Dogecoin Sees Institutional Accumulation Ahead of Fed Rate Cut – 17/9/2025
Dogecoin (DOGE) is drawing strong institutional interest as the Federal Reserve’s anticipated rate cut sets the stage for potential upside relative to Bitcoin. Technical indicators, including a bullish inverse head-and-shoulders pattern in the DOGE-BTC ratio, point to a possible outsized rally.
After a nearly 5% drop this week to $0.26, bargain hunters seized the opportunity. CoinDesk data shows institutions purchased 680 million DOGE, reflecting renewed confidence in the meme cryptocurrency.
The buying surge comes amid growing regulatory clarity ahead of the expected U.S.-listed spot Dogecoin ETF. CleanCore Solutions, for example, added 100 million DOGE to its treasury this week, bringing total holdings above 600 million. The Rex Shares–Osprey Dogecoin ETF (DOJE) is set to launch soon, offering investors exposure without direct custody of DOGE.
Institutional Flow Highlights
- Selling at $0.26 totaled 945.89 million DOGE, establishing strong support.
- Evening buying around $0.27 reached 629.60 million DOGE, reinforcing accumulation.
- The $0.26 support zone held firm under intraday pressure, confirming institutional commitment.
- Technical breakout from multi-month consolidation points to a potential $0.50 target.
DOGE-BTC Outlook
The DOGE-BTC ratio remains bullish. With the Fed expected to cut rates by 25 bps to 4% on Wednesday, focus shifts to guidance on future cuts. DOGE bulls will be watching for signals of accelerated easing, which could further boost gains relative to Bitcoin.
