2026-01-08 01:30:05

When it comes to the status of Meme coins in the crypto world, DOGE is undoubtedly the big brother. As a veteran coin born on December 8, 2013, it has been in the market for nearly ten years, maintaining a very solid position.

From a technical perspective, DOGE is one of the few Meme coins that坚持POW机制, which makes it quite special. Besides Bitcoin, DOGE is the second-largest POW coin, and this "pure bloodline" has attracted many believers. Moreover, the founders have long since cleared their chips, achieving complete decentralization, and no one can say it has a backdoor.

Interestingly, the emergence of DOGE directly spurred the entire Meme coin track. The myriad of animal coins and meme tokens are fundamentally imitating DOGE's success. But no matter how much they imitate, there is only one true DOGE. Many industry leaders are particularly fond of it, and this recognition is evident.

From another perspective, if only two cryptocurrencies could remain in the world, one would be BTC, and the other would very likely be DOGE. Based on this logic, breaking the $1 mark for DOGE is really just a matter of time.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 01-09 18:50

DOGE is still that DOGE, been over ten years and still stable, unlike those new coins that often go to zero, really has some substance.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-09 05:05

Doge, in simple terms, is a faith-based game. We all understand the technology, but the key is that emotional connection that no one can replicate.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-08 01:59

Dogecoin is indeed steady, but $1? Come on, someone says that every year.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-08 01:33

Wait, does clearing the founder’s chips mean it's decentralized? I need to dig into the on-chain data... Since 2013, where have the early miner addresses been flowing? How do we explain those dormant large holders suddenly becoming active? Simply clearing the chips doesn't mean there's no risk; I've seen too many such claims.

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-08 01:33

Doge is indeed one of the OGs among OGs, but the logic that only two coins can remain is a bit absurd.

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