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Dogecoin 15-minute Up or Down — historical patterns

How often does Dogecoin close UP vs DOWN in 15-minute Polymarket markets? This page breaks down real historical outcomes — by time of day and day of week — so you can spot statistical patterns. Data updates automatically.

Dogecoin shows a clear, repeatable skew at 15-minute — several slots deviate well beyond chance, which is unusual for short-term crypto markets.

Key takeaway: The standout pattern is 6:30PM-6:45PM ET, which closed DOWN 72% of the time across 88 markets.

Overview

50% UP

Across the most recent markets, Dogecoin closed UP 50% of the time in 15-minute slots (8,450 markets analyzed). A reading near 50% means the market is efficient; a strong skew suggests a recurring pattern.

Strongest patterns

The slot with the strongest UP lean is 1:30AM-1:45AM (63% UP over 88 occurrences).

The slot with the strongest DOWN lean is 6:30PM-6:45PM (72% DOWN over 88 occurrences).

Slot (ET)UP %DOWN %MarketsSignificance
6:30PM-6:45PM28%72%88★★★
1:30AM-1:45AM63%37%88★★
1:15AM-1:30AM38%62%88★★
10:15AM-10:30AM39%61%88★★
9:00AM-9:15AM40%60%88
10:15PM-10:30PM40%60%88
12:00AM-12:15AM41%59%88
2:45AM-3:00AM59%41%88
9:30AM-9:45AM59%41%88
5:45PM-6:00PM41%59%88

Win rate by time of day (ET)

Slot (ET)UP %DOWN %Markets
12AM ET47%53%352
1AM ET52%48%352
2AM ET53%47%352
3AM ET49%51%352
4AM ET49%51%352
5AM ET51%49%352
6AM ET51%49%352
7AM ET53%47%352
8AM ET54%46%352
9AM ET50%50%352
10AM ET51%49%352
11AM ET51%49%350
12PM ET49%51%350
1PM ET50%50%352
2PM ET46%54%352
3PM ET49%51%353
4PM ET50%50%356
5PM ET51%49%353
6PM ET41%59%352
7PM ET51%49%352
8PM ET53%47%352
9PM ET45%55%352
10PM ET48%52%352
11PM ET49%51%352

Win rate by day of week

Slot (ET)UP %DOWN %Markets
Sunday51%49%1168
Monday48%52%1248
Tuesday50%50%1248
Wednesday49%51%1248
Thursday49%51%1214
Friday49%51%1172
Saturday51%49%1152
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How this works

Each 15-minute Polymarket market resolves UP or DOWN. We aggregate outcomes by their start time and weekday, then compute the UP rate and a statistical significance score (Z-score). Patterns with more occurrences and higher Z-scores are more reliable. Past patterns do not guarantee future results.

Updated: 2026-08-13 · Not financial advice. Historical data only.