$DOGE DOGE’s recurrent falling price, year after year, is not a mystery.
It is the law of supply and demand operating in plain sight.
DOGE keeps making more of itself. Infinitely. There is no hard cap. Every year billions of new coins are created and added to the circulating supply. Supply goes up and up. And when supply keeps rising without end, price must keep falling lower and lower. That is not opinion. That is the basic mechanics of markets.
Look at the chart. Switch it to the weekly view and the pattern becomes obvious. The long-term line does not recover and hold. It trends down. Peaks fade. Rallies fail. The price grinds lower over time because the supply never stops expanding. More coins tomorrow mean each existing coin is worth less than it was yesterday. The dilution is continuous, and the chart records it.
People still call the lower numbers a “discount.” They are wrong. A discount implies a temporary reduction in price for the same limited thing. This is different. This is permanent cheapening caused by permanent growth in quantity. Abundance is increasing. Scarcity is disappearing. Therefore value is eroding.
As long as new DOGE continues to be created without limit, the supply will keep rising. As long as the supply keeps rising, the price pressure will remain downward. The weekly chart already shows the result: lower highs, lower lows, a long slide driven by ever-growing abundance.
It is not a sale.
It is not a buying opportunity.
It is the visible, measurable consequence of infinite issuance.
Supply up.
Price down.
Year after year.
With no end in sight.
It is the law of supply and demand operating in plain sight.
DOGE keeps making more of itself. Infinitely. There is no hard cap. Every year billions of new coins are created and added to the circulating supply. Supply goes up and up. And when supply keeps rising without end, price must keep falling lower and lower. That is not opinion. That is the basic mechanics of markets.
Look at the chart. Switch it to the weekly view and the pattern becomes obvious. The long-term line does not recover and hold. It trends down. Peaks fade. Rallies fail. The price grinds lower over time because the supply never stops expanding. More coins tomorrow mean each existing coin is worth less than it was yesterday. The dilution is continuous, and the chart records it.
People still call the lower numbers a “discount.” They are wrong. A discount implies a temporary reduction in price for the same limited thing. This is different. This is permanent cheapening caused by permanent growth in quantity. Abundance is increasing. Scarcity is disappearing. Therefore value is eroding.
As long as new DOGE continues to be created without limit, the supply will keep rising. As long as the supply keeps rising, the price pressure will remain downward. The weekly chart already shows the result: lower highs, lower lows, a long slide driven by ever-growing abundance.
It is not a sale.
It is not a buying opportunity.
It is the visible, measurable consequence of infinite issuance.
Supply up.
Price down.
Year after year.
With no end in sight.