TLDR
- The Dogecoin Foundation’s corporate arm, House of Doge, has partnered with Paxos to list DOGE on its brokerage and custody platform.
- Paxos serves major fintech platforms including PayPal, Venmo, and Mercado Libre, though no automatic DOGE listings are guaranteed.
- Analyst Ali Charts flagged a TD Sequential buy signal on DOGE, with support at $0.096 and a possible move to $0.110.
- Crypto ETPs saw $1.67 billion in outflows last week — the third straight week of withdrawals.
- DOGE is currently trading around $0.098, down 1.34% in the past 24 hours, with a market cap of around $16.78 billion.
The Dogecoin Foundation’s corporate arm, House of Doge, has announced a partnership with Paxos to list DOGE on the blockchain firm’s brokerage and custody infrastructure.
In partnership with @Houseofdoge, Paxos Crypto Brokerage now supports Dogecoin.
The original memecoin. A top 10 crypto by market cap, powered by one of the most passionate communities the internet has ever seen.
Partners can now offer @dogecoin on the same regulated… pic.twitter.com/1b0SCFcFOr
— Paxos (@Paxos) June 1, 2026
The deal gives Paxos clients — which include major fintech and payment platforms — the option to evaluate and potentially integrate DOGE into their own services.
Paxos currently powers crypto services for PayPal, Venmo, Interactive Brokers, and Mercado Libre. The partnership does not mean those platforms will automatically offer DOGE. It simply puts DOGE on the table for them to consider.
House of Doge CEO Marco Margiotta said the deal creates a compliance pathway for large fintech firms to add DOGE in the future. The first phase will target business clients, not end users.
Paxos operates in more than 150 countries, reaching hundreds of millions of consumers. That scale gives the partnership a potentially wide reach if client platforms choose to act on it.
Institutional Interest in DOGE Has Been Slowly Building
Dogecoin remains the largest memecoin by market cap. Earlier this year, asset manager 21Shares received approval to list a Dogecoin ETF in the US. In January 2025, Grayscale also launched a private Dogecoin Trust for accredited investors.
These moves point to a slow but steady expansion of regulated DOGE products, even as institutional demand still trails Bitcoin and Ether.
Crypto analyst Ali Charts posted on social media that the TD Sequential indicator just flashed a buy signal on DOGE. Ali Charts noted that support at $0.096 is holding firm and that $0.110 could be the next price target.
The TD Sequential just flashed a buy signal on Dogecoin $DOGE.
With support at $0.096 holding firm, $0.110 could be next. pic.twitter.com/KOuRzDmCVF
— Ali Charts (@alicharts) June 1, 2026
Broader Market Sees Continued Outflows
The Paxos announcement comes as the wider crypto market faces headwinds. Crypto exchange-traded products saw $1.67 billion in net outflows last week, the third straight week of withdrawals. Total outflows over that three-week stretch hit $4.21 billion, according to CoinShares.
CoinShares head of research James Butterfill pointed to a lack of progress on the US CLARITY Act as a possible factor slowing demand.
Retail data adds to that picture. Blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs reported that global crypto adoption fell 11% in Q1 2026.
At the time of writing, DOGE is trading at $0.09851, down 1.34% in 24 hours, with a market cap of $16.78 billion and a 24-hour trading volume of $1.32 billion.
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