DOGE Falls Below $0.18 While BDAG Nears $600M Mark as Keynote 3 Launches
New Crypto Shift Unfolds: BlockDAG’s Keynote 3 Sets Off a Surge Toward $600M Goal While Dogecoin Faces Resistance at $0.18
Dogecoin continues to face the same barrier that’s limited its growth for months—persistent resistance and loss of momentum. Although it remains above $0.18, the coin is still hovering around the 26-day EMA, showing no strong movement to indicate a breakout. In contrast, BlockDAG (BDAG) is drawing increasing attention across the crypto space. As a Layer-1 protocol, its third keynote has marked a significant moment in its presale journey, pushing it past $208 million and setting the course toward its $600 million objective.
Rather than promising vague future products or performance gains, Keynote 3 emphasized a roadmap packed with real-world systems, smart contract functionality, and strong developer support. Dogecoin, which remains largely driven by hype and online chatter, offers a sharp contrast to BlockDAG’s hands-on strategy. One is driven by tweets, while the other is laying foundations with funding, technical delivery, and a global community.
Dogecoin Struggles to Move Past the $0.18 Level
Recent market performance shows Dogecoin facing a tough time climbing above the $0.18 resistance zone. Analysts highlight the 26-day EMA as a stubborn ceiling, keeping prices in check. Even with a small 1.7% gain on the day, Dogecoin still faces pressure. Resistance levels at $0.21 and $0.24 are posing new challenges, while support could weaken to $0.16 or even $0.14.
Its price activity reflects the broader slowdown in altcoin trading, but Dogecoin also lacks support from an active developer base or blockchain upgrades. There’s no leading DeFi platform linked to it, no Ethereum compatibility, and limited use cases beyond price speculation. While the coin’s name still holds recognition, its inability to evolve with newer chains leaves it trailing in attracting significant funds.
What many are now seeking isn’t just another meme project—it’s a high-functioning system.
BlockDAG Sets the Stage for $600M Goal After Keynote 3 Momentum
Where Dogecoin shows uncertainty, BlockDAG is accelerating—and not only in terms of funding. The project has crossed the $208 million mark in just 10 months, thanks in part to the impact of its third keynote event. Featuring CEO Antony Turner and a panel of engineers and blockchain specialists, the session revealed a network that is already well on its way to completion.
More than any prior keynote, this event triggered the official march toward reaching $600 million in presale funds. Turner outlined that this funding would go into launching the mainnet, expanding its X-series mining rigs (X1, X30, and X100), boosting network scalability, and launching grants for developers building DeFi apps, NFTs, and gaming platforms.
The keynote’s focus was clear—BlockDAG is implementing a rollout based on delivery. It’s not chasing trends, but building a Layer-1 network with real functionality, strong safety features, and broad use from launch.
Security Focus, Technical Roadmap, and Builder Support
A major highlight from Keynote 3 was its breakdown of the system’s advanced security layers. Youssef Khaoulaj, head of security, shared that the protocol is built to resist attacks right from the start. By combining Proof-of-Work with a Directed Acyclic Graph setup, BlockDAG avoids slowdowns and spreads out validation, making exploits like 51% attacks harder to pull off.
Every feature—from smart contracts to vesting modules and index tools—will meet top-tier security checks. With Certik and Halborn already having audited its vesting smart contract, a full audit of the network is planned before mainnet launch. Asset protection will be enhanced by Multi-Party Computation (MPC), which removes single failure points from its system.
Turner confirmed an initial capacity of 2,000 TPS, with plans to scale up to 15,000 TPS within two years. This will be achieved using parallel processing and asynchronous validation, ensuring the network remains stable even with high usage.
Alongside this, the keynote detailed new updates to BlockDAG Academy—an initiative to support Web3 developer education. This includes no-cost courses, real-time help, and global hackathons. Grants and ambassador schemes are already in effect to provide tools and guidance for builders everywhere. Instead of waiting for adoption, BlockDAG is creating the path for it.
Final Thoughts
Dogecoin can still capture attention when boosted by viral news or spikes in demand, but without deeper development or practical features, its issues go beyond price charts. The lack of roadmap clarity or strong builder support continues to drag it down.
On the flip side, BlockDAG is actively building out its system. It has launched miners, completed audit steps, run testnets, and formed a growing user and developer base. The push toward the $600 million presale target is part of a defined plan with clear goals tied to launch milestones.
As highlighted during Keynote 3, BlockDAG isn’t aiming to keep pace with other Layer-1 chains—it’s designing a system that moves far beyond them.
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