When Dogecoin evolved from a community joke into a real payment tool, things started to get interesting. Giants like Starbucks, Gucci, and Tesla are already accepting it, and recently even high-end brands like Rolex and Lamborghini have quietly entered the scene. This is not just hype; a tangible payment ecosystem is expanding step by step.

Market expectations for DOGE are skyrocketing. Overseas investors aim for $2 in the short term, and even see $7.2 in the long term. The Japanese government has listed it as a legal financial product, and this policy recognition is enough to ignite market sentiment. Coupled with the continued attention from a certain billionaire and the community's enthusiastic discussions, DOGE indeed has the conditions for sustained fermentation.

But here’s a frank point—just look at the performance of PEPE and SHIB. A market cap in the trillions is no longer a pipe dream in the Meme coin space. However, behind each big surge, the actions of whales are worth vigilance. Enthusiasm for participation is fine, but putting all your assets into a single direction begins to reveal risks.

Opportunities do exist, provided you can accept rollercoaster-like volatility and have a clear understanding of your positions.