It seems like there are a lot of people who errantly believe that DOGE cannot go over $1.00 in value, much less $100, due to this thing called "market capital." These people are thinking about cryptocurrencies as though they are stocks. These are not stocks. Dogecoin is a "memecoin" that has no precedence, and it can go as high as the people who trade it are willing to trade it for, and it can rise and fall, all day, any day.
These are the last days that we are going to see DOGE under the 10c range, and soon people will see that SHIB is going to break the penny mark, and keep going up.
Based on what it looks like from this perspective, BTC is going to remain the coin that all the other cryptos are intrinsically tied to, for a while, but DOGE has already begun de-coupling from BTC, and it appears that DOGE may become a new "maincoin" and no longer be considered an "altcoin" due to many factors in addition to the fact that it more and more often sets its own trading trends which are still influenced by BTC, but which are increasingly more independent of the ups and downs in the value of BTC.
There is no other "original memecoin" like DOGE, and these are the last few days for people to buy in while it is still priced at this low, before the next Moonshot takes it up over $1.00 in value.
The same naysayers who today call DOGE a bad investment will be the same naysayers who will scoff when it rises in value, and all they'll do is predict its doom, and then when it crashes on the other side of the Moonshot, along with all the other cryptocurrencies, they'll call it a failure and all that, just like the various skeptics do with each previous Moonshot, but for those who trade and buy in low and sell it while it's high, there's no arguing with the numbers when thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or millions or billions of Dogecoins are cashed in at a range that is some multiplication higher than what they were purchased at.
All of this must come with the stark warning that it is all going to eventually crash, and I believe that most people will lose the fortunes which they have spent their time building inside of these cryptocurrencies. The internet will break, the crypto networks will break, both in part and in full, multiple times and eventually finally, until there is a total breakdown of the system and the funds are gone. If anybody ever hears me say good things about crypto, I want them to also remember that I'm warning you to not set your sights on it as though it's going to be there forever, and to be wary about the moneys you invest. You should not invest any necessary money which is needed, so that it won't sting if you lose it all suddenly. You should not invest other peoples' money. I recommend taking out your initial seed money and trading and increasing your funds after that, so that if you were to lose it all, you'd only be losing profit. I also recommend taking out some profits while you can, during the interim while you're waiting for the big Moonshot, so that you can at least enjoy a little bit of profits, in the event that it all crashes before the Moonshot takes place.
With that caveat, I highly recommend buying as much DOGE and SHIB as you possibly can, sooner rather than later, to be able to sell when the next Moonshot takes place, and to day-trade with if you are so inclined. I trade DOGE and SHIB because they are more volatile and their volatility comes with predictable patterns in portions which I can understand. Also, I monitor ETH, BTC, LTC, and some others, to gain a sort of depth of knowledge from observing the coefficients between the timings of the rises and falls of these five coins among them all.
One day I will no longer use cryptocurrencies, but today it seems like a very easy decision to make some money with.
