2025-12-09 04:50:35

#美联储重启降息步伐 Tesla has officially opened the Dogecoin payment channel, allowing US users to directly purchase certain company products with $DOGE. This marks the first time a mainstream automaker has recognized the practical application value of a meme coin.

In Musk's previous poll, nearly 80% of voters expressed support. The transition from polling to implementation was swift, and the market reacted immediately—DOGE's price rose in response. However, this also highlights a phenomenon: every wave of hype is accompanied by intense volatility.

Some people get excited, others follow the trend, and the result is often buying at the top. Those who truly make money never chase every trend. What they do is simple: strictly control position size, manage risk, and focus on longevity. In the long-term game, surviving the cycle is the key to winning or losing.

This is yet another snapshot of cryptocurrency entering mainstream business. What do you think about this development?

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LayerZeroHero

· 2025-12-12 03:12

Elon Musk is at it again, this time really using Dogecoin... Honestly, it's a bit outrageous. --- The bagholders at the top should wake up. This DOGE rebound is just like this, don't get caught holding the bag. --- Wait, can Dogecoin really be used to buy Tesla accessories? I feel like it's about to dump at any second. --- Got it, so should I hoard DOGE or run away? This decision is even harder than buying a car. --- Is this all it takes for crypto to enter the mainstream? Let me see if DOGE is still around next month... --- Mainstream acceptance is one thing, but how many retail investors are going to get wiped out with this rise and fall? Laughing to death. --- If you're not here to make quick money, then don't mess with this stuff. You need to keep your mindset in check.

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FUDwatcher

· 2025-12-10 10:42

Elon Musk's actions are always big moves. DOGE finally has practical use cases. However, I believe that those who made real money are still the early holders, and most of those who enter now are likely to be the bagholders.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 2025-12-09 05:19

Musk is at it again, DOGE can really be used as money now, so the joke is no longer just a joke. Those who bought at the top must be crying in the bathroom now, I'm just watching. Seriously, not being greedy is the key. You only realize this after surviving a few cycles.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 2025-12-09 05:00

Ha, it's the same old routine where Musk says something and the coin price skyrockets. --- Basically, retail investors see Tesla's endorsement and rush in, ending up holding the bag at the top—it's always the same fate. --- Eighty percent of voters in favor? So are eighty percent of them losing money now? --- It's a good thing if DOGE can be used as money, but true mainstream acceptance should mean price stability, not wild fluctuations. --- Surviving in the long run is the key—that phrase has been heard too many times, but no one can actually do it. --- There's nothing wrong with meme coins entering mainstream business, the real problem is that the market is completely irrational.

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Blockchainiac

· 2025-12-09 04:55

Musk played this move brilliantly. It only took a few days from the vote to implementation, and the fans jumped in to take over. Those who rushed in at the high point must be feeling terrible now. Dogecoin is always about wave after wave of people getting cut. Honestly, I don’t have much faith in meme coins being used for payments—Bitcoin is still a bit more reliable. It’s another round of harvesting, just exhausting to watch. Not hyping or hating, DOGE being usable for buying Tesla merchandise is a milestone, but true stable payments are still a long way off.

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