Dogecoin Price Falls in June — More Losses Could Be Coming
Historically, June has not been a good month for Dogecoin, and June 2025 is following the same pattern. In just the first week of the month, Dogecoin’s price has dropped more than 4%, and based on past data, it could fall even more.
The Drop Might Not Be Over
According to CryptoRank, Dogecoin is down 4.57% so far this June. But this drop is small compared to what has happened in previous years.
- In June 2024, Dogecoin fell 21.9%
- In June 2023, it dropped 7.18%
- In June 2022, the loss was 23.3%
- In June 2021, it fell 23.9%, even during a strong crypto bull market
Over its 11-year history, Dogecoin has only ended June in the green (with gains) twice. On average, June is its worst-performing month with a return of -7.11%, and the median return is even lower at -8.56%. If the price continues to follow this pattern, more losses could still come, possibly pushing the total drop to around 7% or more.
Is There Still Hope for a Recovery?
Right now, global issues like Donald Trump's ongoing tariff war with China are affecting the crypto market. Many coins, including Dogecoin, are struggling as a result.
However, there may be a chance for a turnaround. A prediction from Coincodex suggests that Dogecoin could rise above $0.21 by the end of June — which would be more than a 10% increase from the current price.
Also, data from Coinglass shows that open interest (the amount of money in active Dogecoin trades) is still high, above $1.9 billion. This means that many traders are still interested in Dogecoin, and some remain optimistic, especially since Bitcoin is holding above $100,000.
