In the week to 7 September 2026, dogwifhat (WIF) gained about 14.5%. It went from $0.1891 at 00:00 UTC on 31 August to $0.2166 at 00:00 UTC on 7 September, which gave it a market cap of about $216.4 million. That still left it about 95.5% below its all-time high of $4.83, set on 31 March 2024. Since then the gain has gone. By 07:58 UTC on 25 October 2026 WIF traded at $0.1790, about 17% below its 7 September level. All price figures here come from CoinGecko's market data and nothing else.
Time left until 25 October 2026 · end of day UTC
Since the snapshot: September 7 to October 25, 2026
- Peak after the week: WIF closed its best day on 23 September 2026 at $0.2549 (CoinGecko daily data). That was about 18% above the 7 September price.
- Early October: the price held near $0.25 until 6 October, then fell to $0.2074 by 9 October.
- Latest: $0.1790 and a market cap of about $178.7 million at 07:58 UTC on 25 October 2026. This was the lowest daily data point since the September rally.
The week itself: 31 August to 7 September 2026
| Measure (CoinGecko, UTC) | Value |
|---|---|
| Price, 00:00 on 7 Sept | $0.2166 |
| Price, 00:00 on 31 Aug | $0.1891 |
| Seven-day change | +14.5% |
| Thirty-day change (from $0.1375 on 8 Aug) | +57.5% |
| Hourly low of the week | $0.1911 on 2 Sept |
| Hourly high of the week | $0.2250 on 7 Sept |
| Market cap, 00:00 on 7 Sept | $216.4M |
| All-time high | $4.83 on 31 Mar 2024 |
The week traded in a range of about 18%, from the low on 2 September to the high on 7 September. It closed at the top of that range.
Where the thirty-day gain came from
Most of the thirty-day gain came before this week. WIF sat between about $0.135 and $0.146 through mid-August. It then rose from $0.1377 at 00:00 UTC on 18 August to an hourly high of $0.2258 on 22 August, about 64% in four days. It spent the next two weeks between roughly $0.19 and $0.23. The week to 7 September recovered a dip to $0.1891 on 31 August but did not break above the late-August highs of $0.2313.
How far is WIF from its 2024 peak?
Enter a WIF price to see how many times it would have to multiply to get back to its all-time high of $4.83.
| WIF price to test | Multiple needed to get back to $4.83 |
|---|---|
| 0.179 $ | 27 x |
| 0.2166 $ | 22.3 x |
| 0.2549 $ | 18.9 x |
| 0.1891 $ | 25.5 x |
- The $4.83 all-time high from 31 March 2024 is CoinGecko's figure as reported in the article. The price is whatever you enter.
- A result of 22.3x at $0.2166 matches the article's figure of about 22 times. A higher multiple means the price is further below the peak.
This divides one number by another and nothing more. It says nothing about whether or when WIF could reach any price, it uses a single aggregator's all-time high, and it is not investment advice.
Supply: fixed, with no unlocks
Blockworks' Token Transparency filing for dogwifhat, dated 2 September 2026, reports:
- Mint authority revoked shortly after launch, so the supply is permanently capped.
- Freeze authority revoked, so no party can freeze a holder's account.
- Supply: circulating, total and maximum supply are all 998,926,392 WIF.
- Allocations: no team, treasury or advisor allocation has been disclosed, and the creator and update-authority balances are zero.
- Unlocks: none are scheduled. The full supply has circulated since launch, so no unlock event can occur.
What this means for readers: WIF's price is not exposed to token unlocks or new issuance, because there are none. Price moves therefore reflect changes in demand only. The filing is marked "Partial - 5 gaps". It also does not report how concentrated holdings are, and this article does not either.
What to check before reading too much into a weekly move
- Measurement window. Weekly percentages depend heavily on the start and end times. Measured from different hours, the same week can show anywhere from single-digit to mid-teen gains.
- Context of the drawdown. A 14% week from $0.19 does not change the larger picture: WIF would need to rise about 22 times from $0.2166 to retake its 2024 high.
- Catalysts. No project announcement from September 2026 was found to explain the move. Treat any narrative attached to it with caution.
Limitations: price data comes from a single aggregator (CoinGecko), and holder, on-chain flow and derivatives figures for this week could not be independently verified. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose your capital; nothing here is investment advice.
