The official sales bot @DDSalesBot posted a filled order on October 6: Doginal Dog #423 at 48,800 DOGE, marked $4,668. The card drew 1,928 views and 36 reposts by the next morning, the highest-viewed Doginal Dogs photo in that window. The inscription link on the post points at the official marketplace.
That sale did not reset the board. On the morning of October 7 the same market still showed a floor of 42,000 DOGE on #8441, about $3,925. Two hundred eighty dogs were listed. Thirty-day volume sat near 2 million DOGE, total volume at 324 million DOGE, market cap near $39 million, and 30-day trades at 34. The collection remains 10,000 inscriptions. Background on the set is in Doginal Dogs Explained.
The gap under the sale is the number that matters. After #8441, the next visible asks were #6797 at 47,777 DOGE, #4388 at 47,800, and #3136 at 47,900. That is 5,777 DOGE between the floor listing and the second ask. #423 changed hands 1,023 DOGE above #6797 and 6,800 DOGE above the floor print.
Key takeaways
- #423 sold for 48,800 DOGE ($4,668) on October 6, posted by @DDSalesBot (1,928 views, 36 reposts).
- October 7 official floor: #8441 at 42,000 DOGE, 280 listings, market cap about $39 million.
- Next asks start at 47,777 DOGE on #6797, a 5,777 DOGE gap above the floor listing.
Where does a 48,800 DOGE sale sit against the 42,000 floor?
Above the cluster, not inside it. A single ask at 42,000 DOGE sets the displayed floor. The book underneath that label is a stack beginning just under 48,000 DOGE. A buyer who paid 48,800 for #423 cleared a price already in that stack, not the outlier listing. One trade does not lift a floor that is still being offered.
Listing depth moved the other way from the sale. The board showed 280 items listed on October 7, with 34 trades over 30 days. That is a wide book relative to recent fills. Total historical volume above 324 million DOGE is the longer record; the last month’s 2 million DOGE is the thinner one.
What to watch next
Whether #8441 is taken, canceled, or left sitting. A fill at 42,000 DOGE would be the cheapest official print on the board. A cancel would put the displayed floor back on #6797 at 47,777 DOGE, within 1,023 DOGE of the #423 sale. Either outcome is a marketplace event, not a mood read.