Speaking of Dogecoin's performance in December, the historical data is actually quite interesting. This coin is always full of drama in the last month of the year—sometimes it soars, sometimes it crashes, with no in-between.

Let’s look at this November’s report card first: down 21.3%. Given the overall weakness in the crypto market, this drop isn’t all that surprising. If you check CryptoRank’s data, you’ll see October was already down 20%, making it two consecutive months of double-digit declines.

So the question is: with such a drop in November, what will happen in December?

Historical experience doesn’t give much reason for optimism. Patterns from previous years show that a drop in November often carries the downward momentum into December.

Take 2021, for example: November was down 23.4%, and December followed with another 20.7% drop. 2022 was even more brutal—November’s 14.6% decline seemed mild, but then December saw a massive 34.7% crash. This kind of “relentless decline” effect has shown up repeatedly in Dogecoin’s historical charts.

From the last bull run to the current one, this meme coin has seen several major pullbacks. Each November drop seems to set the tone for the coming year—not that it’s guaranteed to keep falling, but this starting point often signals a shift in market sentiment.

The 21.3% drop in November 2025 lands right in the middle of the historical range for this period. If past patterns hold, December’s performance probably won’t be too friendly. Of course, historical data is only a reference—markets are always full of surprises—but this signal is definitely worth paying attention to.