Honestly, those online claims that Dogecoin will hit $2 or even $7.2 are mainly just emotional hype. Currently, the price hovers around $0.13, and mainstream institutions predict it will only be in the $0.2-$0.9 range by the end of 2025. FOMO-driven hype might give it a short-term boost, but in the long run, the unlimited supply and high volatility hang over it like swords, turning the "moon dream" into a "floor price" in minutes.

What can it buy? The reality is like this—
✅ Tesla merchandise (clothes, accessories) can be purchased
✅ Some Gucci stores accept it (gradually opening up after 2022)
❌ Direct sales from brands like Starbucks, LV, Rolex? Don't count on it, they don't support it at all

As for the so-called "certification" in Japan, it actually means that by 2026, all crypto assets will be incorporated into the financial product management framework. This isn't a DOGE-exclusive benefit; the entire market will have to follow this set of rules.

Elon Musk's recent focus has been on politics and xAI. Without any explosive new statements, the story of "diamond hands" holding coins is no longer fresh.

Bottom line: Meme coins are fine for entertainment with spare money, but going all-in chasing highs is playing with fire. The market is always a mix of sentiment and fundamentals, and those chasing the top often get caught. Rationality first, playfulness second—that's as simple as it gets. 🚀