Dogecoin price risks 40% correction despite Elon Musk-Twitter euphoria
Dogecoin (DOGE) prices flipped higher in the last 24 hours after its most celebrated backer, Elon Musk, purchased Twitter for $44 billion. At its best, Dogecoin had climbed to $0.17 on April 25, albeit still down 77% from its record high in May 2021.Twitter‘s native currency: Dogecoin? DOGE’s price rose by nearly 25% to $0.15 on a 24-hour adjusted timeframe, confirming that traders considered Musks acquisition of Twitter a bullish event for Dogecoin. The reason: Musks long-time support for DOGE, including his recent advice to the Twitter board that they should start accepting the memecoin for Twitter Blue, their first-ever subscription service. The comments appeared a year after Twitter revealed that it plans to double its revenues to $7.5 billion by the end of 2023, raising hopes that Musks 100% ownership of the company would have it facilitate its future sales through an additional DOGE payment option. In January, Musks flagship company Tesla Motors started accepting Dogecoin, and only DOGE, for some of its merchandise. Related: What Elon Musk‘s investment could mean for Twitter’s crypto plansDOGE price correction risks Nevertheless, Dogecoin faces interim selloff risks following its impressive gains in the past 24 hours. DOGEs price started correcting lower after re-testing a multi-month downward sloping trendline as