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SpaceX is going public, 75 billion dollars.

But what’s really worth watching isn’t this number, it’s that Dogecoin has already started moving.

Many people are still asking, "What does SpaceX going public have to do with DOGE?" Asking this question is already too late.

In 2022, SpaceX launched the DOGE-1 satellite using Dogecoin. This is not a joke; it’s a real business tie-in. 129 million DOGE, and at the time, no one cared. Looking back now, that was the first nail Musk buried.

This IPO won’t state in the SEC filing, "accepting Dogecoin payments," but the market will vote with its feet. DOGE is already showing signs of an increase, with analysts seeing it at $0.12. Why? Because every time Musk makes a big move, Dogecoin is his signal.

You don’t need to like Dogecoin, but you have to admit one thing: In this circle, Musk's attention is liquidity.

SpaceX’s IPO is in June, and SEC review takes 2-3 months. How many tweets will Musk post during this time? How many times will he mention space plans? How many Dogecoin memes will he accidentally "slip" out?

Old logic looks at fundamentals, new logic looks at attention.

Where attention is, money follows.

What about you? Do you think this time DOGE can reach your cost price?
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