Crypto investors can’t seem to get enough of Dogeverse, the multi-chain meme coin that’s taken the market by storm.
With its record-breaking $15 million presale entering its final stretch before exchange listings, speculation is ramping up that Dogeverse (DOGEVERSE) could be the next joke token to explode.
Dogeverse Presale Countdown – Final Chance to Invest
The countdown is on for investors to get in early on Dogeverse.
Having raised over $15 million in funding from investors, Dogeverse’s presale is entering its final ten days before hitting the open market.
For anyone still deciding, this is the last opportunity to buy DOGEVERSE tokens at the low rate of $0.00031 each.
Come June 3, that price will no longer be available as the presale window closes.
Those who miss that cutoff will only be able to buy DOGEVERSE on the open market once the token is listed on a DEX.
However, those who do invest in the presale can claim their tokens on June 5 – just before the token’s first exchange listing.
Members of Dogeverse’s Telegram channel are already buzzing about how this listing could impact price.
As has been the case with recent successful meme coin presales, like Book of Meme (BOME), the pre-listing hype often translates to an immediate pump once the token hits exchanges.
Dogeverse Innovates with Multi-Chain Feature & High Staking Rewards
What’s really generating interest in Dogeverse is its multi-chain approach.
This token won’t be available on just one blockchain – it aims to be the first meme coin deployable across six major chains.
Using bridging protocols like Wormhole, DOGEVERSE tokens will be transferable between Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon, Avalanche, and BNB Chain.
No more being confined to just one network.
This means, for example, that an investor who has DOGEVERSE on Ethereum but wishes to check out Solana’s DeFi ecosystem can easily transfer their tokens without having to sell and re-buy on a different exchange.
Alongside this multi-chain feature, Dogeverse offers a passive income stream through its staking protocol.
By simply locking up DOGEVERSE tokens, investors can earn estimated annual yields of 51%.
It’s this combination of meme-style fun and real utility that has helped drive presale demand for DOGEVERSE.
And with mysterious “community incentives” hinted at in the project’s whitepaper, there could be even more surprises in store.
How High Could the DOGEVERSE Price Go Post-Listing?
So, will Dogeverse’s ambition pay off with an explosive price surge once it lists?
Many in the meme coin community think this is a possibility.
At its current presale price of $0.00031, with a hard-capped supply of 200 billion tokens, that translates to a fully diluted market cap (FDMC) of $62 million.
This is a drop in the ocean compared to established meme coins like Pepe (PEPE) and Bonk (BONK).
Even a modest 10x surge from that level to $0.0031 would push DOGEVERSE’s FDMC to over $620 million.
That’s certainly plausible, considering the actual circulating supply would be far lower than 200 billion thanks to staking lockups and other allocations.
A more aggressive price target could be $0.005 since that would give DOGEVERSE an FDMC of $1 billion – a key psychological milestone.
Bullish projections for Dogeverse are also making the rounds on social media.
Last week, popular YouTuber Jacob Bury declared that he sees “10x potential” for DOGEVERSE based on its multi-chain premise and community growth so far.
Of course, given the nature of the meme coin space, there are no guarantees of upside.
But with such positive sentiment and strong fundamentals, Dogeverse seems to have all the ingredients needed for a successful launch.
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