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Open interest in DOGE-tracked futures climbed to 15.36 billion tokens, a sign that traders are adding fresh leverage as the memecoin’s price surges.
The upswing in open interest suggests more traders are chasing leveraged directional plays, a sign of strong risk sentiment in the market.
DOGE's price has climbed nearly 10% over the past week, briefly pushing above 11 cents before settling near $0.105 as of writing, according to data source CoinDesk. Bitcoin, meanwhile, has pulled back below $76,000 after trading above $79,000 earlier this week.
The combination of rising spot price and futures OI suggests that new money is entering the market rather than old positions being closed. The pattern is said to reinforce the prevailing market trend, which is bullish, in DOGE's case. However, it also leaves the market more exposed to sharp liquidations if momentum reverses.
Binance accounted for nearly 3.99 billion DOGE in open interest, followed by Bitget, Bybit, and OKX, each with more than 1 billion DOGE, data shows. Hyperliquid, MEXC, WhiteBIT, and KuCoin also showed sizable positions, pointing to a move not confined to a single venue.
DOGE's rally comes after weeks of sideways trading and a broader return of speculative interest across majors earlier in the week.
Market observers such as Jordan Jefferson, founder of DogeOS and MyDoge, said in a message to CoinDesk that several catalysts may be contributing to demand for the token.
DOGE's price move isn't tied to a single news event," Jefferson said. "Over the past week, large holders added more than 500 million DOGE. 21Shares listed a physically backed ETP on Xetra, and Grayscale flows turned positive after nine straight days of outflows. On-chain activity is also up, with active addresses rising 28%."
Those flows matter because DOGE's market structure tends to respond quickly when spot accumulation, derivatives leverage, and retail narratives align.
The token has historically traded less like a payments asset and more like an attention-driven macro meme, where positioning can accelerate fast once traders believe a familiar catalyst is back in play.
The X payments angle remains a swing factor, but the least concrete part of the DOGE trade. Elon Musk has said that X Money will launch as a payments product with peer-to-peer transfers, bank deposits, a debit card and cashback rewards through X Payments, a licensed subsidiary partnered with Visa.
Nothing in the announced product indicates support for dogecoin or any crypto functionality. Still, DOGE traders could be reacting to the payments-related developments at Musk-owned companies, possibly in hopes that the token could eventually be folded into X's financial stack. This hope comes from Musk's vocal support for dogecoin since at least 2021. At one point, he said the token could make DeFi more accessible to everyone.
For now, traders are treating DOGE as if something bigger is building, and the futures market is where that conviction is showing first.
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Microsoft and Chainalysis executives warned that as AI agents begin managing transactions at scale, the financial industry must overhaul its legacy infrastructure to prioritize machine identity and trust.
Bill Borden, corporate vice president of worldwide financial services at Microsoft, said Tuesday that legacy systems will face increasing pressure as transaction demands grow more complex. The tipping point comes when “latency, scale, complexity are starting to impact your ability to compete,” forcing firms to rethink how their systems are built, he said at an event hosted by Alchemy in New York City.
While automation has long been part of finance, Borden said the focus is now shifting from capability to trust. “It’s not about, can technology automate … executing a hedging strategy — that can be done. The question is: can you trust it? Can you audit and control?” he said.
Microsoft, which offers its own AI assistant in many of its products, is developing tools to manage that transition, including systems that assign identities and permissions to AI agents and track their actions. In regulated environments, Borden said firms must be able to show “what controlled it” and whether a system “followed the policy” when decisions are made without direct human input.
Jonathan Levin, co-founder and CEO of Chainalysis, said the crypto sector already offers a working model of automated finance. Blockchain networks process large volumes of transactions through smart contracts and software-driven wallets, creating what he described as an environment similar to agent-based systems. “We’ve been preparing for these moments way before other parts of the financial services industry,” Levin said.
That experience extends to risk management. Levin pointed to efforts to track illicit funds across “thousands of different wallets” as an example of the kind of monitoring needed in a system where transactions happen at scale without direct human input.
Looking ahead, both executives expect a mix of systems to coexist. Levin said “the majority of commerce in 10 years time will be settled on public infrastructure,” while Borden pointed to a more integrated approach linking public blockchains, private networks and existing rails.
I do think traditional rails will continue to exist,” Borden said, with software acting as the layer that connects them.
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WASHINGTON, April 27 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration has terminated the entire National Science Board of more than 20 members, two fired ​members of the board said on Monday.
The ‌independent board was established in 1950 to guide the governance of the National Science Foundation and to advise the president and the Congress on policies ​about science and engineering
It included over 20 members appointed for ​six-year terms
Since taking office in early 2025, Trump has put ⁠pressure on independent institutions. Political experts say his administration is attempting to ​remake those bodies by installing loyalists in leadership positions and by ​removing independent and critical voices.
Board members were told on Friday they were being ousted effective immediately, members Yolanda Gil and Keivan Stassun, said in emailed statements.
Yes, ​all 22 current members of the National Science Board were terminated ​on Friday effective immediately. No reason was given," Gil, who works at the Information ‌Sciences ⁠Institute of the University of Southern California, said.
The majority of the board members were academics. It also had representation from national labs, non-profits and the industry, Gil told Reuters.
Seeing similar actions by the ​Administration across the federal ​government and ⁠especially with regards to scientific research, it seemed only a matter of time," Stassun, who works at ​Vanderbilt University, said.
Stassun, who said he was disappointed, ​also confirmed ⁠Gil's account that Friday's termination email did not provide any reason.
The National Science Foundation directed questions to the White House.
A White House official ⁠said ​authorities given to the board by Congress ​when the board was created may need updating. The National Science Foundation's work "continues uninterrupted," ​the official said.
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