Recently, DOGE's market action has gotten pretty interesting—the expectations between domestic and international markets are wildly different.

Domestic traders are still watching to see if DOGE can hold above $0.5, while the overseas community is already calling for $2 this year, with some even setting a long-term target at $7.2. Where did this expectation gap come from?

Looking through the latest news, I found a few signals worth noting:

DOGE payment options appeared in Tesla's website code updates. Although it hasn't officially launched yet, any move from Musk's side could act as a catalyst.

More tangibly, over in Argentina—they've already allowed DOGE to be used for tax payments, making it the first real national-level adoption. From a pure community meme coin to something you can actually pay taxes with, that's quite a significant shift.

Technically, the monthly chart is showing a double-bottom formation, and structurally it does look like a breakout could be coming.

Of course, the entire MEME sector is heating up right now. SHIB, PEPE, and others are rotating as well, but DOGE's advantage is having Musk as a traffic magnet, plus it's starting to see real-world use cases.

The question is, how will this expectation gap close? Will the domestic market catch up, or will the overseas side cool down?

Do you think we could see $2 before the Spring Festival, or is $7.2 just overseas wishful thinking? If you're holding a position, what's your target price?