Recently, the expectations of the overseas crypto community for Dogecoin have completely spiraled out of control. Some people set a New Year's goal of $2, and more aggressively shouted $7.2 - at this price, the DOGE market is worth a trillion dollars.

Where did this wave of emotions come from? I pondered for three reasons:

**First, the "king of goods" is still there**. As long as Musk mentions Dogecoin on Twitter, retail investors around the world are like chicken blood. This kind of influence, to be honest, is really incomparable to other coins.

**Second, the application scenarios are slowly increasing**. Tesla's official store already supports using DOGE to buy peripherals and accessories, although it is still far from "picking up the car directly", but at least it proves that it is more than just an emoticon. From pure MEME to real payment tools, this road is indeed going.

**Third, community faith is still burning**. The official recent sentence "Diamond hands are collecting coins, what about you?" Directly extended the life of the old leeks. In this circle, consensus is sometimes more valuable than technology.

But calm down:

The target of $7.2 requires a super bull market, large-scale commercial landing, and Musk's full promotion, and the three conditions are met at the same time to make it possible. Dogecoin is essentially a top MEME coin, rising fast and falling hard, once the sentiment turns, the retracement can be very ferocious.

**Don't touch the levers**. This kind of asset is only suitable for participating in small positions with spare money, and the mentality is like buying a lottery ticket - winning is a surprise, and not winning will not affect life.

When Musk, community consensus, and market sentiment resonate again, the story of Dogecoin will never end. The question is, do you dare to get in the car?