@DDSalesBot posted a fill at 02:08 UTC on October 2: Doginal Dog #3557 for 165,000 DOGE, marked $15,523. The inscription id begins 355572bc. By morning the post had 104 likes, 41 reposts, and 3,655 views, the busiest Doginal Dogs photo in that window. The official @doginaldogs account had not posted a newer image.
An October 2 read of market.doginaldogs.com showed the floor at 47.8k DOGE, up 0.5% on the board’s own label. Listed count was 265. Thirty-day volume sat near 2 million DOGE. Total volume was 324 million DOGE. Market cap printed about $46 million. Thirty-day trades were 35 against a 10,000 supply.
The cheapest visible ask was #6797 at 47,777 DOGE, about $4,622. Next were #4388 at 47,800 and #5399 at 48,000. The #3557 print is about 3.5 times that cheapest ask, and more than double the September 30 sale of #2178 at 63,000 DOGE.
Key takeaways
- #3557 sold for 165,000 DOGE, about $15,523, at 02:08 UTC on October 2.
- Official floor: 47.8k DOGE, 265 listings, market cap about $46 million.
- Lowest ask: #6797 at 47,777 DOGE; 30-day trades at 35.
How 165,000 DOGE compares with the 47.8k floor
The set is 10,000 hand-curated pixel dogs inscribed on Dogecoin. The verified market is the ask book. A single 165,000 DOGE ticket does not lift that book. It does show a buyer paying a large premium for one inscription while 265 dogs remained listed, most of them under 56,000 DOGE in the first page of asks.
Listing count moved from 252 on October 1 to 265 on this check. The floor label moved from 47.6k to 47.8k. Both shifts are small next to the gap between 47,777 and 165,000.
The January 2024 mint and the collection’s structure are covered in Doginal Dogs Explained. The primary record for this fill is the sales-bot post and the inscription page on the official market.
What to watch next
Whether another print lands above 100,000 DOGE, and whether the 265 listings shrink. The floor label can sit at 47.8k while a single dog clears $15,000. Those are different markets sharing one board.