September 14–20 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.08731 (+6.0%), daily transactions averaged 23,660 (−7.2%) and active addresses 36,377 (−5.8%), difficulty retargeted down to 55.87M as hashrate eased to 3.81 PH/s, issuance ran at ~$1.19M a day, and the median fee printed at 0.0590 DOGE (~$0.0052). The headline fact: usage fell for a fourth consecutive week, 25% below the August 17–23 peak. Every figure sourced and cross-checked.
Sep 20, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe September 7–13 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.0824 (−9.4%), daily transactions averaged 25,503 (−1.2%) and active addresses 38,616 (+1.8%), hashrate held at 3.91 PH/s against a 57.32M difficulty, the median fee printed at 0.0334 DOGE (~$0.0028), and issuance ran at 13.60M DOGE (~$1.12M) per day. Every figure is sourced from on-chain APIs and exchange candles, cross-checked.
Sep 13, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe August 31–September 6 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.0909 (+10.8%) after holding the $0.080 floor, daily transactions averaged 25,807 (−3.9%) and active addresses 37,943 (−2.5%), the chain produced 1,367 blocks a day, and issuance ran at 13.67M DOGE (~$1.24M) per day. Usage barely moved while price jumped — the closest approach yet to the divergence signal. Every figure sourced and cross-checked.
Sep 06, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe August 24–30 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.0821 (−12.1%) on $1.75B of weekly volume (−46%), daily transactions averaged 26,865 (−14.9%) and active addresses 38,902 (−5.8%), the chain produced 1,366 blocks a day, and issuance ran at 13.66M DOGE (~$1.12M) per day. A squeeze unwound on halved volume — every figure sourced from on-chain APIs and exchange candles, cross-checked.
Aug 30, 2026
Deep DivesArchiveThe week the squeeze unwound: −12.1% to $0.0821 on half the volume, a second ETF inflow day worth a tenth of a day's mint, the loudest social cycle of the year producing a shrug from the tape, a 1.7B whale claim printed with its caveat, and a chain that ran 1,366 blocks a day through both halves of the round trip. Five real, sourced numbers.
Aug 30, 2026
Weekly Data ReportArchiveThe August 17–23 dashboard: DOGE closed at $0.0934 (+34.2%) on $3.24B of weekly volume (×2.8), daily transactions averaged 31,562 (+20.4%) and active addresses 41,306 (+12.4%), the chain produced 1,362 blocks a day, and issuance ran at 13.62M DOGE (~$1.27M) per day. Every figure is sourced from on-chain APIs and exchange candles, cross-checked.
Aug 23, 2026
Deep DivesArchiveThe week DOGE finally moved: +34.2% to $0.0934, an intraday pierce of $0.10, and the first week in our tracked window where price, volume and usage all rose together. Five real, sourced numbers explain what actually happened: $14.5B of market value, 1,362 blocks a day of unchanged security, 31,562 transactions a day of genuine participation, a fee market that never blinked, and a record ETF day worth half a day of issuance.
Aug 23, 2026