Key Takeaways
- • Grayscale filed on October 5 to add Anchorage Digital as a second custody vault for the 144.8 million DOGE held in its fund, according to CryptoTicker.
- • Bitwise ended trading in its DOGE fund on October 14, and the shutdown moved DOGE's price by less than 1% over two days.
- • DOGE fell 14% in October, from $0.095 to about $0.0824 per KuCoin, and traded near $0.0819 per CoinMarketCap, with $0.080 cited as the key short-term floor.
- • DOGE's market capitalization is about $13.8 billion, and funding was 0.0088% on October 15, indicating futures traders still paying to stay long.
- • The article's promotional content for the Pepeto presale is a paid-style pitch, not independent market analysis, and its claims are not verified.
Summary
Grayscale filed in an October 5 filing to add Anchorage Digital as a second vault for the 144.8 million DOGE held in its fund, according to CryptoTicker. The move comes as DOGE has weakened: the coin dropped 14% this month, from $0.095 to near $0.0824, as reported by KuCoin on October 15. Per CoinMarketCap, DOGE traded at $0.0819 on the reporting date, down 4.7% in a day.
Bitwise ended trading in its DOGE fund on October 14. According to the article, the shutdown moved DOGE's price by less than 1% over two days. Futures funding stood at 0.0088% on October 15, per KuCoin, which the article reads as traders still paying to stay long. A CoinMarketCap update on October 14 identified $0.080 as the key floor after DOGE broke out of its September channel, with bulls targeting $0.087 this week and $0.095 for October, the level DOGE held in early October. At a market capitalization of about $13.8 billion, the article notes that a return to DOGE's all-time high of $0.7376 would represent roughly a ninefold gain.
The article also promotes Pepeto, a meme coin presale that it describes as raising more than $11.2 million, citing a presale price of $0.0000001901, staking yields of 160% APY, and a potential Binance listing. These claims are promotional, come from the presale project itself, and have not been independently verified; the article contains a disclaimer that it is not financial advice. For institutional readers, the verifiable developments are the Grayscale vault filing and the Bitwise fund closure.
Bitwise ended trading in its DOGE fund on October 14. According to the article, the shutdown moved DOGE's price by less than 1% over two days. Futures funding stood at 0.0088% on October 15, per KuCoin, which the article reads as traders still paying to stay long. A CoinMarketCap update on October 14 identified $0.080 as the key floor after DOGE broke out of its September channel, with bulls targeting $0.087 this week and $0.095 for October, the level DOGE held in early October. At a market capitalization of about $13.8 billion, the article notes that a return to DOGE's all-time high of $0.7376 would represent roughly a ninefold gain.
The article also promotes Pepeto, a meme coin presale that it describes as raising more than $11.2 million, citing a presale price of $0.0000001901, staking yields of 160% APY, and a potential Binance listing. These claims are promotional, come from the presale project itself, and have not been independently verified; the article contains a disclaimer that it is not financial advice. For institutional readers, the verifiable developments are the Grayscale vault filing and the Bitwise fund closure.
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