Deep Dive
1. Revolut Listing (11 August 2025)
Overview:
DOGINME became tradable on Revolut, a European fintech giant with 60M+ users, broadening its exposure to mainstream audiences. The integration allows 15M+ Revolut Crypto users in the UK/EEA to trade DOGINME alongside traditional assets.
What this means:
This is bullish for DOGINME because Revolut’s user base dwarfs most crypto-native platforms, potentially driving retail demand. However, meme coins often see volatile “buy the rumor” spikes around listings, so sustained traction depends on community engagement. (doginme)
2. Coinbase Germany Launch (10 July 2025)
Overview:
Coinbase added DOGINME to its German platform, enabling spot trading, conversions, and custody for local users. The token was grouped with DeFi assets (e.g., PancakeSwap) and meme peers like FARTCOIN.
What this means:
This neutral-to-bullish move signals Coinbase’s confidence in DOGINME’s compliance but doesn’t guarantee liquidity. Germany’s strict crypto regulations add credibility, though competition with other Base Network memecoins (like BRETT) may dilute attention. (Coinbase)
3. Hotcoin Futures Delisting (10 June 2025)
Overview:
Hotcoin removed DOGINME’s USDT-margined perpetual futures, liquidating open positions on 10 June. The exchange cited “trading environment optimization” without specifics.
What this means:
This is bearish short-term, as forced liquidations likely caused selling pressure. However, the spot market impact was muted – DOGINME’s price rose 12% in the 7 days post-delisting, suggesting stronger drivers elsewhere. (Hotcoin)
Conclusion
DOGINME balances institutional nods (Coinbase, Revolut) with crypto’s speculative churn, its 457% yearly gain reflecting meme-driven resilience. With altcoin season heating up (CMC Altcoin Season Index: 72), can community momentum offset the risks of thinning futures liquidity?