Dogecoin Quarterly Returns

Historical price returns computed from daily futures closes: monthly and quarterly heatmap, weekly strip, weekday averages and yearly totals. Month return = last close of the month vs the previous month's last close; quarters and years compound the months.

Quarter by quarter

Each quarter compounds its three months — the coarsest grain that still shows a cycle turning inside a single year.

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YEAR
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
2026YTD
−21.4
−21.9
31.2
−9.1
2025
−47.3
−0.9
41.0
−49.6
2024
146
−43.5
−8.2
177
2023
9.6
−13.7
−6.6
44.4
2022
−18.9
−51.9
−7.1
13.9
2021
1,066
346
−15.1
−16.6
2020
−10.7
28.1
13.7
75.3
2019
−11.3
56.6
−26.7
−15.0
2018
−68.6
−11.4
136
−60.3
2017
46.8
693
−56.0
683
2016
54.2
30.6
−22.8
−4.9
2015
−32.7
58.3
−38.0
22.6
2014
19.6
−47.2
49.8
−53.3
2013
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−24.4
Median
−10.7
−0.90
−7.1
−4.9
Price return in USD from daily futures closes. 2026 is partial — in-progress figures are set in italics.DOGE · USD · DEC 2013 — OCT 2026 · UPDATED OCT 10, 2026

About Dogecoin (DOGE) quarterly returns

This page compresses Dogecoin (DOGE)'s history into four cells per year — Q1 through Q4 — coarse enough to watch a cycle turn inside a single year. DOGE's quarterly grid is one bright stretch — the first half of 2021 — inside years of cooldown cells. Quarters make the meme-cycle rhythm legible: a detonation quarter, then a long quiet run until the rotation returns.

Each quarter compounds its three calendar months from UTC daily closes, so a cell is what a position held through those months would actually have returned. DOGE's data starts at its perpetual listing in mid 2020. The 2021 squeeze months remain among the largest monthly returns of any large cap tracked here, surrounded by long cooldowns.

Frequently asked questions

How much is DOGE up or down this quarter?

Dogecoin is down 9.1% quarter-to-date in Q4 2026, compounding October through the daily close of 10 October 2026 (UTC). The figure keeps moving until the quarter closes.

What was DOGE's return last quarter?

Dogecoin returned +31.2% in Q3 2026, its most recent completed quarter, compounding that quarter's three monthly returns. The median Q3 return on record is −7.1%, so it came in above the norm.

What are DOGE's quarterly returns in 2026?

Dogecoin's 2026 quarters so far: Q1 −21.4%, Q2 −21.9%, Q3 +31.2%, Q4 −9.1% (in progress). Compounded together they put Dogecoin down 26.8% year-to-date.

What was DOGE's return in each quarter of 2025?

2025: Q1 −47.3%, Q2 −0.9%, Q3 +41.0%, Q4 −49.6%. The strongest quarter was Q3 at +41.0% and the weakest Q4 at −49.6%; the full year compounded to −62.8%.

What is DOGE's average Q4 return historically?

Across 13 completed Q4s on record, the median Q4 return for Dogecoin is −4.9%. The best Q4 was 2017 at +683.4%, the worst 2018 at −60.3%, and 6 of 13 closed positive. The current Q4 is excluded until it closes.

Which quarter is historically DOGE's strongest and weakest?

By median return across all completed years, Q2 has been Dogecoin's strongest quarter at −0.9% and Q1 its weakest at −10.7%. Q1 −10.7%, Q2 −0.9%, Q3 −7.1%, Q4 −4.9% are the four medians; they shift as each new year is added.

What are DOGE's best and worst quarters on record?

Across 52 completed quarters, Dogecoin's best was Q1 2021 at +1,066% and its worst Q1 2018 at −68.6%. 23 of 52 quarters closed positive.

Has any quarter rivaled DOGE's 2021 run?

The grid answers live, but the 2021 squeeze quarters remain its defining cells — later revival quarters exist yet none has matched their scale. The Median row stays modest because most DOGE quarters were quiet.

When does DOGE's quarterly history begin?

DOGE's history here begins at its first daily perpetual-futures candle on Binance in mid 2020, so the grid starts with the first quarter completed after that date. All medians are computed from that point on.

Why is the quarterly figure not the sum of its three months?

Because returns compound. A +10% month followed by a −10% month leaves −1%, not 0%. The quarterly figure multiplies the monthly factors together, which is the return a held position would actually see.