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Frequently asked questions

In most countries it is considered a taxable event when you sell Dogecoin or swap it for another cryptocurrency. Crypto tax software can help you calculate your obligations and file your taxes.

Crypto exchanges define the price of Dogecoin based on the number of people willing to sell and buy the currency. If there are more buyers than sellers, the price will rise.

That said, Dogecoin's price is heavily influenced by media coverage and influencers. Most importantly, Elon Musk is a big fan of the digital currency and his tweet can move markets. Finally, as more and more people view Dogecoin as a worthy investment, demand for the coin, and consequently the price rises.

Some shops may offer you to pay for goods and services in Dogecoin. However, its volatility currently makes it rather unsuitable as a currency. It’s instead often sed as a digital commodity — to store value over the long-term.

Dogecoin can be sold on a number of crypto exchanges. Simply confirm your identity, link a bank account, and start selling. If you’re unsure which exchange best fits your circumstances you can consult Cryptoradar.

A crypto exchange (or cryptocurrency exchange) is a marketplace where buyers and sellers trade cryptocurrencies. Just like regular stock exchanges, a cryptocurrency exchange serves as a middleman who sets the market price at which an equal number of buyers and sellers can be found.

It’s best to sell Dogecoin when the price is high, and buy it when the price is low. When these circumstance will come about is difficult to predict, and there’s always an element of luck involved. Were that not the case, everyone would be a Dogecoin millionaire! Bear in mind also that, like any other cryptocurrency, Dogecoin could ultimately collapse in value to nil.

Don't miss out on a good selling point and set a yourself price alert.

There are a several things you should consider before you sell crypto. First, you should pay attention to the trading and payout fees of an exchange. Second, look out for an exchange supports your preferred payout method such as bank transfer or PayPal. Third, make sure that your exchange has good customer service in case something goes wrong. And last but not least, don't forget to assess your tax bill before you sell. Crypto tax tools can help you with that.

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