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Dogecoin gains 21% in 30 days — outpacing Bitcoin by 1,410 basis points amid altcoin rotation
- Dogecoin (DOGE) closed at $0.1126 on 13 May, up 21.1% over 30 days, while Bitcoin gained just 6.9% over the same period — a gap of 1,410 basis points (14.1 percentage points).
- DOGE's intraday high of $0.1146 on 13 May came within 0.2% of its 90-day intraday peak of $0.1148, meaning the token nearly touched its highest level in three months.
- The outperformance coincides with a broader altcoin season rotation, regulatory clarity developments, and record whale accumulation in DOGE, suggesting the move reflects sector-wide momentum rather than isolated strength.
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Conclusion
DOGE close May 13 = $0.11263; 30-day return = +21.1%; BTC 30-day return = +6.9%; gap = 1,410 bps. DOGE 90-day intraday high = $0.11482; May 13 intraday high = $0.11460 (99.8% of 90d peak). Confirmed via 7d/30d return query and 90-day high/low query. Altcoin Season Index rising; whale holdings at record 108.52B DOGE; regulatory developments (Clarity Act Senate approval) active during period.