What Is Dogecoin's Market Cap?
Dogecoin's market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the current DOGE price by the total circulating supply. With approximately 153.39 billion DOGE in circulation and a price around $0.10, the market cap stands at approximately $14.95 billion USD. This places Dogecoin among the top 10 cryptocurrencies globally by total market value, ranking approximately 9th in the overall crypto market.
Why Market Cap Matters for DOGE
Market cap is a key metric for evaluating Dogecoin's overall size relative to other assets. A higher market cap generally indicates greater investor confidence and liquidity. Dogecoin's market cap peaked above $80 billion during the 2021 bull run. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, Dogecoin has no supply cap — approximately 14.4 billion new DOGE are issued annually, which contributes to inflationary pressure on the price over time.
About Dogecoin (DOGE)Dogecoin is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency created in December 2013. It uses a Scrypt proof-of-work algorithm and processes transactions in approximately 1 minute. Dogecoin has no maximum supply cap, with approximately 14.4 billion new coins mined each year. |
DOGE Price FactorsDogecoin price is influenced by Bitcoin market trends, Elon Musk social media activity, speculative trading volume, exchange listings, community-driven campaigns, and developments in Dogecoin's utility infrastructure like Gigawallet and the Such App. |
Dogecoin Market Cap
KEY DATA POINTS
- Market Cap
~$14.95B USD
- Circulating Supply
153.39B DOGE
- Rank
#9 by market cap
- Annual Issuance
14.4B DOGE/year
- Supply Cap
None (inflationary)
- ATH Market Cap
$80B+ (May 2021)
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