Dogecoin has slipped back into volatile trade, dropping below $0.145 after failing to hold above $0.150 and briefly testing support near $0.131. Daily Dogecoin ETF volume has reached $3.23 million while exchanges have recorded $20–$60 million in outflows, according to NewsBTC. The price is compressing between $0.131 and $0.156, with nearby resistance in the $0.142–$0.145 zone. These flows point to potential accumulation as the range tightens.

On-chain data show Solana’s 30-day realized profit-to-loss ratio has remained below 1 since mid-November. Liquidity has thinned to levels associated with past bear markets. SOL has recently traded between $128 and $145. Derivatives positioning is elevated, with futures open interest back above $7.2 billion and nearly $500 million in long positions at risk around $129, setting the stage for potential volatility.

Solana (SOL) traded above $140 this week despite a $37 million security breach at South Korea's Upbit exchange. The exchange suspended deposits and withdrawals, relocating assets to cold storage and pledging user reimbursement from company reserves. Franklin Templeton filed Form 8-A with the U.S. SEC to launch a Solana ETF, signaling institutional interest in the ecosystem.

Ethereum is stabilizing around $2,900 amid growing institutional inflows and whale accumulation. CME FedWatch data shows December rate-cut odds have risen above 80%. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $96.67 million in net inflows on November 24, with BlackRock contributing $92.6 million.

Dogecoin rose more than 2% to approximately $0.15 following the launch of Grayscale's GDOG, the first U.S. spot Dogecoin ETF listed on NYSE Arca. On-chain data show daily transactions exceeded 1.5 million, while trading volumes surpassed $1.5 billion across exchanges, reflecting heightened institutional and retail interest in the memecoin.

Digital asset markets experienced significant volatility as more than $2 billion in leveraged positions were forcibly liquidated. Bitcoin fell to $82,000 while Ethereum dropped below $2,700. Long position holders accounted for approximately $1.8 billion of the liquidated value across major exchanges, according to Coinglass data.

Wallets holding between one million and ten million XRP tokens sold approximately 200 million tokens valued at $400 million over a 48-hour period, data show. The asset dropped 10.32% in 24 hours, falling below $2 to touch lows near $1.85. Trading volume exceeded $7.2 billion during the selloff, which coincided with broader cryptocurrency market weakness.

Dogecoin has retreated to the $0.15 support level, a threshold traders view as pivotal for determining the memecoin's near-term direction. The token dropped nearly 9% over seven days amid broader market volatility, with Bitcoin falling below $90,000. Technical indicators show DOGE consolidating above key Fibonacci support, though bearish momentum persists with RSI near 39.

Zcash (ZEC) gained 12% in 24 hours to reclaim $670 after falling to approximately $548 on Monday. The privacy-focused cryptocurrency has risen over 1,500% year-to-date and 175% in the past month. Technical analysts are monitoring an inverse head and shoulders formation with resistance at $690, which could indicate further gains if confirmed.