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The start of the week has seen Dogecoin price surge slightly. Despite the gain in DOGE, headlines are shifting to projects with real utility. Speculative tokens like DOGE are losing attention, despite holding ground within the crypto market. An AI-powered asset management platform, Unilabs Finance, is preparing to officially launch. This marks a major shift from hype-dependent cryptos to real-world utility. Unilabs Finance’s early RWA fund is already catching UAE interest with an incoming license in Q4. Dogecoin Price Surges Amid Institutional Buying Spree Dogecoin price has recorded a slight rally over the past one day. The DOGE token surged from $0.23 to $0.24. A gain that is attributed to increasing institutional buying activity. The meme-coin rally coincided with the whales’ accumulation of more than one billion DOGE tokens. This represents around $200 million in value. The most significant Dogecoin price action took place between 01:00 and 02:00 on August 11 as the meme coin hit the $0.024 mark. Trading volume also hit over 829 million tokens within the same period. Source: TradingView The Dogecoin price found resistance near the $0.24 level, following high-volume rejection. Its support is consolidated within the $0.23 and $0.232 range. This move positions DOGE on a better path towards more gains, only if the $0.24 resistance level holds. Support is being reinforced within the $0.23 and $0.232 level through heavy accumulation. While most experts foresee a sideways movement in Dogecoin price, breaking $0.24 will signal more uptrend momentum towards $0.25 and $0.26. Unilabs Finance Eyes UAE License for Early RWA Fund While Dogecoin price continues to move within a narrow range, attention is shifting towards utility-driven projects like Unilabs Finance. This project is positioning itself as a game changer within the DeFi space, backed by a real-world asset fund. This fund aims to bridge blockchain…
