Can DOGE still be treated as a joke? Wake up, the rules of the game have changed.

BlackRock, the giant managing $10 trillion, has officially endorsed DOGE. It’s worth noting that this institution pushed for the approval of the Bitcoin ETF back in the day, which directly ignited the last bull market. Now that they are setting their sights on the MEME coin track, what does it mean? The door of traditional finance is opening for these tokens that were once ridiculed.

Market expectations are rapidly fermenting. Breaking through $0.5 in the short term is not a dream, and reaching $1 in the medium term is a consensus, with some analysts even calling for a long-term target of $2.5 to $7.2. Sounds exaggerated? Take a look at the progress in real-world applications: luxury brands are starting to accept DOGE payments, mining investment projects are emerging, and two spot ETFs have been launched rapidly. The flow of funds does not lie.

But stay calm, the market never rises straight up. Every time there is a pullback, institutions are washing the盘, and when retail investors panic sell, it is precisely the smart money that is accumulating. If you believe in this logic, then the strategy is simple: increase your position during pullbacks, and don't easily sell before 1 dollar.

There is still a time window before the ETF. By the time the regulatory approval comes down, the price might already be on another dimension. The current question is not whether DOGE can rise, but whether you dare to bet when others are in doubt.

What is your holding cost?