@antoniojuliet
Dogecoin’s inflationary supply model poses challenges for its long-term value, as there is no cap on the number of coins that can be mined. This contrasts with Bitcoin, which has a fixed supply. With continuous issuance of new coins, Dogecoin’s scarcity diminishes over time, potentially putting downward pressure on its price. The ongoing inflation means that Dogecoin could face difficulties in retaining its value as a store of wealth, especially if its demand doesn't grow at a comparable rate to the increase in supply. This could make it less attractive to long-term investors looking for scarcity-driven value growth.
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