Elon Musk revived his dogecoin-to-the-moon promise, replying 'maybe next year' to an old post. Unlike five years ago, DOGE barely reacted, trading near $0.11 after an 80% drop from its peak.
Elon Musk’s return to the DogeFather image drew fresh attention across crypto circles, but Dogecoin still slipped to $0.09315, with trading data showing steady activity rather than strong buying.
A brief “maybe next year” comment from Elon Musk revived attention around SpaceX’s DOGE-1 mission. Dogecoin rose about 3% to $0.107, though launch timing remains unconfirmed and volume data still points to a cautious market.
Elon Musk said SpaceX might put DOGE on the moon “maybe next year,” reviving a long-running Dogecoin narrative. The comment drew heavy attention, but DOGE stayed below $0.11, down nearly 60% year over year and about 90% from its 2021 peak.
Dogecoin rose nearly 5% after Elon Musk hinted the meme coin could go to the moon next year, putting DOGE ahead of other top cryptocurrencies during early trading.
Elon Musk called Dogecoin both a 'hustle' and the 'future of currency' during his SNL appearance, sparking a nearly 30% price drop. SpaceX then announced the DOGE-1 lunar mission paid entirely in Dogecoin. Full analysis inside.
Elon Musk explains his support for Dogecoin amid a debate over Web3, Ethereum, and decentralization. Jack Dorsey clarifies he's not anti-ETH but opposes VC-controlled centralized lies.
A deep dive into Doge-1 Mission to the Moon (DOGE-1), with a circulating supply of 9.86 trillion tokens and a max supply of 10 trillion. As a BSC-based meme coin, its price remains subdued and the all-time high is unclear. The article covers token overview, supply data, storage options, and market risks.
