#大户持仓动态 $BTC $ETH $DOGE

Seeing those posts promoting Meme coins skyrocketing, I have to say a few honest words.

Dogecoin is currently hovering around $0.13, with some confidently claiming a short-term surge to $2 and a long-term target of $7.2. That’s ridiculous. According to actual forecasts from mainstream institutions, a reasonable expectation by the end of 2025 is in the range of $0.2 to $0.9 — the increase is indeed significant, but don’t compare it to those exaggerated numbers. Emotions can push up the coin’s price, but the problem is the infinite supply mechanism combined with high volatility, which often turns into a "springboard for bagholders."

Let’s talk about its practical applications — which many people overlook.

**Usable scenarios:** Official Tesla merchandise (T-shirts, small accessories), some Gucci stores (which have supported crypto since 2022). **Not usable:** Direct channels of brands like Starbucks, LV, Rolex, supercars, etc. — don’t hold your breath, these giants’ direct sales channels simply won’t buy into it.

Regarding the Japanese "certification" rumors? It’s actually just a plan to include crypto assets within the financial product framework by 2026, not a special benefit for Meme coins — two different things.

And a quick update on the founders’ movements. Elon Musk’s recent focus has been on politics and xAI, with no new market explosion points emerging. The "diamond hands" legends are old news now; don’t expect any shocking announcements to boost the market.

**My straightforward view:** Meme coins, as an entertainment investment, are fine to play around with, but never go all-in or chase highs. Because the speed from "moon-bound" to "crashing to the floor" often happens in an instant. It’s okay to test the waters with spare money, but always prioritize rationality. 🚀💥