Dogecoin has fallen below the closely watched $0.07 level, taking its market capitalization below $11 billion and extending its yearly decline to about 70%, according to a Globe Newswire release issued by Moonberg. DOGE is also roughly 90% below its 2021 all-time high and remains below its major moving averages after repeatedly failing to hold $0.07 as support. The release identifies resistance near $0.0711, $0.0737 and $0.0751, with support around $0.0684, $0.0676 and $0.0656; a break below the last level could put $0.06 in view. Against that backdrop, Moonberg says Stage 2 of its $MBX presale is about 80% complete after the first $200,000 allocation sold out within hours. The project says its live AI-native terminal provides market research, on-chain analytics, wallet investigation, strategy development, backtesting and execution, while natural-language prompts allow users to create AI agents without coding. After the token generation event, $MBX is intended to unlock premium intelligence and fund additional computing resources for advanced agents. The release presents DOGE as a highly liquid, widely recognized meme coin and $MBX as a higher-risk presale token with targeted launch valuation of $46 million, but does not establish either asset as the clear winner.