Alright folks, let’s talk about Dogecoin in December. Everybody laughs, everybody jokes — and then they look at the numbers. And the numbers? They’re very real. Very big. Believe me.

🐕 Price Action — Holding Strong, Not Going Away

Dogecoin in December was trading mostly in the $0.08 to $0.10 range. Some ups, some downs — that’s the market — but here’s the key point: it didn’t collapse. People said, “DOGE is done.” Wrong. Very wrong.

Every time it dipped near support, buyers stepped in. That tells you something. That tells you there’s real interest, real participation. Not hype — activity.

This is classic Dogecoin behavior: sideways, noisy, but refusing to disappear.

📊 Trading Volume — Still Huge, Still Trading

Now let’s talk volume — because this is where people get surprised.

Daily trading volume in December stayed in the hundreds of millions to over a billion dollars on active days. That’s not a joke coin, folks. That’s serious liquidity. People buying, people selling, constantly.

Low volume coins die quietly. DOGE? Still loud. Still liquid. Still trading.

Volume spikes lined up with price moves — exactly what you want to see. When price moved, volume confirmed it. That’s healthy. Very healthy.