Doginal Dog #2178 sold for 63,000 DOGE, about $5,939, on September 30. The official sales bot posted the fill at 21:33 UTC, with the inscription id beginning 7bae80f1. That is roughly 15,400 DOGE above the 47.6k floor still printed on the verified board the next morning.

An October 1 check of market.doginaldogs.com showed the floor unchanged at 47.6k DOGE, 252 items listed, 30-day volume near 2 million DOGE, and total volume at 324 million DOGE. Market cap on that board was about $44 million. Thirty-day trades stood at 32 against a 10,000 supply.

The lowest visible ask was still #6797 at 47,555 DOGE, marked near $4,384. Next on the ladder: #4388 at 47,800, #4476 at 48,500, and #5074 at 48,888. The #2178 print cleared those asks by a wide margin. It also sat above the prior session’s #9422 sale at 51,350 DOGE.

Key takeaways

How the 63,000 DOGE print sits against the 47.6k ask

The collection is 10,000 pixel dogs inscribed on Dogecoin. The verified marketplace at doginaldogs.com is the reference book for asks. A single sale at 63,000 DOGE does not reset that book. It does show a buyer paying about a third more than the cheapest listed dog for a specific inscription.

The sales-bot post drew 58 likes and 22 reposts within the evening, the highest-repost photo attached to a Doginal Dogs fill in that window. Official account posts the same day were lighter: a short “Oh we’re cooking” note and an “IYKYK” reply, neither of which moved the listing count.

Background on the set, the January 11, 2024 mint, and the DDNYC recap lives at Doginal Dogs Explained. The sale record is the bot post and the inscription page on the official market.

What to watch next

Whether 252 listings compress, and whether another fill lands between the 47,555 ask and the 63,000 print. Those two numbers are the spread that matters on this board, not a change in the headline floor.