Frogs Vs. Dogs—How Dogizen Offers 10x Returns Vs. Pepe Coin

While Pepe’s position among the top meme coins is solid, the potential for significant growth is now more likely with the emergence of new stars like Telegram gaming and dog coin, Dogizen. With Pepe’s $8B market cap, the chance for parabolic growth is diminishing, making low-cap gems like Dogizen look much more inviting when looking for big gains.

Dogizen has already raised a remarkable $1.4m in its presale, impressing commentators and setting the stage for a promising run as Telegram gaming gains momentum. Dogizen is presenting itself as the ultimate animal play and Pepe killer this cycle; here’s why.

Make no mistake, Pepe has impressed

Pepe was one of the best-performing meme coins of the year, coming from humble beginnings in 2023 as a nondescript meme coin to minting new all-time highs in November. PEPE prices have tripled from its November 2023 low, peaking at an all-time high this November 14th, capping off an absurd 34000% increase from its initial launch in April 2023.

While Pepe still has a decent ceiling, it is improbable for the undisputed king of frog-themed meme coins to recreate the same chart, limiting its future growth prospects.

Dogizen, however, offers a serious edge over Pepe

The best profit-making opportunities for investors looking to ride the favorable market tailwinds remain in small-cap gems with significantly higher upside.

Just as Pepe presented the chance of a great price appreciation during a bear market, Dogizen, by tapping into both the animal meme coin and GameFi narratives, is providing an ideal opportunity to invest early in a potential blue chip, in a sector that has barely scratched the surface.

GameFi is, after all, positioned for exponential growth in the coming years—and Telegram gaming itself has demonstrated its moon potential by blasting past a $1B market cap just last summer. And that was before the robust capital inflows the market is now experiencing.

Better yet, Dogizen has learned from the mistakes of its competition, all of which airdropped their tokens. This led to an immediate dump when Notcoin, Hamster Kombat, and Catizen were listed on exchanges. Dogizen, meanwhile, is building a solid community before it lists, making it better suited to hold its value long-term.

Favorable tokenomics put Dogizen in range of 10x initially

It only takes a little capital to pump a low-cap project like Dogizen into the stratosphere. Dogizen will list at a $10 million market capitalization, and when you factor in the fact that its closest competitor, Catizen, sits at a market cap above $100 million, a 10x is most definitely within reach. But that’s only the start.

Much of the rest of the Telegram gaming sector has market caps around or beyond the $500 million mark. This indicates potential for Dogizen to easily 50x or more this cycle, especially with the wider market the way it is.

Pepe, meanwhile, would have to grow to the size of BNB’s market cap—or an $87 billion valuation—to hit a 10x target. Where is that $79 billion coming from?

Dogizen’s parabolic potential is glaringly obvious

Dogizen has another thing going for it as the first-ever ICO to be launched directly on Telegram. That gives Dogizen direct access to Telegram’s 1 billion users, placing its native token, DOGIZ, in front of the perfect audience ready to send it parabolic.

At the very least, today’s investors will see Dogizen make gains of 47.30% before the presale concludes. With a Bitcoin bull in the Whitehouse and the Devil (Gary Gensler) looking defeated, Dogizen’s potential on the open market is looking insane.

You can invest in Dogizen’s ICO on the official website.