The official Doginal Dogs marketplace showed a floor of 42K DOGE on October 5. The lowest visible ask was Dog #8441 at 42,000 DOGE, marked at $4,045 on that board. The next ask, #6797, sat at 47,777 DOGE, or $4,602. That gap is 5,777 DOGE between the first listing and the second.

The same screen listed 270 dogs for sale, 36 trades over 30 days, 30-day volume near 2 million DOGE, and total volume of 324 million DOGE. Market cap on the board read $40 million against a supply of 10,000. A week ago this desk was still writing the floor in the high 47,000s. The 42,000 ask is the change, not the rest of the ladder: #4388 was at 47,800, #5399 and #1199 at 48,000, #4476 at 48,500.

@doginaldogs did not attach a new photograph in the last day. Sunday posts from the official account included “Paid for in doge,” with no image. The frames below are from the project’s own DDNYC 2026 gallery, the September 2–4 hotel week, not a Monday drop. Background on the 10,000-dog set is at Doginal Dogs Explained.

Key takeaways

Why is the Doginal Dogs floor at 42,000 DOGE today?

Because one listing cleared the previous cluster. The board’s headline floor tracks the cheapest ask, and that ask is #8441. Everything from #6797 upward still sits between 47,777 and the low 50,000s in the first page of results. A buyer who wants the floor dog is bidding a different number from a buyer working the old 48,000 band. The dollar marks assume the marketplace’s own DOGE conversion. They are not a separate spot print from this desk.

Second official DDNYC photo of Doginal Dogs holders on the floor of the New York event
A different frame from the same official DDNYC gallery — Doginal Dogs

The September gathering is still the project’s public photo set. The market number is newer. Shipping on Rise of the Pack boxes was the October 4 note. Today’s number is the ask ladder.

What to watch next

Whether #8441 fills or gets lifted. If that 42,000 ask disappears and the next live bid is #6797, the headline floor snaps back toward 47,777 without any other dog moving. Listed count, 270, is the other figure: a deeper book than the high-40s snapshots from late September.