DOGECOIN to $1 and MORE | DOGEDAY 420 🚀 (ONLY 3 Ways)

CRYPTO CURRENCY DOGECOIN ON DOGEDAY 420. WILL IT GO TO $1 AND MORE?

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In this video I’ll talk about dogecoin and how it was created originally as a joke crypto currency or meme coin and how it grew to where it is now. I’ll also cover the basics about cryptocurrency and how Bitcoin is the biggest crypto and it’s more of a store of value than a crypto currency. I also cover ALT coins some of which are etherium, cardano, ripple, vechain, stellar and more. Altcoins are basically forks out of bitcoin with some alterations to the rules in order to fit a certain use case. As of now dogecoin doesn’t have a use case other than being a fun, lighthearted meme coin with a 50 billion dollar market cap. Which is insane…. if dogecoin crosses $1 it will become the third largest cryto currency out there after bitcoin and etherium. It will be very interesting to watch the price action of doge coin on doge day.

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