This week, the markets are in flux following Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk’s surprise acquisition of Twitter (NYSE:TWTR). As part of the phenomenon, a number of Musk-related stocks and cryptocurrencies are slumping. This includes Dogecoin (DOGE-USD) spinoff Baby Doge Coin (BABYDOGE-USD). Now, Baby Doge Coin price predictions are everywhere today as experts digest the tech magnate’s latest play.
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So, where is BABYDOGE headed?
Well, according to investors, not too far. Currently, the token is down about 2% today as the Twitter acquisition fails to excite crypto fans. This isn’t completely unexpected, however. After all, TSLA stock fell more than 10% yesterday on the news. BABYDOGE is experiencing similar turbulence lately, trending in the red on an otherwise mixed day for digital assets. Meanwhile, full-grown counterpart Dogecoin is also down by nearly 1% today.
Baby Doge Coin is unabashedly a meme coin. As such, it comes as something of a surprise for the crypto to be so unresponsive to what could have been promising news. Back in October, DOGE jumped immediately when Elon Musk simply posted a picture of his Shiba Inu puppy to Twitter. In another world, buying Twitter could’ve sparked a massive rally for Baby Doge.
As of now, BABYDOGE sits at $0.00000000226 per token. Let’s see where the experts think it could go next.
Baby Doge Coin Price Predictions
- WalletInvestor is tentatively optimistic for the meme operator. It has a one-year forecast of $0.000000005 per token which, while not shedding a zero, still represents strong upward momentum.
- DigitalCoinPrice is also mildly bullish for BABYDOGE. It sets an average 2023 price target of $0.00000000342, reflecting a decent year-over-year (YOY) price increase.
- Finally, Telegaon is clearly long on BABYDOGE. It believes the token will hit an average of $0.0000000078 this year and $0.000000031 in 2023, representing strong near- and long-term growth.
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