Dogecoin (DOGE) Drops 70% Over Four Months, Now Trading Near $0.15 as Whale Sell-offs Accelerate

Cardano (ADA), for example, after bouncing 23% mid-week, hangs onto $0.63. Both tokens come under increasing doubt over $3 in 2025 with rocky markets, receding retail hype and macroeconomic unrest dragging them down.

Meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin (DOGE) has dropped 70% over four months, now flirting with $0.15 as whale sell-offs accelerate.

But while the meme coin slides further, macroeconomic worries and a lack of narrative shifts mean that peers like Cardano (ADA) are also struggling. For example, after bouncing 23% mid-week, the smart contract token hangs onto $0.63. Both tokens come under increasing doubt over $3 in 2025 with rocky markets, receding retail hype and macroeconomic unrest dragging them down.

Yet, as these crypto giants shake, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has been largely successful on its presale. Over 400 million tokens have already been sold across 8,200 holders for $6.65 million raised during the presale. Now in Phase 4 at $0.025, the MUTM token provides a 140% return on its launch price of $0.06, and analysts are predicting post-listing surges into the $1.50 price bucket.

Dogecoin’s Downward Spiral

Dogecoin’s 120-day crash from $0.46 to $0.1475 is a measure of fading faith. Whales sold off more than 1.32 billion DOGE tokens within 24 hours, reducing their holdings to 70.88 billion. Death cross visible on technical charts: 100- and 200-day EMAs aligned bearishly, indicating long-term weakness.

Though the bullish divergence in the RSI suggests a short-term recovery, resistance at $0.15 remains overhead. The lack of a break past $0.20 could see Dogecoin return to 2023’s $0.13 support, say analysts. Tariff wars and meme coin volatility do not strengthen the outlook, with $3 targets unrealistic.

Cardano’s Crumbling Narrative

The fleeting rally in Cardano conceals deeper vulnerabilities. Trump-era adoption hopes — such as Treasury integration or co-founder Charles Hoskinson’s advisory role — have faded. ADA languished 50% under its 200-day average, stuck in a downtrend since December.

Macro headwinds exacerbate headaches: U.S. inflation remains stubbornly over 2%, with 10-year yields at 4.3%, and tariff-induced supply chain disruptions quench risk appetite. And given that there aren’t any platform improvements or partnerships that might alleviate these pressures anytime soon, Cardano is unlikely to see $3 again on its journey. With retail interest fading, technical analysts see a pullback to $0.30, repeating from mid-2024.

The Rise of Mutuum Finance

Against this backdrop, the trend is increasing for Mutuum Finance (MUTM). Its presale progresses quickly during Phase 4, with tokens priced at $0.025 before a 20% increase to $0.03 in Phase 5. For early buyers entering positions now, those come with 140% at launch incentive, with post-listing targets set conservatively as $1.50 – 5,900% ROI. 22% of platform fees are used to repurchase MUTM tokens — an inherent buy pressure which redistributes tokens to stakers, effectively slashing sell-side liquidity.

Mutuum Finance just created a dashboard monitoring the top 50 holders and providing them with bonus tokens for keeping their standings, which has helped to improve holder retention. Priority is given to security, and a Certik audit is currently being undertaken, with results expected to be announced soon in official communications. With clear tokenomics and real-world utility in decentralized lending, more than 8,200 investors have already taken advantage of the Mutuum Finance presale.

The Reallocation of Capital to Sustainable Growth

Dogecoin and Cardano’s $3 aspirations depend on overcoming bearish technicals, a macroeconomic turnaround and rekindling dormant narratives — a trifecta improbable. In contrast, Mutuum Finance is measuring demand through its presale structure and DeFi integrations. With Phase 4 filling up and exchange listing just around the corner, the opportunity to obtain tokens at the present cost shrinks. As traditional crypto assets wind down, MUTM's fusion of buy mechanisms, audit-backed security and stakeholder incentives makes it a pivot point.

Act Before Phase 5 Begins

Mutuum Finance presale is seeing an influx of investors looking to escape the Major underperformance. The hybrid model of the project fuses lending protocols, staking rewards, and clever buybacks to form a self-sustaining ecosystem lacking in meme coins or speculative altcoins. With an entry point of $0.025 for Phase