Dogecoin might have started as a joke, but is anyone still l

Dogecoin might have started as a joke, but is anyone still laughing?


A volatile week continues, with more red across the board today.
Yesterday’s recovery after the weekend’s flash crash was short lived and hopes of an immediate return to sustained upward momentum faded fast, but Bitcoin is still changing hands at around $55,000 and Ethereum is still holding at over $2,000.
These are both levels that many would have been very happy with less than a fortnight ago – the question now is whether we’re in for another period of consolidation between $50-60k before another big move, or if a breakout will come sooner?
The excitement of last week’s Coinbase listing has now faded and the dust settled. It felt like there was the barrage of good news last week that would never end, but this week has seen a lot more unsourced stories dribbling out of the mainstream media focusing on old and disproven FUD.

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