Dogecoin is moving lower today as investors continue to take profits on cryptocurrencies.
Tesla's disclosure that it sold 75% of its Bitcoin holdings in Q2 is also pushing crypto valuations lower today.
The Federal Reserve's meeting at the end of this month to set interest rate policy could be the next big valuation catalyst for Dogecoin.
Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) is falling in Friday's trading. The cryptocurrency's token price was down 5.2% over the previous 24 hours of trading as of 1:45 p.m. ET. Meanwhile, Bitcoin and Ethereum were both down 2.5%.
Investors are continuing to take profits on cryptocurrencies on the heels of a huge valuation surge that's taken place over the last several months. News that Tesla sold substantial Bitcoin holdings in the second quarter may also be weighing on Dogecoin today.
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Cryptocurrency valuations recently saw strong run-ups in conjunction with Bitcoin's token price climbing above $123,000 for the first time and the Genius Act stablecoin legislation being signed into law, but bullish momentum has weakened over the last week as investors have moved to take profits. Tesla's disclosure that it sold 75% of its Bitcoin holdings in the second quarter has added to valuation concerns and appears to be a factor in Dogecoin's sell-offs today.
Dogecoin has been highly volatile across 2025's trading, and it's likely the token will continue to see big valuation swings in the near term. While its token price is still up 27% over the last three months, the cryptocurrency is now down 26% year to date following recent pullbacks.
Following recent legislative wins, there are signs that political dynamics are aligning to promote greater adoption for cryptocurrencies. But with Congress having entered into an early recess, there's a much bigger potential catalyst on the very near horizon.
The Federal Reserve will meet on July 29 and July 30 to discuss interest rate policy, and investors are hoping that the central banking authority will issue a significant rate cut. Depending on how that plays out, Dogecoin could see some big moves at the end of this month.
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