Some analysts think Dogecoin (DOGE) is no longer as popular and well-liked among traders as it used to be. There is worry that the coin could fall off a cliff soon.

The memecoin started as a joke that gained traction with a niche of traders and then picked up incredible steam to become one of the leading cryptocurrency coins. Now, there is concern that it might not be as relevant as it used to be.

Sentiment around Dogecoin is shifting. As more memecoins and crypto coins in general flood the cryptocurrency market, Dogecoin is less of a unique option. It is now one among many rather than a standout memecoin.

Investors are looking for tokens that are very functional and innovative, and Dogecoin no longer brings that to the table. Investor preferences are changing, particularly in the post-pandemic era where traders want high growth potential and currency stability.

Dogecoin is less and less attractive when surrounded by other coins that offer more diverse functionality and a greater opportunity for growth over time. The cryptocurrency market is shifting to attract more serious investors who are risk averse and may avoid coins like DOGE that have the potential to collapse in a few years.

Dogecoin Outlook

On Wednesday, Dogecoin dropped 2.50% to $0.1623 (DOGE/USD), and it continues to fall. Dogecoin climbed through most of the last seven days, but it declined sharply Wednesday morning and does not look like it will recover for a day or two.

Over the long term, Dogecoin looks like a very sound investment. The coin grew more than 106% in the last month, owing to a recovering crypto market, a bullish Bitcoin (BTC), and a gradually improving economy.

Dogecoin will likely recover by the weekend and could continue its long-term bullish prospects, with predictions placing it at $0.20 within a few months. However, positive sentiment may not hold up over the long term, and investors need to be aware of emerging trends and changing sentiment toward Dogecoin and reconsider their long-term investment ideas.