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One of the most popular cryptocurrencies in the world right now is the meme-based crypto called Dogecoin. The price of this digital asset has surged a staggering 24,500% in the last year. So, if you’d invested $1,000 in Dogecoin in May 2020, your investment would be worth close to $250,000 today.
Why is Dogecoin a high-risk investment?
Dogecoin was actually created as a joke in 2013, and its market cap has now surged to $80 billion. Its mind-boggling gains have primarily been fueled by a series of tweets by Elon Musk, the mercurial CEO of
Tesla Motors. However, one main reason to be skeptical of this digital asset is that Dogecoin is not backed by anything tangible and can be likened to a pump-and-dump scheme.
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In the last year, cryptocurrency investors have made money hand over fist. The price of one Bitcoin has surged close to 700% since the end of May 2020. The widespread adoption of digital currencies, as well as the rise in institutional investments, have driven these exponential gains.
You can now gain exposure to digital assets in several ways. Investors can either actively purchase Bitcoin or passively invest via an ETF. You can also buy shares of companies that have bought Bitcoin such as