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Dogecoin Director Sees Wave of New Projects as Infrastructure Expands

Dogecoin’s infrastructure got a bit busier over the past week. DogeOS opened a public test network that lets developers build Ethereum-style apps for trading, lending, and other uses with DOGE. The aim is simple: give holders more ways to use their coins than payments or price bets.

More ways to build on Dogecoin

Dogecoin Foundation director Timothy Stebbing pointed to the launch in a post on X. He said there was an “absolute avalanche” of new projects building on the Doge/EVM chain. He also noted Metallicus launched DogecoinVM, which bridges Dogecoin to the Metal network.

DogeOS describes itself as the app layer for Dogecoin. It was founded by the team behind MyDoge, a Dogecoin wallet. Developers can use familiar software tools because the system is compatible with Ethereum. That matters because it lowers the barrier for teams that already know how to build on EVM chains.

Metallicus took a different path. DogecoinVM is a DOGE-compatible ledger on Metal Blockchain. Dogecoin itself does not change. What changes, according to the project, is speed and interoperability. The claim is that it makes Dogecoin 300 times faster with instant finality. Stebbing’s take is that there are more options than ever to build on Dogecoin. For the network, that can only help, though it is still early.

Golden cross watch

On the chart side, Dogecoin is tracking toward a daily golden cross. The 50-day moving average and the 200-day moving average are set to converge. If it confirms, this would be Dogecoin’s first golden cross of 2026.

That matters because the last one was more than a year ago. Dogecoin saw a golden cross in August 2025. A month later, in September 2025, it climbed to $0.30. Past price action does not guarantee a repeat, of course. But traders often watch the signal for signs of a shift in momentum.

Price pressure and Fed odds

Still, the market is not giving Dogecoin much support right now. DOGE was trading down on the day and on the week at $0.093, moving with the wider crypto market. A weaker-than-expected September jobs report changed how traders view the Federal Reserve’s next moves. A rate hike in October is now seen as extremely unlikely.

Investors are still pricing in the chance that the Fed might hike rates in December. The next decision is due at the end of a two-day policy meeting on October 28. For now, Dogecoin’s builder news gives the network something to point to. The price, as usual, will do what it wants.

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