Dogecoin price steadies as House of Doge loses Nasdaq listing
Published on 11/04/2026 at 18:37 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWhat matters for DOGE holders
- Dogecoin traded at 0.077570 USD on the Investing.com page accessed on November 4 at 17:15 Berlin time.
- Nasdaq suspended House of Doge shares on November 3 after the stock remained at or below 0.10 USD for ten consecutive trading days.
- Dogecoin Labs is being formed around MyDoge, DogeOS and Such App, but its application layer has no announced mainnet date.
- The latest developments affect the commercial ecosystem around DOGE rather than changing the Dogecoin protocol itself.
Dogecoin price steadied as investors assessed two separate developments around the meme coin: Nasdaq's suspension of House of Doge shares and the formation of Dogecoin Labs. The events concern companies and commercial projects linked to Dogecoin, not a change to the coin's underlying network.
Nasdaq suspension affects the listed company
Nasdaq suspended trading in House of Doge shares, ticker HODO, at the open on November 3, according to CryptoTicker. The report said the exchange had notified the company on October 27 that it would delist the stock. The immediate trigger was ten consecutive trading days at or below 0.10 USD from October 13 to October 26, under Nasdaq's listing rules.
That is a stock-market event rather than a protocol event for DOGE. CryptoTicker reported that House of Doge held 78,000 shares of the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF at the end of June, valued at 1.13 million USD at that time. The report compared that holding with roughly 381 million USD of Dogecoin trading volume over 24 hours at midday on November 3. Investors should therefore distinguish exposure to House of Doge shares from direct exposure to DOGE or a physically backed product.
Labs focuses on utility and adoption
Separately, Dogecoin Labs was announced on October 21 by the Dogecoin Foundation and is intended to operate MyDoge, DogeOS and Such App. The Industry Spread described MyDoge as a wallet, DogeOS as an application layer and Such App as a merchant payment tool.
The same report said DogeOS opened a public testnet on September 30 as an Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible environment. It also stated that the project had no mainnet date, while featured applications in the testnet guide were still marked as coming soon. Such App's beta supports invoices and in-person QR payments, but its planned connection to DogeOS was not yet live in the report. For holders, the initiative is therefore an adoption thesis that still depends on delivery and usage rather than a completed network upgrade.
Market snapshot and investor focus
When accessed on November 4 at 17:15 Berlin time, the Dogecoin page on Investing.com displayed 0.077570 USD, a daily range of 0.072387 to 0.078253 USD, market capitalization of 12.09 billion USD and 24-hour volume of 664.79 million USD. The page also showed 156.61 billion DOGE in circulation. Those figures describe the market snapshot at access time and should not be treated as a verified UTC day-close comparison.
The key distinction for investors is between the coin, listed companies and exchange-traded products using the Dogecoin name. The current commercial restructuring may broaden potential use through wallets, applications and payments, but the reviewed reporting provides no completed mainnet launch or evidence that the Nasdaq suspension changes Dogecoin's protocol. More Dogecoin coverage is available on the Dogecoin topic page.
