Forget the “DOGE to $5” tweets and the deli-slice price predictions calling for $0.10. Both miss the same thing: at the price you’re actually paying for Dogecoin today, the people printing new DOGE are out-spending the people buying the ETFs by roughly five to one — and that’s the math that decides whether your bag goes anywhere by December.
Here’s the angle no one is putting in front of regular DOGE holders: the new spot ETFs (Grayscale, Bitwise, and the 21Shares TDOG that hit Nasdaq on January 22) hold a combined ~$9.32 million across all DOGE products, equivalent to roughly 0.07% of Dogecoin’s market cap, per Coinpaper’s analytics review. Meanwhile, the protocol mints 5 billion fresh DOGE every year — about 13.7 million tokens a day, which at $0.10 is roughly…
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