It may really be the protagonist of the future payment network
In 2021, you might have laughed at Dogecoin. In 2024, you might still be laughing at it. But by 2026, when you are in a small town in Africa or Southeast Asia using$DOGE to buy coffee, take a taxi, or rent AI computing power, you will be surprised to find that the Shiba Inu, which seemed like just a joke, has already run ahead.
From Meme to Utility: DOGE is More Than Just a Joke
Dogecoin was born in 2013 as an ironic meme experiment against the proliferation of altcoins. But it unexpectedly gathered the two most powerful forces in the crypto world: community opinion and cultural narrative. In 2021, with a series of tweets from Musk, the price of DOGE soared from less than 1 cent to $0.73, a surge of more than 140 times in 5 months, creating the myth of meme finance.
But the story is clearly over. Dogecoin is moving from a joke to a real application as a payment tool.
Musk, X, and Dogecoin: The Entry to Decentralized Payments
In 2023, Musk restructured Twitter into "X", clearly expressing his ambition to build a full-featured super App and planning to integrate payment functions.
In April 2024, the Dogecoin module was discovered again in Tesla's official wallet test code, triggering strong market speculation that DOGE would be incorporated into the X payment system. According to BitPay data, the number of merchants accepting DOGE payments in the first quarter of 2024 has exceeded 2,100, covering e-commerce, games, VPN services and other fields.
Once the payment track is opened, DOGE will not only be lost, but will also have lightweight digital cash with global liquidity.
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