DOGE token rallies as Musk supports government efficiency

Analysts predict a new cryptocurrency supercycle, driven by the resurgence of meme coins and politically themed tokens like MAGA and ConstitutionDAO.

LVMH-owned Les Echos-Le Parisien has decided not to pursue a lawsuit against Elon Musk’s platform X, according to sources and court officials.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) token has soared in value, rising over 33,000% in September before settling at around $0.02309. The surge followed a playful remark from Elon Musk after a conversation with Donald Trump, who proposed creating a new government efficiency department.

Trump has pledged to appoint Musk as head of this department if re-elected in November. Polls currently show Trump and Kamala Harris in a close race, with Harris holding a slight edge in key swing states. Meanwhile, the DOGE token, often confused with Dogecoin, has seen its popularity grow, with the number of holders climbing to 5,916 and 24-hour trading volume surpassing $10 million.

Meme coins, including politically themed tokens, are enjoying a resurgence. Analysts are predicting a new supercycle, reminiscent of the 2020 crypto bull run, as tokens like MAGA and ConstitutionDAO continue to attract attention.