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- About Me Robert is a senior editor at Newsweek, specializing in a range of personal finance topics, including credit cards, loans and banking. Prior to Newsweek, he worked at Bankrate as the lead editor for small business loans and as a credit cards writer and editor. He has also written and edited for CreditCards.com, The Points Guy and The Motley Fool Ascent. Xiaomi is just the most recent example of political shenanigans causing particular stocks to move up and down wildly. In any case, these are the reasons why younger people are looking at dogecoin. Elon is saying doge is cool and he has an interest in it. As with any cryptocoin (or even traditional investments, for that matter), it’s impossible to predict where its value will be in the future. It’s possible that Dogecoin’s status as a “meme stock” will continue to push its price up. It’s also possible that the Reddit masses will lose interest, and the price of Dogecoin will fall back to where it was, only worth pennies (or less). With its unlimited supply, there are strong enough reasons to believe that Doge will never really be worth the thousands of dollars that Bitcoin or Ethereum is.
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