Memecoin

Dogecoin fell to slightly above $0.10, its first return to that level since April 30, after failing to hold last week's move toward $0.12. Large holders have continued accumulating, including more than 525,000,000 DOGE over four days, while some analysts argue DOGE is echoing prior post-bottom setups that previously preceded strong rallies.

Dogecoin traded around $0.105 after rising about 2% in 24 hours, as on-chain metrics showed large holders accumulating 525 million DOGE over the past 96 hours. The buying window coincided with claims about SpaceX moving toward an IPO, while traders watched $0.11–$0.12 as a key resistance zone and $0.095 as nearby support.

Dogecoin saw a fresh accumulation burst as whales bought over 525 million DOGE within 96 hours while price compressed near the 200-day moving average around $0.117. U.S. spot DOGE ETF flows stayed inactive over the same window, with the last reported inflow of $860,960 dated May 18. The setup leaves DOGE at a decision point: a break above the long-term line could shift momentum, while rejection may extend the current range.

Trader Don says Shiba Inu (SHIB) may be set for a momentum-driven breakout if it decisively clears a long-running descending resistance. He points to SHIB's market cap near $3.38 billion and outlines potential milestones at $3.74 billion, $8.54 billion, and $20 billion, with corresponding price references tied to the current supply.

GD Culture Group (GDC), a Nasdaq-listed penny stock that markets itself as a BTC treasury play and has been linked to Donald Trump's TRUMP memecoin, slid to a 52-week low below $0.10 after previously touting a non-binding $10.75-per-share going-private proposal. The shares briefly jumped to $8.18 on the proposal day, but later fell about 98% as questions emerged around the deal and the company's limited operating footprint. The company has disclosed 7,500 BTC tied to a related-party transaction and, by February 2026, authorized potential BTC sales to fund a $100 million share repurchase plan.

Dogecoin spot ETFs have picked up inflows in May, reaching $2,154,380.79 month-to-date through May 19 with no outflow days during the period shown. The gains were driven by five positive sessions, including an $860,958 inflow on May 18, while eight sessions logged zero net inflow. DOGE was trading at $0.10 at press time.

A monitored onchain address, 0x152e, opened about $21 million in long positions across bitcoin, ether, and dogecoin on May 19 within a three-hour window. The trade followed a reported verified profit history of $24.79 million, and the wallet also set additional limit orders to buy more BTC and ETH below spot levels.

On May 19, market volatility returned as selling pressure intensified across major tokens. Bitcoin faced rejection near the $81,000 area and risked accelerating weakness if support at $75,000-$76,000 gives way, while Ethereum struggled below key moving averages after failing near $2,500. SHIB showed the weakest setup amid reports of billions of tokens moving to exchanges, XRP held a $1.30-$1.32 zone, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) remained in a clear uptrend.

Dogecoin fell to $0.10, down -6.50%, as Micron veteran Jordi Visser said its chart is “on the verge of a breakout” during a discussion with Anthony Pompliano. Spot DOGE ETFs recorded net inflows on four of the last eight trading days, totaling around $1.3 million in May. Traders are watching $0.11 resistance and the 200-day moving average at $0.125 as the next key levels.

Dogecoin extended its pullback on Monday as meme coins stayed under selling pressure alongside a broader market dip. DOGE is down 5% and traded below $0.106 after rejecting the $0.119 weekly resistance on Thursday, with bears potentially targeting a move under $0.10 if weakness persists.