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Dogecoin’s price has broken below the $0.18 support level, indicating a potential continuation of its recent decline. Crypto analyst Master Ananda had predicted this correction, citing lower highs since December 2024 as a bearish signal. While short-term trends remain negative, the analyst expects the price to bottom around $0.15 before a recovery begins. Long-term prospects for Dogecoin remain bullish, but traders are advised to exercise caution in the short term. The market may see a higher low compared to April’s levels, though leveraged positions could trigger temporary volatility.
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Dogecoin (Doge) is a cryptocurrency that started as a meme, featuring the Shiba Inu dog from the “Doge” meme, and has gained popularity as a digital currency for tipping and small transactions.
BTC Holds Steady Amid Middle East Tensions, HYPE Surges 8%
Bitcoin experienced volatility following Israel’s strike on Iran but stabilized as tensions reversed, trading above $105,000. Despite geopolitical risks, BTC’s market cap rose to $2.1 trillion, with altcoins like Ethereum and HYPE recovering from Friday’s dip. HYPE led gains with an 8% surge, approaching its all-time high, while the total crypto market cap rebounded to $3.4 trillion. Analysts warn of potential downside if BTC fails to hold $100,000, but current trends suggest cautious optimism amid market fluctuations.
read moreSeven Firms File Amended S-1 Forms for Solana ETFs with Staking
Seven prominent issuers, including 21Shares, Bitwise, and Fidelity, filed amended S-1 forms with the SEC on Friday for Solana-based ETFs with staking features. The staking component would allow these funds to generate yield on Solana holdings, potentially boosting investor returns. This development follows reports that the SEC requested updated filings and comes amid a regulatory softening toward crypto, including dropped lawsuits against major exchanges. While the SEC has yet to approve any spot crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, experts anticipate Solana ETF approvals in the coming weeks. Solana’s price currently sits at $147, down 3.5% over the past day.
read moreShiba Inu (SHIB) Could Surge as Whale Activity Spikes
Santiment’s latest analysis reveals that Shiba Inu (SHIB) could be on the verge of a rally, driven by increased whale activity. Historically, spikes in large transactions (over $100,000) have signaled impending price peaks or accumulation phases. For instance, Bitcoin’s 2017 peak coincided with record whale transactions. While such activity can sometimes precede crashes, whales also buy during dips, as seen in May 2021. SHIB recently saw 527 whale transactions on June 5, 2025—the highest in five months—followed by a 10% market value increase. Currently trading at $0.000012, SHIB’s whale-driven momentum hints at further gains, though caution is advised given crypto’s volatility.
read moreDogecoin Leads Meme Coin Slump Amid Iran-Israel Tensions
Dogecoin, the leading meme coin by market cap, has dropped nearly 6% in the last 24 hours amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel. The broader meme coin category has underperformed, falling 9.5% compared to Bitcoin’s 2.6% and Ethereum’s 8% declines. Other popular meme coins like Pepe, Fartcoin, and Bonk have seen even steeper drops, with some losing over 10% in value. The sell-off isn’t limited to meme coins, as altcoins also faced significant losses, contributing to over $1.13 billion in crypto liquidations. The market’s downturn reflects reduced investor confidence in a quick recovery for meme coins and the broader crypto space.
read moreToobit Emerges as Top Low-Fee Crypto Exchange in 2025
In 2025, Toobit has emerged as a leading crypto exchange by offering some of the lowest trading fees in the industry, with maker and taker fees as low as 0.01%. The platform combines affordability with a streamlined, beginner-friendly interface and advanced security measures, including AI-powered threat detection and cold wallet storage. Its community engagement and innovative features, such as copy trading and DeFi integrations, further solidify its appeal. As traders prioritize cost-efficiency, usability, and trust, Toobit stands out as a top contender in the crowded crypto exchange market.
read moreBlackRock Expected to File for XRP ETF Amid SEC Buzz
Nate Geraci, President of ETF Store, anticipates BlackRock will file for an XRP ETF, following competitors like Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and WisdomTree, who have already submitted applications. The SEC approved Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024, sparking interest in crypto-based ETFs. With Ripple’s legal battle with the SEC potentially concluding soon, speculation around BlackRock’s entry is growing. Geraci argues it would be illogical for BlackRock, a leader in BTC and ETH ETFs, to cede the XRP ETF space to rivals. However, BlackRock appears cautious after a false XRP ETF filing in 2023. Meanwhile, the SEC has extended review periods for filings from Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, and Grayscale, though analysts like James Seyffart and Eric Balchunas view these delays as procedural rather than rejections, estimating an 85% approval chance for XRP ETFs.
read moreBitcoin’s Volatility & Hype’s ATH Amid Global Tensions
This week saw Bitcoin’s price swing dramatically amid geopolitical developments, including the US-China trade deal progress and escalating Middle East tensions. BTC started the week at $105,500, briefly touched $110,500, then dipped below $103,000 before recovering to $105,000. Meanwhile, HYPE outperformed with a 15.5% weekly surge and a new ATH above $42. Institutional demand for Bitcoin ETFs rebounded, with $1.07B in inflows over four days, while Ethereum ETFs outpaced BTC with $240M in daily flows. Other highlights include MicroStrategy’s $110M BTC purchase and Ripple’s XRP Ledger integrating USDC.
read moreMeme Coin Market Plummets 8% Amid Geopolitical Tensions
The meme coin market suffered an 8% drop in total capitalization on June 13, with major players like DOGE and SHIB declining by 6-7%. Lesser-known coins such as SPX and FARTCOIN were hit even harder, plunging 22% and 17%, respectively. The downturn follows a recent rally that saw meme coins reach a $65 billion market cap, now reduced to around $55 billion. Geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran are cited as the primary trigger. Investors are cautioned about the high volatility of meme coins, with experts advising thorough research and risk management.
read moreCrypto Markets Lose $190B Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
Crypto markets suffered a sharp downturn, losing $190 billion in value amid escalating Middle East tensions after Israel’s pre-emptive strike on Iran. Bitcoin dropped $5,000 to $103K, while Ethereum fell 9% to $2,470, with altcoins like Solana and Dogecoin plunging over 10%. Over 250,000 traders faced liquidations, totaling $1 billion, predominantly long positions. Despite the sell-off, bullish sentiment persists as Bitcoin is viewed as a hedge against geopolitical instability. Meanwhile, Brent crude surged 8%, and gold rose to $3,440/oz, reflecting broader market anxiety. Regulatory developments, including the SEC rolling back Gensler-era rules, offer a counterbalance to the downturn.
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