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Devotees of Dogecoin Term April 20th ‘DogeDay’
My word, nearly a decade has passed since doge memes initially gained popularity? Indeed, when immersed in the online realm, gauging time becomes increasingly befuddled. Initially, it was merely whimsical images of shiba inus with endearingly flawed English captions, and now that perplexed dog countenance represents one of the most eminent cryptocurrencies. Instances like this, along with the freshly coined “DogeDay,” fortify my belief that we are all inhabitants of a comic strip.
Earlier today, Dogecoin achieved a record-high value, surging towards a market capitalization exceeding $50 billion. Pinpointing the exact catalyst for this remarkable upswing is challenging, yet it’s a reasonable conjecture that the burgeoning community surrounding the coin played a role. A blend of memes, encouragement, and celebrity endorsements (gazing in your direction, Elon Musk) propelled the value of this enigmatic crypto ever skyward. To celebrate its astounding surge in valuation, enthusiasts and investors of Dogecoin have designated today, April 20, as “DogeDay.” Well, it’s no more outlandish than the other association typically linked with April 20.
Festive #DogeDay ??#DogeDay420 | #Doge420 pic.twitter.com/vkf6OK6Jx7
— Crypto News? (@CryptoCuIture) April 20, 2021
“The Doge rally embodies a fascinating convergence,” remarked Diana Biggs, CEO of crypto start-up Valour.
“A meme coin initially crafted as a jest for early adopters of crypto, whose community found such endeavors entertaining, now resonates with a fresh wave of individual investors for whom memes serve as a native tongue,” Biggs supplemented.
“It mirrors the same occurrence that propelled Tesla stock far beyond its fundamental worth and more recently triggered the GME (GameStop) short squeeze,” expressed Ajit Tripathi, head of institutional business at decentralized finance startup Aave.
The longevity of Dogecoin’s surge or the pinnacle it may reach remains uncertain, yet the fact that it has reached this juncture is quite monumental in itself. I’d venture to encapsulate that sentiment in the typical doge caption format, but I suspect no one desires such an ordeal.
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