Dogecoin price near 0.066 USD as on-chain transfers fall 37 percent
Published on 11/13/2026 at 18:38 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSDogecoin Activity Cools in November
- Dogecoin transfers averaged 7.96 billion per day from November 6 to 8, down from 12.62 billion in mid-October.
- CryptoTicker said the decline indicates reduced activity, but does not by itself prove an imminent sell-off.
- Investing.com displayed DOGE at 0.065914 USD at 22:00:02 Berlin time on November 13.
Dogecoin price was listed at 0.065914 USD at 22:00:02 Berlin time on November 13 on Investing.com. The page also showed a daily range of 0.064645 to 0.067946 USD, 24-hour volume of 698.23 million USD and a market capitalization of 10.31 billion USD.
The more relevant recent development is on-chain activity rather than a verified daily price comparison. In an analysis published on November 9, CryptoTicker examined 42,351 Dogecoin blocks produced between October 10 and the evening of November 9.
Transfers Declined in Early November
Between November 6 and 8, an average of 7.96 billion DOGE moved across the blockchain each day. The comparable average for October 10 to 16 was 12.62 billion DOGE. CryptoTicker calculated the difference as a 37 percent decline in coin volume. Because the measurement is based on DOGE rather than its dollar value, changes in the token price do not directly create that percentage.
The daily figures were uneven. The network recorded 9.36 billion DOGE on November 6, 6.66 billion on November 7 and 7.86 billion on November 8. CryptoTicker noted that the November 7 reading was the lowest in its 31-day analysis. The report also cautioned that total outputs include change returned to the sender and therefore are not identical to trading volume.
Why the Data Matters for Holders
The analysis interpreted the lower transfer volume as evidence of reduced market activity or more hesitant holders, not as proof of a wave of selling. Transfers between addresses owned by the same participant can also affect the data, while transactions conducted within exchanges may not appear on the base blockchain.
Transaction counts provided an additional qualification. Dogecoin normally recorded between 21,400 and 25,100 transactions per day in the period examined, but November 5 produced 174,641 transactions. At the same time, only 9.11 billion DOGE moved. CryptoTicker therefore treated transaction counts as a weaker activity measure than the volume of coins transferred.
Network Supply Remains Inflationary
Dogecoin's official website describes the project as an open-source, peer-to-peer digital currency using blockchain technology. Its mining model continues to add new coins: CryptoTicker reported a fixed reward of 10,000 DOGE per block and roughly 13.7 million new DOGE per day. That supply expansion continues regardless of the level of network activity.
For investors, the November data point to a quieter network, but they do not establish a single cause or predict the next price move. The quoted DOGE level remains close to the lower end of the range shown by Investing.com, while the on-chain figures cover an earlier period and should be read as dated context.
More background is available on the Dogecoin topic page.
