You may have heard this story: the joke coin that was once mocked across the internet is now flying to the moon with SpaceX. The DOGE-1 project has already obtained the relevant US approval and is scheduled for launch in December 2025. From a 30% surge triggered by a single tweet that year to becoming the first space mission to accept cryptocurrency payments, Dogecoin has indeed shed its "air" label.

But reality isn't that simple. The global regulatory environment is changing rapidly—Lithuania's central bank has directly declared unlicensed crypto businesses illegal, and Japan's central bank has suddenly adjusted decades of loose policies. Liquidity is being re-priced, and small-scale exchanges are being phased out. Amid rising regulatory costs and the retreat of free funds, Dogecoin's moon landing event has instead become an interesting contrast: from the uncertainty in financial markets, we see a certainty in practical application.

From a technical perspective, it's also interesting. The price repeatedly tests the bottom in the $0.12 to $0.13 range, with MACD showing bottom divergence signals. Trading volume has increased by over 45% in the past 30 days. If it can break through the key resistance at $0.138, the reversal could be quite possible.

From a purely speculative concept to now having actual events backing it, is Dogecoin truly changing the game? Or is it just a beautiful story? What do you all think?