DogeOS CEO Jordan Jefferson announced plans to develop an on-chain economy for Dogecoin during Consensus 2026. Jefferson highlighted that despite Dogecoin's significant trading volume, it lacks a decentralized trading infrastructure. DogeOS aims to address this by introducing an EVM-compatible layer, enabling Ethereum developers to build on Dogecoin without new tools. This initiative seeks to leverage Dogecoin's large community and grassroots culture to attract mainstream users. Currently, Dogecoin is trading at $0.1112, down 1.09% after a 14.5% weekly gain. The cryptocurrency has faced resistance at the $0.1130 level, with support from the Supertrend at $0.1006. Open interest in Dogecoin derivatives dropped 10.92% to $1.57 billion, indicating profit-taking after recent gains. Jefferson's vision for DogeOS could provide a fundamental boost to Dogecoin's market narrative.