From Memes to the White House: How a Japanese Dog Made It and What Heights Are Next?


The dire financial situation in the United State is a matter of concern for many, and Elon Musk has repeatedly warned about this problem. Now, the billionaire, CEO of Tesla, SpaceX has become one of the key players in the country’s politics. Musk will head a newly established agency he humorously dubbed "D.O.G.E.", standing for the "Department of Government Efficiency." The main mission of this body is reduction of wasteful government spending. According to Musk, the current state of government finances is catastrophic.

For context, DOGE is the ticker symbol for Dogecoin, Musk's favorite memecoin. He frequently mentions it on platform X. It's clear that it sends ripples through the volatile crypto market when someone as influential as Elon Musk does it. So it happened many times in history, when these mentions caused significant price swings. This event led to a lawsuit accusing him of price manipulation. Interestingly, as soon as Musk's new political role was announced, the lawsuit was promptly withdrawn.


But not only Musk’s influence is growing — his fortune is on the rise as well. His investment in Donald Trump’s election campaign has paid off tremendously. And Musk’s rise in the political arena has also boosted interest in Dogecoin. Even people far removed from the crypto world are now familiar with the Japanese dog-themed coin. DOGE is experiencing unprecedented success, and along with Musk, it seems to be heading straight to the moon.


Dogecoin’s price has surged by 340% over the past year and by 158% just in the last month. At the moment of writing it ranks as the seventh largest cryptocurrency, with a market cap exceeding $54 billion. So, it looks like the meme coin has not only made it to the White House but could soon be flying to space, too!


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