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Let's see where Doge is in a years' time.

From one side, doge is not serious enough to hit such a price but from another side, considering the power of viral marketing and next flood of newcomers then who knows...

Who owns 1 billion dogecoins? lol. And it is all about the market cap. If there's billions of coins, then they'll probably only be worth something if there's billions of people using them.

Most of these alt coins are manipulated one way or another. Pretty much all of them are just get rich quick schemes suckering in newbs.

Say, you own 1b Dogecoins at the current price.
You have 2 options:
1. Start selling, placing huge sell orders and break the market down.
2. Sell only part of it, but get bigger income.

It's not all about the only market cap i think.

Having loads of kids who own a few hundred dogs and are desperate for more doesn't really mean anything.

Doge, unlike other cryptocions, has a BIG supporting community.
I agree that 2$ is way too high, but why not?
If bitcoin is the "gold" of crypos, that doge can be the daily "dollar" for smaller transaction...

You forgot to add the amount of coins  100 billion total 

It's already come out that it's completely owned and manipulated by a few so these constant threads masquerading as none Dogecoin holders thoughtfully investigating the idea of investing into it is, old, boring, and more lying manipulation that this altcoin section could do without.

talk to your mom, dad, cousins, brothers, sisters, friends, co-workers and ask them if they would buy dogecoin as an investment and use it as a future currency vs. netcoin, peercoin, litecoin, bitcoin. 100% of the time they will think dog is a ridiculous name for a currency and will never be taken seriously by mainstream. The only ppl buying doge now are ppl trying to make a quick buck off of these pumps, and dumb nerds that think its cute. doge will never hit $2

Well I do think doge got many people into cryptos that would not have been other wise.
As for $2 a coin? LOLz yea right.

Ripple XRP is also a centralized, closed source code with open source atributes, like Apples OSX. It is not a decentralized payment system if it is owned and controlled by CEOs.

As I have posted in other threads, none of these currencies are going to go very far unless we start making an effort to push for wider adoption. Doge has faired better than some of the other clonecoins because it has an endearing mascot and it attracted a certain niche of loyal fans. However, the bottom line is you still really can't do very much with ANY altcoins, even bitcoin is very limited. We need to get from where we are now with most of these coins, which is the 'nifty idea that normal people are just starting to hear about' stage, to the 'holy shibe people are actually using doges (and other altcoins) for real life transactions on more than a handful of obscure websites!' stage.

Bitcoin got a lot of attention and you can use it on some major online stores, which is a big step in the right direction. But we need to get to where people can easily buy and sell goods and services using cryptocurrencies. Think like craigslist, ebay, etc. There has to be a reason for people to want to spend altcoins rather than just normal real world currency, and a good way to jumpstart that is to have people getting paid in cryptocurrencies. Not that many ordinary people are going to go out of their way and jump through the various hoops that it currently would take, to convert regular money into crypto, with the way things currently are. They are just getting a few coins from fountains and promos and using them to tip people on reddit (and OMG maybe like once in a blue moon someone buys some vaping supplies from a small independent website in like New Zealand.)

Dogecoin is actually different than all other alt coins since its supply is not capped at 100 billion and will be slightly inflationary after the circulation of 100 billion units (10k inflation per block after 600K blocks) unless the devs change the code

doge will go a lot further than people think.... although $2 is stretching it way too far. Perhaps 10-20 cents is even possible...but that would be quite some time yet. However i don't see it going away now, it is just too big and too popular.

Maybe in the next decades  $2 that's such insane

$2 is such a high value. That would put the market capitalization of DOGE at $200B.

Let's say it hit that in 5 years, that would mean that DOGE would be almost .25% of the world's M2 supply. That's a bit too optimistic if you ask me...

Ripple is different as they didn't want to do bitcoin style mining that is basically just a huge waste of power.  But they do run a giveaway through BOINC/World Community Grid.  So you can exchange compute power for XRP.  See: https://www.computingforgood.org/

Questionable vegetables? 

Then go do it.

To answer the OP : if BTC reaches $10,000 and DogeCoin remains popular, then I absolutely see it at ~$1.