Dogecoin (
$0.081 ) has been on a roller coaster ride over the past few months, losing value repeatedly as the global crypto market cap fell, tanking Bitcoin (
$61,034.00 ) and Ethereum (
$1,562.91 ) at the same time. Meanwhile, knockoffs of both Dogecoin ( $0.081 ) and Shiba Inu have been stealing market share from the original puppy tokens. It’s also interesting to note that Dogecoin ( $0.081 ) co-creator Billy Markus has been on a Twitter ($TWTR@US) crusade to prevent investors from taking meme coins like Dogecoin ( $0.081 ) too seriously. At times, Dogecoin ( $0.081 ) is among the most mentioned tokens on Twitter, but at other times, it has almost no buzz at all. In short, the Dogecoin ( $0.081 ) army might consist of Tesla ($TSLA@US) CEO Elon Musk, and a few others, while other cryptocurrencies have packs of devotees that are willing to invest every day. Finally, a poll conducted by Benzinga showed that over 60% of respondents thought Dogecoin ( $0.081 ) could reach $1 by 2023. At press time, Dogecoin ( $0.081 ) was down over 4%, sitting at 16.32 cents on higher volume and a slumping market cap.
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