Dogecoin jumps over 20% as the meme coin economy rise by 9.5%

TL;DR Breakdown

  • Dogecoin spikes as the whole meme coin economy rise by almost 10%
  • The surge could have been a result of the Twitter agreement to Elon Musk’s buyout deal
  • Experts believe that DOGE payments could be enforced in certain Twitter operations.

Dogecoin (DOGE) saw its demand go up after Elon Musk’s offer to take over Twitter was accepted. Statistics show that the largest meme cryptocurrency spiked 27% in value against the USD on Monday. The whole meme coin economy has also risen by almost 9.5% to $36 billion. A couple of meme coins, such as Shiba Inu (SHIB, Floki Inu (FLOKI), and Dogelon Mars (ELON), also noted an increase at the time.

SHIB rose by 1.6%, while FLOKI climbed over 2% higher against the USD in 24 hours. Dogelon Mars also rose by 12% against the USD in the same period. Kishu Inu, Hoge Finance, Samoyedcoin, and Catecoin also saw significant rises. Vitoge (VITOGE) spiked by over 95%, while Litedoge (LDOGE) jumped over 160% higher.

DOGE moved to the CoinMaketCap’s top 10. It is currently valued at over $20 billion. The original meme crypto that began as a joke in the crypto space is presently enjoying fame. After the announcement that Musk could take over the social media platform, the meme coin soared to around $0.1711.

The meme coin is still above 18% today, around almost $0.16 region. Several analysts speculate that the new development could see Musk integrating the token on the popular social media platform. Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus and Tesla CEO agree that the meme coin will be essential as a currency with more integrations.

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Behind the thriving meme coin

Dogecoin came into existence in 2013 as an internet meme of a Shiba Inu dog. Last year, it gained some relevance after the Tesla CEO endorsed it and continued hyping the cryptocurrency on social media. Apart from internet traction, the meme coin has notable features like its unlimited supply, low price, and script algorithm.

Digital Coin Group (DCG) CEO Barry Silbert recently joked that he had thoughts of purchasing DOGE.