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OPINION: LOLs and liabilities – can investment firms doge the dangers of meme coin investing?

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Meme coins like Doge appear to have moved beyond the fringe of internet culture and closer towards the mainstream investment world.

Long before it was an acronym for a quasi-governmental organization, the term “DOGE” most often referred to Dogecoin, the elder statesman (relatively speaking) of the meme coin world. A favored subject of internet personality and prolific tweeter Elon Musk, the price of Doge often fluctuated wildly, especially when Musk made

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