1️⃣ The math in the image

It assumes $100 buys ~23,310 $DOGS

If $DOGS = $0.01, that bag would be worth ~$233

❗ The image claims ~$23,310, which is off by 100×

So the math is wrong unless:

You buy 2,331,000 $DOGS, not 23,310

Or the price target is $1.00, not $0.01

This is a major red flag 🚩

2️⃣ The hidden question: can $DOGS even reach $0.01?

To judge that, you must look at market cap, not price alone.

Example logic:

If circulating supply = 100 billion $DOGS

At $0.01, market cap = $1 billion

At $0.10, market cap = $10 billion

Ask yourself:

Does $DOGS have real utility?

Is there strong demand beyond hype?

Can it realistically compete with top meme coins?

Most meme coins do not sustain multi-billion dollar valuations long-term.

3️⃣ Visual psychology being used

This image uses classic hype tactics:

🚀 Rocket = inevitability

📈 Green parabolic line = “only up”

🐶 Cute mascot = emotional attachment

💰 Large future number = greed trigger

⚠️ Tiny disclaimer text = ignored risk

This is marketing, not analysis.

4️⃣ Reality check

✔️ Yes, meme coins can pump hard

❌ No, price targets like this are not guarantees

❌ Wrong math = loss of credibility

⚠️ Most meme coins peak fast and retrace 80–95%

5️⃣ Smart way to approach this (if at all)

Treat it as high-risk speculation

Only use money you’re okay losing

Take profits in stages

Never rely on price-only targets

Always calculate market cap

Bottom line

This image is hype-driven, contains incorrect math, and is designed to sell a dream, not inform you.

If you want, I can:

Recalculate realistic targets

Break down market cap scenarios

Do a technical analysis (using your preferred script style)

Or assess whether $DOGS is early, late, or exit liquidity

Just tell me how deep you want to go