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Dogecoin Price Forecast: DOGE could retest $0.14
Key takeaways
- DOGE is down by less than 1% and is trading above $0.15.
- DOGE’s derivatives market shows signs of recovery as Open Interest rises to $1.66 billion.
Dogecoin’s derivatives data shows signs of recovery
DOGE, the native coin of the Dogecoin ecosystem, continues its poor performance this week after losing less than 1% of its value in the last 24 hours. The leading memecoin is currently trading at $0.157 and could record further losses in the near term.
Since the October 10 flash crash, which liquidated over $19 billion in crypto assets in a single day, Dogecoin has lost 37% of its value.
The selloff reflects the bearish sentiment in the broader crypto market, with uncertainty of another Fed rate cut causing capital flight in the cryptocurrency market. Fed Chair Jerome Powell said during the last FOMC meeting that a December rate cut was not guaranteed, which spooked investors and fueled risk-off sentiment.
Despite DOGE’s poor performance, its derivative market has shown promise in recent days. The Dogecoin futures Open Interest (OI) has stabilized over the past few days. Data obtained from Coinglass shows that traders are slowly regaining confidence in Dogecoin’s ability to sustain short-term recovery.
Coinglass added that Dogecoin OI-Weighted Funding Rate has risen to 0.0076% on Wednesday from Tuesday’s -0.0083%. The surge comes as traders increasingly pile into long positions.
DOGE remains bearish as market volatility continues
The DOGE/USD 4-hour chart is bearish and efficient as Dogecoin has lost 10% of its value in the last 24 hours. The bearish performance comes as the broader crypto market continues to underperform.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the 4-hour chart at 48 risks extending its decline toward oversold territory. If the selloff continues, DOGE could potentially escalate the downtrend below $0.1500.
Dogecoin is currently trading below he 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $0.1893, the 100-day EMA at $0.2024, and the 200-day EMA at $0.2090, and they could serve as strong resistance levels in the near term.
If the bearish trend continues, DOGE could drop below the $0.15 level and retest the $0.1424 support last tested in June.
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Kryptobörse Kraken stellt vertraulichen Antrag für Börsengang
Die Kryptobörse Kraken schielt nun doch auf einen Börsengang und hat für diesen Schritt bereits einen vertraulichen Antrag bei der SEC gestellt.
Bitcoin just hit a critical point: analysts split between $85K crash and $250K surge
- Bitcoin trades near $92K amid mixed signals from ETFs and tech markets.
- Hoskinson and Saylor predict a strong BTC rebound despite recent losses.
- ETF outflows and macro risks could, however, push BTC toward $85K support.
While Bitcoin price has recovered from the low of $88,540 hit on November 19, the question is whether it will hit a higher high than the $93,403 registered on November 18.
Some analysts believe BTC is preparing for a deeper slide, while others insist a powerful rebound is already forming beneath the surface.
At press time, BTC price was around $92,237 and already showing signs of exhaustion, which would spell doom since it formed a lower low on November 19, which is a bearish sign.
Bullish calls grow despite the slide
At $92,237, Bitcoin (BTC) is reeling from a bruising stretch that has erased more than $33,000 from its value in under two months.
Notably, today’s uptick follows a pause in ETF outflows and a rebound in tech stocks, driven by Nvidia’s stronger-than-expected earnings.
While the market remains on edge as macro uncertainty and shifting liquidity conditions continue to pressure risk assets, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson remains one of the strongest voices calling for a major rebound.
During CNBC’s Squawk Box show on Tuesday, Hoskinson argued that Bitcoin’s recent losses reflect broader macro distortions, including tariff tensions, recession risks, and uneven regulatory signals.
Hoskinson believes these forces will ease in the coming months.
He expects BTC to recover sharply and potentially hit $250,000 within the next year, projecting that institutional adoption and large-scale tokenisation will redefine market cycles.
Michael Saylor shares a similar level of confidence, viewing the current downturn as typical of Bitcoin’s long-term behaviour.
The MicroStrategy executive says the company is built to withstand extreme drawdowns, calling his position “indestructible” in a recent interview with Fox Business.
₿etter than Ever. Today I was the warm-up act for @natbrunell as we both talked Bitcoin with @cvpayne. You’ll want to hear what she had to say. pic.twitter.com/vDaFceyeza
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) November 18, 2025
Notably, Saylor has continued to buy BTC even as volatility increases, reinforcing his view that deep corrections are part of the broader path toward higher valuations.
