Dogecoin surges 3% as Pepeto's presale hits $10.2M in crypto rally

The cryptocurrency market saw notable movements on 15 June. Dogecoin (DOGE) climbed 3.09% to $0.089 after a US-Iran peace deal boosted investor confidence. Meanwhile, the new meme token Pepeto surpassed $10.2 million in its ongoing presale. Dogecoin’s price rise followed US President Trump’s announcement that the US-Iran peace deal was finalised. The news lifted broader market sentiment, pushing Bitcoin above $65,000 and lifting meme coins like DOGE. Despite the gain, DOGE remains 88% below its peak of $0.7376.

Analysts remain cautious on Dogecoin’s outlook. CoinCodex reports 18 of 30 technical indicators for DOGE are currently bearish. Changelly predicts a 2026 price range between $0.0899 and $0.115.

Pepeto’s presale has reached $10.2 million at a price of $0.0000001876 per token. Early investors see potential for high returns, drawing comparisons to Dogecoin’s early adopters in 2020. The project offers staking rewards at 170% APY. Its exchange also blocks wallet-draining attacks and allows fee-free transfers across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana. A Binance listing is expected soon. Dogecoin’s short-term gain reflects improved market mood after the Iran deal. Pepeto’s presale success and upcoming exchange launch highlight growing interest in new meme tokens. Both assets continue to attract attention from traders and investors.