Overnight, Dogecoin (
$0.077 ) took another nosedive of around a percent, sinking back to 16 cents. In the past 7 days, the token has dropped over 4%, losing more than a percent to both Bitcoin (
$80,159.00 ) and Ethereum (
$2,414.22 ) . The token has refused to make any gains recently, losing over 3% in the past 30 days and more than 33% in the past 90 days after reaching an all-time high of 74 cents in May of last year. Unfortunately, DOGE did not move in tandem with major cryptocurrencies, remaining stagnant as Bitcoin ( $80,159.00 ) and Ethereum ( $2,414.22 ) rebounded. On the flip side, DOGE bull David Gokhshtein of Gokhshtein Media says DOGE going to $1 is an “easy call” while the Internet is calling for McDonald’s ($MCD@US) to accept Dogecoin ( $0.077 ) as tender for purchases as Tesla ($TSLA@US) began accepting the meme coin for some merchandise on its website. Dogecoin ( $0.077 ) co-creator Billy Markus even asked his followers to make sure McDonald’s gets high engagement on its Dogecoin ( $0.077 ) tweet, hoping to push the fast-food chain across the line, as it were. At press time, Dogecoin ( $0.077 ) was up nearly a percent, sitting at 16.62 cents on decreasing volume and an increasing market cap.
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