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... objectively assess how the meme cryptocurrency may strengthen or weaken in the short term, avoiding unnecessary hype and panic. Fundamental Analysis of Dogecoin Network Development and Adoption of the Coin. The Dogecoin project is evolving from a simple internet meme into a more practical cryptocurrency. Some companies are already accepting Dogecoin as payment (for instance, Tesla allows purchases of merchandise with DOGE), while the Dogecoin Foundation actively promotes the use of the coin in real-world ...

... spread to all developed markets: corporations from various sectors (technology, industry, finance) regularly raised funds through primary issuances. A particular boom in IPOs occurred at the end of the 1990s and the beginning of the 2000s, when numerous internet and technology companies went public. Some of these companies saw their stock prices soar (by dozens or even hundreds of percent), fueling investor interest in new issuances. Following the dot-com crash, demand for IPOs fell; however, with the ...

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... to another anywhere without intermediaries. This makes cryptocurrencies a unique phenomenon at the intersection of technology and finance. Why Do We Need Cryptocurrency? Initially, cryptocurrency was conceived as digital money for transactions on the internet. Bitcoin was positioned as a peer-to-peer electronic payment system, allowing value to be sent directly from user to user without the involvement of banks. In practice, cryptocurrencies today serve several functions: Medium of exchange and payment....