ETF activity has also become a pivotal factor.
The BlackRock Bitcoin ETF posted a record $523 million daily loss on November 18 following a streak of outflows across the spot Bitcoin ETF landscape.
The Bitcoin ETFs outflow seems to have stabilised, with IBIT seeing $60M worth of inflows on November 19.
Analysts warn that sustained inflows will be essential if Bitcoin hopes to avoid a retest of this week’s lows.
Bearish risks still loom
Not all signals point upward. Some traders see a real chance BTC could break below key support levels near $90,000.
If the market fails to hold this support, prediction platforms indicate rising expectations of a drop toward $87,000.
ETF outflows totalling more than $3 billion this month highlight lingering caution, and many retail participants remain hesitant after weeks of drawdowns.
Macro conditions remain complicated.
Expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts have faded, while recession concerns are resurfacing due to weak jobs data and ongoing trade friction.
These pressures have limited upside momentum even as Nvidia’s tech rally briefly boosted risk appetite.
Despite the uncertainty, Bitcoin continues to trade like a high-beta asset tied closely to broader market sentiment, and the next few days may determine whether buyers regain control or whether sellers will test new lows.
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BlackRock expands Ethereum staking plans with new Delaware trust
- The trust was formed on Nov. 19 under the Securities Act of 1933.
- A Form S-1 filing with the SEC would be required before the product launches.
- ETHA, BlackRock’s spot Ethereum ETF, has more than $13 billion in inflows.
BlackRock has taken another step toward a staking-focused Ethereum ETF by setting up a new statutory trust in Delaware, signalling fresh movement in the fast-growing market for yield-generating crypto products.
The trust, called the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF, was officially formed on Nov. 19, according to state records.
While the filing does not include product documents, it adds to a broader industry shift toward staking features within regulated ETFs.
The move positions BlackRock to explore yield-bearing structures as competitors such as Grayscale, Fidelity, 21Shares, Franklin Templeton, and REX-Osprey advance their own staking plans across major digital asset funds.
Delaware trust expands BlackRock’s Ethereum plans
The new trust was registered under the Securities Act of 1933, which requires full disclosures before any product reaches investors.
This registration serves as a preliminary step rather than a full submission to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
To move forward, BlackRock would still need to file a Form S-1, but the firm has not provided a timeline.
Delaware continues to be a popular state for early-stage ETF setup because of its regulatory structure, and BlackRock has often used the same route when preparing digital asset products.
Link to BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF strategy
The trust now sits alongside ETHA, the firm’s spot Ethereum ETF that launched in July 2024.
ETHA has attracted more than $13 billion in inflows and currently does not stake its holdings.
Nasdaq filed a Form 19b-4 in July 2025 to allow ETHA to stake ETH with approved validators.
If approved, that update would introduce staking rewards while also requiring detailed disclosures about custody arrangements, slashing risks, validator selection, and the handling of locked ETH.
Staking rewards on Ethereum generally range between 3% and 5% each year, and issuers must explain how they will track, calculate, and distribute those rewards.
Growth in staking-focused ETFs
BlackRock’s move comes as the broader ETF market accelerates toward staking-enabled products.
Grayscale received approval in October 2025 to introduce staking within ETHE and its Mini Trust ETF, making them the first Ethereum funds under the 1933 Act permitted to earn staking rewards.
Other issuers, including Fidelity, 21Shares, Franklin Templeton, and REX-Osprey, have also submitted similar filings.
REX-Osprey already operates a staked Solana ETF and launched a staked Ethereum version in September.
BlackRock’s digital assets head Robert Mitchnick said staking features across ETFs could attract between $10 and $20 billion by mid-2026.
Experts now expect the next catalyst to be BlackRock’s potential S-1 submission, which would move the new trust closer to becoming a yield-bearing Ethereum ETF.
Rising market interest in Ethereum staking
ETF analysts say expanding staking options could lock a significant amount of ETH within regulated products, influencing liquidity and long-term supply.
The combination of new filings, updated fund structures, and rising capital inflows has set up a competitive race among issuers.
BlackRock’s new trust adds another step in that process, signalling how institutional demand for Ethereum staking continues to reshape the ETF landscape.
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