The main question comes to this though: will it definitely raise by a good margin? I am not sure, but I think that there is a great chance it will.
Internet currency is stupidly unstable, its basically like the investment lottery; if you want to put in like 20 dollars because you don't really care about making it back, then by all means. But chances are when people have the sudden realization that they are wasting their money, all investments will be lost.
I think of it sort of like the pet rock phenomenon, where some guy in his basement had the genius idea to sell rocks with googley eyes and make a lot of money for a while, until suddenly people realized "Hey, I'm just buying a rock, this is stupid" and that business died.
Also, despite the fact that the world runs on FIAT money and you would think you could try to argue that all currencies are in theory worthless. Please keep in mind that most official currencies are backed by countries and their governments, instead of some random internet gaggle of folk. When you invest capital to gain some form of currency from some country as far as an investment standpoint, you're investing in the stability of that country. With internet currencies you're basically investing in some get rich quick scheme by some genius company somewhere. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if the creator of dogecoins just retroactively disables his system after enough people have invested money in it.
