Dogecoin (
$0.000 ) seems to have suffered more than any other token during the recent crypto downtrend. As of Wednesday morning, Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) has barely risen in the last 24 hours and made slight gains against both Bitcoin (
$76,121.00 ) and Ethereum (
$2,318.57 ) . While it’s gained a fraction of a percent in the last 7 days, it’s lost 30% since the year began. Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) continues to flatline as the global market cap drops, falling more than 7% overnight. Even so, Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) was among the most mentioned tokens on Twitter ($TWTR@US), but this buzz does not seem to be helping the token gain any value. Even the Doge car, a car that ran in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, might make a reappearance. These items, however, are not helping DOGE regain its value for investors, especially those who wish to use Doge for payments. Making matters worse, Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) knockoffs are flooding the market, taking value away from the token they’ve copied, especially as Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) tries to expand and become a more popular spending option—most notably, Elon Musk told McDonald’s ($MCD@US) he would eat a hamburger on TV if it would accept Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) , AMC Entertainment ($AMC@US) is planning to accept Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) , and Mark Cuban has been bullish on the currency for some time. At press time, Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) was trading at 14.38 cents, up slightly on reduced volume and a rising market cap.
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