I have written about Dogecoin many times, especially in November 2024, when I discussed it twice in a month on the 14th and 25th.
At that time, it was a period of market explosion; the U.S. cut interest rates for the first time, and Trump was elected. Many people in the market, after experiencing the downturn from May to September last year, were not optimistic about the subsequent market.
My article has always said that interest rate cuts are very likely, and the market saw an explosion in October and November.
I wrote about Dogecoin on November 14, 2024, because at that time, Musk, who strongly supported Dogecoin, was very close to the unreliable public platform. During that time, many people casually said: Musk could become Trump's son-in-law.
What I see is risk; Musk's high profile and his close relationship with Trump will inevitably make retail investors very optimistic about Dogecoin.
At the same time, Dogecoin's price rose from $0.10 to $0.48 within a month, nearly a fivefold increase, so on November 25, 2024, through an analysis using the potential dragon warfare method, I wrote an article to remind everyone of the risks when Dogecoin's price was $0.41.
This is a review of my previous judgments about Dogecoin.
Today's topic is whether Dogecoin will still have value investment in 2025.
First of all, we must be clear that regardless of which coin or stock we buy, we are not buying a string of English letters, numbers, and codes, and certainly not just the price, but rather the company behind it.
Quoting a famous saying from stock god Buffett: Buying stocks is buying a company.
Understanding this, it should be clear that since we are buying a company, we must be very optimistic about that company and believe that there will be long-term growth points for the company in the future.
If it's a shell company, would you be optimistic? Would you dare to buy in? Even if it's speculation, would you dare to sleep soundly holding it?
How can we judge whether a company has growth points in the future? This question is complex and involves industry development, company technology, management, operation, models, etc.
But today, we simplify it to look at one essential question: What problems does the company actually solve?
For example, how did Xiaomi become a Fortune 500 company in just 9 years?
Essentially, Xiaomi's mobile phones solved the issue of 'cost-performance ratio' for the vast majority of users in China, allowing 40-60 year-olds in densely populated areas, as well as people in 3-4 county cities and even farmers, to afford smart devices, breaking the barrier that smart devices equal high prices.
Therefore, the core is what kind of problems the company can solve for society, for people, for users.
Returning to the original point of today's topic, if we want to invest in Dogecoin, we need to be clear about whether there is a technical team and company behind Dogecoin, and what problems they can solve.
It is obvious that the answer to this question has long been told by the founders of Dogecoin, Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer, who created Dogecoin just for humor and as a tip culture; it can be said to be a pastime and does not have any grand ambitions for Doge.
Then why can Dogecoin still break out in a bull market and rise tenfold?
This is a result of the trend of the times; the development of blockchain is not something that can be achieved overnight; there will be trial and error, correction, and skepticism before being accepted.
The breakout of Dogecoin in the last bull market coincided with the last bull market, where the crypto market was just at the stage of being tried by Wall Street and Silicon Valley big shots.
In the early days of the crypto world, writing white papers, creating beautiful narratives, and having celebrities stand on stage could generate many myths of getting rich, but that phase has now passed.
Currently, in the blockchain industry, it is necessary to highlight the technical value, and it must be based on practical applications, what kind of problems can be solved, to successfully break out and not be eliminated by the times.
So, the story of Doge has only one.
If your motivation for buying Dogecoin is because you missed out before and regret it, so now you want to buy Doge again to make up for the opportunity to get rich, then it is very likely that you will miss the next explosive period of blockchain industry development again.
The industry is constantly evolving, and in this round of bull market, there will be some high-quality companies that have been breaking through technologically in recent years and are currently undervalued by the market, still far from returning to their rightful prices.
These coins will usher in their explosive era; this is what we need to focus on and find ways to grasp and firmly hold onto the fast track to wealth!
Finally: Investment is about earning future money, not past money, and certainly not money right now.
Only when you focus on the future can you see clearly enough to earn future money.
