Dogecoin warning: Will Dogecoin reach heights of bitcoin? 'Worst of the crypto industry'

Cryptocurrency has boomed in recent years, with almost 2.5 million adults in Britain thought to hold some crypto assets to date. But even the crypto market leaders like bitcoin and Ethereum are incredibly volatile and have the capacity to drop significantly in value in an instant. Along with major players, there are smaller coins on the crypto market such as Dogecoin, which have gained a number of investors in recent months.
Based on a viral meme involving a Shiba Inu dog, Dogecoin has benefited in the past from mentions from billionaire Tesla CEO, Elon Musk.
Mr Musk tweeted earlier this year he wanted SpaceX to put a “literal Dogecoin on the literal moon”, prompting an outpouring of support for the crypto on Twitter.
Dogecoin enthusiasts consistently tweet their messages of support for the token, aiming to get Dogecoin “to the moon”.
But while supporters of Dogecoin may be loud on social media, cryptocurrency experts have their doubts over whether Dogecoin will ever reach the heights of the major cryptos like bitcoin or Ethereum.
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