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Dogecoin USD (DOGE-USD)

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0.109866+0.000176 (+0.16%)
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Previous close0.109478
Open0.109478
Day's range0.108521 - 0.109992
52-week range0.057466 - 0.226581
Start date2013-12-15
AlgorithmN/A
Market cap16.068B
Circulating supply146.25B
Max supplyN/A
Volume347,839,616
Volume (24 hrs)347.84M
Volume (24 hrs) all currencies347.84M
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