The official sales bot posted a fill at 16:01 UTC on October 8. @DDSalesBot listed Doginal Dog #2015 at 55,250 DOGE, marked $4,564, with a link to the inscription on market.doginaldogs.com. By the next morning that post had 1,204 views, 77 likes, and 31 reposts — the most-reposted Doginal Dogs photo in the trailing day.

That print sits above the October 8 board snapshot. The official marketplace page that afternoon still showed a 42,000 DOGE floor, 282 listings, about 2 million DOGE of 30-day volume, 324 million DOGE of lifetime volume, a market cap near $38 million, and 34 trades in 30 days. The lowest ask on that board was #8441 at 42,000 DOGE. A sale at 55,250 DOGE does not, by itself, move the lowest ask.

DDOKO poster counting eight days to an October 17 meetup at Golden View Hotel in Anambra State
DDOKO countdown — @mickeymetax, October 9, 2026

The calendar item is a different post. On October 9, @mickeymetax published a poster counting eight days to DDOKO on October 17 at Golden View Hotel, Amaokpala Old Road, Anambra State. The post had 169 views and 9 reposts when checked. It is community flyer art, not an official headcount and not a photo from the room. The project site's event page is still the DDNYC 2026 archive. Background on the 10,000-dog set is in Doginal Dogs Explained.

Key takeaways

Where did Dog #2015 print relative to the last board?

55,250 DOGE is 13,250 DOGE above the 42,000 DOGE ask that was the floor on the October 8 marketplace snapshot. It is also above the 47,000 DOGE ask on #6652 that sat next on that ladder. One fill above the floor does not reprice the book. The listed count that day was 282 of 10,000 dogs, under 3 percent of supply. Thirty-day trades were 34. A single bot post is a receipt, not a volume regime.

DDOKO is the dated gathering in the October 9 poster: October 17, Golden View Hotel, Oko in Anambra State. The official @DoginalDogs account did not attach a new still to that date in the same window. Its latest media post before this check was an October 7 clip, not a venue photograph. The sale card and the hotel flyer are the two public images with numbers attached.