Dogecoin DOGE
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Supply release: when does the rest arrive?
No maximum supplyThere is no release date — DOGE has no maximum supply.
New DOGE is issued indefinitely under the network's own rules, so there is no point at which issuance finishes and no final total to count down to. Long-run scarcity depends on the issuance rate — and on any burning that offsets it — rather than on a hard cap.
Supply at a glance
About Dogecoin
Dogecoin started in 2013 as a joke fork of Bitcoin's code with a Shiba Inu mascot — and became the original memecoin. It has an uncapped supply and an enduring community; its price history is driven far more by sentiment than fundamentals.
Created by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer (2013) — built as a joke, forked from Litecoin’s code.
Dogecoin in context
Dogecoin trades 87% below its all-time high of A$0.9326, set in May 2021. Over the past 90 days it has lost 9.4% in AUD terms, trailing Bitcoin's +8.5% by 17.9 percentage points — one of the moves behind today's altcoin season index reading. Daily turnover runs at about 6.6% of its market value — liquid enough that ordinary retail orders fill without drama.
Computed from our market records at build time — figures refresh with the daily rebuild.
12-month range (AUD)
today sits 8% of the way up the rangeThe supply maths: what would a price target mean?
full calculator →Market cap = price × circulating supply. With 155.81 billion DOGE circulating, every dollar of DOGE price is A$155.81B of market cap — so check what a target actually implies:
Where to buy Dogecoin in Australia
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| Exchange | AUD pair | Instant-buy cost | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swyftx | ✓ DOGE/AUD | 0.6% + spread | 8.7/10 | Buy on Swyftx* |
| CoinSpot | ✓ DOGE/AUD | 1% + spread | 8.5/10 | Buy on CoinSpot* |
| Digital Surge | ✓ DOGE/AUD | 0.5% | 7.7/10 | Buy on Digital Surge* |
How DOGE stacks up
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FAQ
What is the Dogecoin (DOGE) price in AUD right now?
The DOGE price in AUD is about A$0.1256 as of our last data refresh — the price at the top of this page updates continuously from CoinGecko market data (every 10 minutes in production), quoted in Australian dollars first so there's no mental USD conversion. The converter above turns any DOGE amount into AUD at the live rate.
How do I buy Dogecoin in Australia?
Dogecoin is listed on Swyftx, CoinSpot, Digital Surge with direct AUD pairs. Deposit AUD via PayID or bank transfer, then buy DOGE — most platforms complete this in minutes after ID verification.
Is Dogecoin taxed in Australia?
Yes — the ATO treats Dogecoin as a CGT asset. Selling, swapping or spending it is a taxable event; holding over 12 months may qualify individuals for the 50% CGT discount. See our crypto tax guide.
When will the rest of the DOGE supply be released?
There is no release date — DOGE has no maximum supply. New DOGE is issued indefinitely under the network's own rules, so there is no point at which issuance finishes and no final total to count down to. Long-run scarcity depends on the issuance rate — and on any burning that offsets it — rather than on a hard cap.
Who created Dogecoin?
Created by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer (2013) — built as a joke, forked from Litecoin’s code.
What is Dogecoin's all-time high in AUD?
Dogecoin peaked at A$0.9326 in May 2021. Today's price sits 87% below that peak — the stat cards above track it daily.
Why does the DOGE price here differ from prices I see in USD?
We quote in Australian dollars, so the number moves with both the coin's USD price and the AUD/USD exchange rate. Most global sites quote USD — multiply by the current exchange rate (or just use our converter above) and the numbers reconcile.
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