Dogecoin is trading near the critical $0.15 support level following a 12.9% weekly decline. Despite current market weakness, multiple analysts predict a significant rebound with price targets reaching $0.48 by early next year, contingent on key technical levels holding. The token faces intensified selling pressure amid elevated long position liquidations and declining futures open interest.

Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies recorded significant gains in October 2025 despite weakness across the broader crypto market. Zcash increased 248% during the month and reached a market capitalization of approximately $6.5 billion, according to Grayscale Research. Litecoin, Monero, and Dash also demonstrated increased adoption during the same period.

Binance traders have shifted capital into XRP futures contracts while reducing Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure over the past 72 hours. XRP futures volume reached $8.4 billion against $1.7 billion in spot trading, with Open Interest at $3.40 billion. Bitcoin's Open Interest declined by $59.87 million and Ethereum's fell by $148.69 million during the same period.

Fireblocks, Polygon Labs, Mysten Labs, the Monad Foundation, the Solana Foundation, the Stellar Development Foundation, and the TON Foundation launched the Blockchain Payments Consortium on November 6, 2025. The initiative aims to establish unified technical and compliance standards for cross-chain stablecoin transactions. The founding members collectively process over $10 trillion in annual stablecoin transaction volume.

Crypto analyst VisionPulsed said Dogecoin has only weeks remaining to initiate a meaningful advance, with November serving as the critical decision point. The analyst tied DOGE's trajectory to Bitcoin holding above $103,000–$104,000 on a weekly close. Failure to reclaim this zone would confirm bear-market conditions and open downside risk toward $0.05–$0.06, according to VisionPulsed.

U.S.-based Solana exchange-traded funds attracted more than $400 million in capital within days of their late October launch, according to Farside Investors and CoinShares. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.7 billion in net outflows during the same period, while Ethereum products lost $473 million. SOL currently trades near $156, consolidating below key resistance at $165 as institutional demand diverges from broader market trends.

USDX, a synthetic stablecoin issued by Stable Labs, fell below $0.60 on Thursday, down from a circulating supply of $683 million. Lista DAO reported monitoring vaults with abnormally high borrowing rates on USDX collateral without repayment activity. PancakeSwap advised users to review positions involving affected vaults, stating the platform will continue sharing updates as needed.

Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise managing $12 billion in assets, projects Bitcoin will rally into year-end and Q1 2026. He cites maximum retail desperation and market capitulation as indicators of a bottoming phase. The market is transitioning to institutional-driven trading, Hougan stated during a November 5 CNBC interview.