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Get rid of DOGE and BTC!

Why don't they use Elon's xAI? He was literally part of govt under DOGE

lets not give musk an ounce of credit here LMAO he is just as much of a snake, are we forgetting the DOGE saga?

Probably not nationalize now that I think about it. Why do all that when you can just imprison Musk for DOGE?
But share price will probably still drop.

DOGE

Will you buy DOGE at 1cent?

DOGE has always led the pack

tldr; Swissblock analysts suggest Dogecoin (DOGE) may experience a short-term rally, potentially marking a 'last dance' in its current cycle. DOGE's Impulse index, a momentum indicator, shows promising signals, and its strong correlation with Bitcoin supports this outlook. Swissblock's Henrik Zeberg predicts DOGE could enter Wave 5 of its cycle, potentially achieving significant gains. A breakout pattern and historical trends further reinforce the bullish scenario, though DOGE may need a new narrative or external influence, like Elon Musk, to sustain momentum.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

We'll be here, ready.
The ship will sail under full sail. Come On DOGE!

Where’s my fucking DOGE check?! 😂

Didnt DOGE ax most of that?

Whales just bought 400K Bitcoin during the crash while retail sold everything. Now they're loading meme coin presales. Here's what I found.
Alright, I need to talk about something that's been bugging me all week because nobody seems to be connecting the dots here.
You saw the crash. Bitcoin dropped from $70K to $60K. Over $2 billion in leveraged positions got wiped. Fear and Greed hit 10. Crypto Twitter was full of "it's over" posts. Retail dumped everything.
But here's what was actually happening behind the scenes: Glassnode data shows whale wallets bought over 400,000 BTC between $60K and $70K. CoinDesk confirmed that wallets holding 10,000+ BTC were literally the only group accumulating. Everyone else was selling. Entities holding 1,000+ BTC went from 1,207 to 1,303 since October.
They engineered the fear. They bought the bottom they created. This is not conspiracy — it's on-chain, verifiable data.
Now here's where it gets interesting.
The same accumulation pattern is showing up in presales. Specifically, Pepeto just crossed $7.33M raised and is over 70% filled. The token is sitting at $0.000000186 — that's six zeros.
I did the math on comparable launches and honestly the asymmetry here is hard to ignore:
- SHIB hit $40B market cap. No product. No utility. Just vibes.
- DOGE reached $80B. Literally started as a joke.
- PEPE went from nothing to $7B in weeks.
Pepeto actually has working infrastructure. PepetoSwap for faster routing, a cross-chain bridge, a dedicated exchange, dual audits from SolidProof and Coinsult, zero buy/sell tax, and a Pepe original cofounder backing the project. Binance listing is reportedly approaching.
At a $50M cap, every dollar becomes $100. At $500M — still well below what SHIB or DOGE achieved — it's $1,000 per dollar.
The staking numbers are also insane.
211% APY. On $100K staked, that works out to about $578/day. Compare that to a high-yield savings account paying 4.5% or even the S&P at 10%. It's not even the same conversation.
And this is all PRE-LISTING. Meaning you're earning yield while sitting on a token that hasn't even hit exchanges yet.
Why I think this matters right now:
The macro backdrop is the strongest it's been in years. Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, the GENIUS Act, $616M in ETF inflows in one session. The Crypto Basic reported $170B added to total market cap in a single day. When BTC pumps, meme coins historically run 10–50x harder.
Over 70% of the presale is already gone. Once it closes, six zeros disappear permanently. There's no going back to this price after listing.
I'm not telling anyone what to do with their money. But when whale wallets are accumulating at the exact same time a presale is 70%+ filled with actual products behind it — that's a setup I've seen before, and the people who caught it early didn't regret it.
DYOR obviously. But the window on this one is shrinking fast.

Correct, totally different sector.

I think they got an overly strong hit after DOGE was announced and recently consulting has been struggling due to many sectors cutting back on costs, but when I look at their financials, at least for the past few years all of the key metrics have been growing only very slowly (2-3% per year) so not sure they're currently such a good buy.
Also, market sentiment plays a significant role - I'm somewhat surprised to see they're 24% down over the past 5 years. It will take quite some goods news to turn that slide around and gain enough market confidence.