Dogecoin reclaimed the $0.10 threshold and briefly rose above $0.105, its strongest performance since early June, as Bitcoin approached $86,000 and demand returned to meme tokens. DOGE gained about 2.5% over 24 hours, while derivatives volume increased 72% to $5.42 billion and futures open interest rose 5.65% to about $1.66 billion. U.S. spot Dogecoin ETFs posted net inflows of $909,650 on September 21, led by $1.50 million flowing into Grayscale's GDOG, partly offset by nearly $593,000 leaving 21Shares' TDOG. X also disclosed Cashtag trading integrations with Gemini, Kraken, Coinbase, Moomoo and Interactive Brokers, though the arrangement is not a direct DOGE payment integration. Technical indicators showed strong short-term momentum, but DOGE's 50-day exponential moving average remained below its 200-day EMA. BSC Gems Alert identified a higher-low pattern and cited $0.22 as a major resistance level, with $0.155 identified as support.