Dogecoin has been unable to reach the $1 mark in 2025, despite a brief surge to $0.4846 following a mention linked to Trump after the 2024 U.S. election. The cryptocurrency's inflationary supply model, which issues 5 billion new tokens annually, and weak demand have hindered its price growth. To achieve a $1 valuation, Dogecoin would require a market cap of $147 billion, a target that remains elusive as daily trading volumes have dropped to $6.6 billion. Additionally, new U.S. spot ETFs have only attracted $5.4 million by late 2025, indicating limited investor interest. The fear and greed index reflects mixed market sentiment, offering no clear direction for Dogecoin's future.