Argentina just made a bold decision—allowing citizens to pay taxes with Dogecoin. This isn’t some rumor; it’s an official policy that has been implemented.

What does this mean? Cryptocurrency has officially shifted from a speculative tool to a state-recognized payment method. While El Salvador previously made Bitcoin legal tender, Dogecoin is the first to be used directly for tax payments.

The market reaction is divided. Overseas players are shouting “Target $2,” while the domestic community is still watching to see if $0.5 can hold. The gap in confidence reflects different expectations about the policy’s sustainability and Elon Musk’s next moves. Speaking of Musk, he remains the biggest variable—a single tweet from him can still send prices on a rollercoaster, and that hasn’t changed.

The MEME coin sector is also heating up. New dog-themed projects on the Ethereum chain are drawing attention, and established names like SHIB and PEPE aren’t sitting idle—they’re all trying to ride this wave of hype. The entire narrative has shifted: it’s no longer about “pure speculation,” but rather “who can latch onto real-world use cases.”

Now here are some questions:
What do you think about this policy? Will you adjust your holdings?
Besides Dogecoin, which MEME project do you think has a chance to benefit?
What price do you expect in the short term? What’s your long-term target price?

Share your thoughts in the comments.