After reading a bunch of comments about Dogecoin, most of them are just FOMO traders' marketing tricks. Currently, DOGE is hovering around $0.13, and people are hyping it up to $2 or even $7.2? Think again. Mainstream institutions' expectations for the end of 2025 are in the range of $0.2 to $0.9, which is more reasonable. Short-term sentiment can push prices higher, but the fate of unlimited supply + rollercoaster volatility can easily turn this "meme coin" into a target.
As for what you can buy with DOGE? The reality is far from the fantasy. Tesla merchandise is available, Gucci opened some stores in 2022, but major brands like Starbucks, LV, Rolex? Their direct channels don’t support it at all, so save yourself the trouble.
News from Japan has also been overinterpreted. Their plan is to include all crypto assets into the financial product management framework by 2026. This isn’t giving DOGE a green light, just standardizing regulations.
As for Elon Musk, the big influencer? There are no major DOGE-related events on his recent schedule. The "diamond hands" legend is long outdated.
Honestly, treat Meme coins as entertainment, but don’t go all-in chasing highs. From "moon-bound" to "crashing to the floor," the turn can happen in an instant. Playing with spare money is fine, but rationality is the safest approach.
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GasFeeCrier
· 48m ago
Here comes another person pouring cold water on DOGE, but to be honest, there is some truth to it. Infinite supply is indeed a bug, no matter how much you hype it up, it won't soar to the sky.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 19h ago
Damn, finally someone is telling the truth. DOGE this wave is really just a leek harvesting machine.
Meme coins, just play around, don't take it as food, brother.
$0.9 cap? I see it as a joke, unlimited supply can't fill this pit.
Even Musk has no action anymore, still dreaming of $7, I can't stop laughing.
Those who hype to $2 are just scamming you into buying in, wake up.
That Japanese thing is just regulation, don't overthink it.
Tesla accessories are fine, but other big brands really don't have them, don't ask.
Short-term sentiment is valuable, long-term supply issues are a terminal illness.
Playing with spare money is okay, going all-in is a gamble with your life.
Machine Gun Joe isn't even this good at cutting leeks.
If you ask me, it's just entertainment after meals, don't hold out hope.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 19h ago
Dogecoin this wave is just a pump and dump rhythm, $2? Wake up everyone.
Too many people have been killed by FOMO, and I really laugh at those still chasing the high now.
Unlimited supply can't be suppressed at all; meme coins are still meme coins after all.
There aren't that many big names truly supporting DOGE payments; don't be fooled by marketing, brothers.
Instead of dreaming of $7, it's better to steadily accumulate Bitcoin; that's the right way.
Elon Musk hasn't had much DOGE action recently; how far can hype get him?
The Japanese framework is just an ordinary standard for DOGE, no special treatment.
Dreams are good, but don't go all in; just play with spare money, really.
This bull market is clear now; rational players are the real winners in the end.
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MerkleDreamer
· 19h ago
Dreams of a turnaround are just wishful thinking; forget it, let's just look at BTC's real gold and silver.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 19h ago
Damn, here comes the FOMO harvesting machine again. This routine is played out.
7 yuan? Haha, dream on, friends.
The fundamental flaw of unlimited supply can't be changed no matter how much you hype it up. This is the ceiling.
Nice, finally someone telling the truth. Don't be brainwashed by marketing accounts.
Meme coins are just meme coins. Playing with spare change is fine, but all-in is a gambler's mentality.
Elon Musk hasn't made any moves recently. What are the old fans still waiting for?
Don't expect much between 2 to 9 cents. Face reality, everyone.
Even Starbucks LV doesn't support it. This awkward situation really can't be saved.
Japan's issue is regulation, not good news. Don't get your hopes up.
Short-term sentiment can indeed pump the market, but what about long-term? Expect the floor.
The fate of meme coins is like this—getting rich overnight or going bankrupt overnight, just a fine line apart.
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After reading a bunch of comments about Dogecoin, most of them are just FOMO traders' marketing tricks. Currently, DOGE is hovering around $0.13, and people are hyping it up to $2 or even $7.2? Think again. Mainstream institutions' expectations for the end of 2025 are in the range of $0.2 to $0.9, which is more reasonable. Short-term sentiment can push prices higher, but the fate of unlimited supply + rollercoaster volatility can easily turn this "meme coin" into a target.
As for what you can buy with DOGE? The reality is far from the fantasy. Tesla merchandise is available, Gucci opened some stores in 2022, but major brands like Starbucks, LV, Rolex? Their direct channels don’t support it at all, so save yourself the trouble.
News from Japan has also been overinterpreted. Their plan is to include all crypto assets into the financial product management framework by 2026. This isn’t giving DOGE a green light, just standardizing regulations.
As for Elon Musk, the big influencer? There are no major DOGE-related events on his recent schedule. The "diamond hands" legend is long outdated.
Honestly, treat Meme coins as entertainment, but don’t go all-in chasing highs. From "moon-bound" to "crashing to the floor," the turn can happen in an instant. Playing with spare money is fine, but rationality is the safest approach.