2026-01-04 14:24:46

Many people laugh at Dogecoin DOGE as a "silly coin," but if you look closely, what does this actually indicate?

The most easily overestimated assets in the market are often those that appear to be clever. Conversely, assets that are mocked and underestimated may surprise you at a certain moment. DOGE has been considered a joke since its inception, but it has survived until today, not because of any grand narrative, but because a group of believers has persisted.

This persistence itself is already very valuable.

Of course, investing always carries risks. But if you truly believe in a certain direction and dare to hold on when others mock, this resolve will eventually bear fruit. History always mocks those who believe too early, until the moment they are proven right.

DOGE's story is still ongoing, and everyone who believes in it is part of this story.

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PebbleHander

· 10h ago

Dogecoin has truly been a miracle to this day. Honestly, I used to think it was just a joke back then, but now I believe this is actually a genuine community asset.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 16h ago

Dogecoin's survival until now actually says everything. Many people laughed at it, but what's the result? It's still here.

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AirdropChaser

· 17h ago

Silly coins have lasted until today, smart coins died early. This logic has some merit.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 01-04 14:54

actually, the algorithmic resilience of doge's social consensus mechanism is what most critics fail to grasp... it's not about the coin itself, it's about the blockchain primitive of belief persistence encoded into network participation

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FadCatcher

· 01-04 14:53

Laughing out loud, I just realized that the things that are mocked are often the most resilient. DOGE, this silly coin, living until now is proof.

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SorryRugPulled

· 01-04 14:51

Haha, laughing foolishly, the things that are mocked tend to last the longest. This is the truth of the crypto world. --- DOGE is a matter of faith; in simple terms, it's a gamble on human nature. --- Early buy-and-hold investors have already cashed out, while those pursuing "technological narratives" keep cutting losses. --- I just want to ask, those who say DOGE is foolish, how many years have their own coins lasted? --- Persistence itself is valuable. Well said, but unfortunately most people can't hold on for more than two months. --- I think this is the most ironic part of the crypto world: the simpler, the longer-lasting. --- DOGE believers are really scary; they can still make money like this. I'm impressed. --- Underestimating often means being forgotten, then suddenly taking off. --- Not to mention anything else, at least DOGE hasn't rug-pulled, which already beats 99% of coins.

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PumpDetector

· 01-04 14:45

nah this is exactly how sentiment cycles work... watched the same pattern with every "meme coin" that lasted. the ones people mock the hardest usually have the strongest hodler psychology, that's just market dynamics reading between the lines

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-04 14:40

Haha, silly coins actually last the longest. I like this logic. --- Honestly, people who look down on DOGE should be feeling pretty uncomfortable right now. --- I have to admit that persistence itself is valuable, although most people persist for nothing. --- Wait a minute, doesn't this mean that things that are mocked might actually have a chance? I need to reevaluate my holdings. --- DOGE is a living example of a slap in the face; how many "smart people" have been slapped hard. --- Willpower is indeed rare; most people can't stick with it for more than two months.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-04 14:35

Things that are mocked are often the most resilient, and I believe that. Those who experienced the 2018 crash understand well—back then, who would dare say that believing in Bitcoin was equivalent to being ridiculed? And the result? Those who are still around today all have stories. DOGE is proof of that steadfastness, not relying on any narrative, just pure faith holding it up. This kind of persistence itself is valuable.

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