Can Dogecoin survive on "vibes" and tweets, or does it need real-world utility and community support? Does an institutional "stamp of approval" change its math, or do fundamentals still matter most?

@Kaile

So, if a Dogecoin ETF comes out and makes investing in this meme coin more legitimate and easier for everyone, does that mean we're just encouraging people to gamble rather than focusing on the actual value? Or could having an ETF actually bring some much-needed clarity and help Dogecoin become something useful in the U.S. digital asset scene?

Right now, my savings are just sitting in my bank account. Right now the USDC's 5% APY interests me, but I'm skeptical about if it's a safe place to keep a lot of my cash. Should I get a regular savings account instead, or is USDC a good choice?

As a beginner to this crypto world, what do I need to learn about bitcoin? How can I invest, and which platforms are suitable to start?