The king of memecoins, DOGE, is set to make a splash in the final quarter of this year as the slogan “DOGE to the Moon,” which even most investors have forgotten about, becomes a reality. DOGE is literally going to the moon, and the date has been confirmed. Over the past 2 years, Dogecoin has weathered thousands of storms, with the price fluctuating, the owner of Twitter changing, and even the name itself being altered.
Dogecoin Heading to the Moon
The Doge-1 launch mission, owned by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, will take place between November 15th and 20th. The DOGE-1 satellite, announced by Elon Musk on May 10, 2021, caused great excitement in the cryptocurrency markets. Do you remember how Elon Musk embarrassed the meme coin king on SNL Show in the same month? After Musk’s cold jokes, the price of Dogecoin (DOGE), which came close to its $1 target, could not rise to the same levels again. Isn’t Justin Sun’s response under the post so entertaining? Although everything changes in crypto, Sun’s perspective on life never does, and he does his best to take advantage of every opportunity.
Now, after more than 2 years, DOGE-1 is back on the agenda. It would be quite entertaining if the price of DOGE experiences a rapid rise during the launch in mid-November. Many investors will have this expectation, so it wouldn’t be surprising if the price experiences a drop during the launch if the overall market sentiment is not exceptionally positive.
Furthermore, the announcement of the launch between November 15th and 20th helped DOGE briefly surpass $0.077.
