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- Dogecoin historically rallies in November, often before broader altcoin surges.
- Whale accumulation hints at optimism despite DOGE’s short-term weakness.
- Altcoin Season Index shows Bitcoin still dominates — it’s not yet altseason.
Dogecoin (DOGE) traders are once again eyeing November with anticipation. Historically, the month has marked major turning points for the meme coin — and often for the broader altcoin market as well.
Historical Trends Point to November Strength
Crypto chartist YazanXBT noted that Dogecoin tends to rally every November, aligning with major altcoin surges in 2015, 2017, 2020, and 2024. Each of these cycles saw DOGE price breakouts preceding months of bullish sentiment across smaller tokens. “November is historically a very good month for DOGE, which always coincides with altseason,” he wrote on X.
Heads up
— Yazan 🇵🇸 (@YazanXBT) November 2, 2025
November is historically a very good month for $DOGE which ALWAYS coincides with an altseason.
Keep an eye on Dogecoin. pic.twitter.com/TekqueIBIH
A TradingView chart shared by ChandlerCharts echoes this pattern, showing clear November breakouts followed by wider crypto gains. While the reason may be part psychology, part cyclical timing, traders are watching closely to see if 2025 follows suit.
DOGE Price Lags, But Whales Accumulate
Currently, Dogecoin trades near $0.183, down 2.2% daily and 7% weekly, according to TradingView data. Despite the weakness, on-chain metrics show whale accumulation — a potential sign that large holders are positioning ahead of a rebound. Historically, DOGE has often been an early signal for renewed retail excitement and risk-taking in altcoins.
If the trend repeats, Dogecoin’s momentum could once again act as a trigger for altseason, where capital flows from Bitcoin into smaller, community-driven projects.
Market Signals Send Mixed Messages
Still, broader indicators paint a more cautious picture. BlockchainCenter’s Altcoin Season Index currently reads 41, far below the threshold that signals altseason. The drop from 84 earlier this year suggests Bitcoin remains dominant, with funds rotating out of memecoins and riskier assets.
Also Read: Dogecoin Price Update: Weak Momentum Keeps DOGE Under Pressure
Additionally, the Murad Memecoin portfolio has fallen by 59%, reflecting declining speculative interest across the meme sector. Total memecoin market capitalization — which hit $70 billion in mid-2025 — has since cooled significantly.
Dogecoin’s November rally pattern is hard to ignore, especially with whales quietly accumulating. Yet, on-chain data and market sentiment indicate the broader altcoin cycle may not be ready to ignite just yet. Traders are hopeful — but cautious — as history and data seem to be pulling in opposite directions.
Disclaimer: The information in this article is for general purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The author’s views are personal and may not reflect the views of Chain Affairs. Before making any investment decisions, you should always conduct your own research. Chain Affairs is not responsible for any financial losses.
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