As cryptocurrency goes wild, fear grows about who might get hurt Hamza Shaban © Gabby Jones/Bloomberg News Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency conceived as a joke, now has a greater market cap than legacy brands like Ford Motor Co. and Kraft Heinz. For a brief moment, Brian Cardarella was a Dogecoin millionaire.
Popular Searches The 41-year-old said he invested tens of thousands of dollars earlier this year in the cryptocurrency. As the digital token created in 2013 based off a humorous online meme surged, he watched the value of his investment cross $1 million. Despite a recent reversal, it is still worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to a screenshot he provided of his trading account. “It is an emotional roller coaster,” said Cardarella, who lives near Boston and founded a software consulting firm.
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