Dogecoin's trading volume has dropped significantly, falling 23% to $682 million in the final hours of 2025, according to CoinMarketCap data. This decline is part of a broader trend across the cryptocurrency market, where trading volumes have reached year-low levels as the year closes. On-chain analytics platform Santiment attributes this slump to the holiday season and a generally flat market, which has kept traders away. Despite the low trading activity, Dogecoin's price has remained stable, trading within a narrow range of $0.1213 to $0.1275 since December 27. Momentum indicators suggest a lack of movement, with the RSI stagnating at 37, indicating a slight bearish advantage. Looking ahead, Dogecoin's corporate arm, House of Doge, has announced plans for significant developments in 2026, including B2B and B2C payment solutions and partnerships with leading organizations.