10 Reasons Dogecoin Predictably Crashed
For more than 100 years, the stock market has been the preferred wealth creator. It's historically generated an average annual return of around 7%, which is higher than all other asset classes.
But over the past decade, cryptocurrencies have run circles around the broader market. Although Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) tends to generate most of the press in the crypto space, Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE), the so-called "people's currency," has delivered some of the loftiest returns. In just a six-month stretch between early November and early May, Dogecoin managed a return of 27,000%, which is more than the benchmark S&P 500 has returned, including dividends, over the past 56 years!
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