Dogecoin Falls to 4-Month Low Price as Bitcoin, XRP and Cardano Sink

Last Sunday, bitcoin rates skyrocketed after President Trump shared ideas for his” bitcoin reserve”, which would be codified via executive order as a digital property stock weeks later. But following an eventful year, many of the major currencies have given up all of those benefits —and, in some cases, have fallen also lower.

Dogecoin is the biggest loser in the top 10 coins by market cap over the last 24 hours, per data from CoinGecko, falling by nearly 8 % to a current price of$ 0.18. That’s the lowest rate marked since early November, best as the gold was pumping after Trump’s election win.

Meme currencies have widely suffered in recent months as Trump’s own Republican gift on Solana fell sharply following its initial January pumps, and the LIBRA gold promoted by Brazilian President Javier Milei in February yielded important discussion.

DOGE has plunged by 30 % over the last 30 days.

Every other coin in the top 10 is down as well, aside from dollar-pegged stablecoins, with Bitcoin falling nearly 4 % to a current mark of$ 83, 250—nearly back to where it was last Sunday before the Trump pump. Ethereum is also down virtually 4 %.

XRP, meanwhile, has fallen by over 7 % to a current price of$ 2.18, landing just below where the Ripple-linked asset was last Sunday before Trump mentioned it for his planned stockpile. And Solana, another coin he mentioned, is down 3 % on the day to$ 133, also lower than it had been before skyrocketing last Sunday.

Cardano ( ADA ), the other altcoin that Trump mentioned, has done a better job of holding on to a sliver of its gains—but is still down sharply on the day. ADA has fallen by nearly 7 % in the last day to a current price of$ 0.765, but is still up 17 % on the week thanks to the massive spike seen after Trump mentioned it in last Sunday’s Truth Social post.

Some$ 276 million fair of crypto future jobs have been liquidated in the last 24 hrs, per statistics from CoinGlass, with much posts making up the vast majority of the foreclosures.