I've read a lot of interesting opinions on my last topic, now I have a better understanding of the current situation and thank you so much for that.
Elon is obviously interested in profit, so he will make every possible move to increase his bank account, from the moment he's perfectly aware of the power he has (he surely kept an eye on the huge reaction that his last tweet generated).
I have never considered Dogecoin a long term investment, too much hype-influenced, currently is only good for speculation and that's why I made that (and this) post, so that's what I think: such a move from Tesla (accepting Doge) is possible, with the obvious consequences we know, but we could see some similarities with the BTC move in February, especially the sudden removal of the coin from the payment methods (he will find a ridiculous excuse to justify such a decision) when he'll decide to take some profits.
Now sentiment on BTC is generally bullish, with some ETFs waiting for approval, and if a new bull run occurs, then general hype will drive the market crazy, and that could be the perfect time for very big manipulations, in pure Elon style.
P.S: I perfectly understand people that are skeptical in the long term, it's just a meme that found a great endorser, but remember, this is a highly speculative market too, so I don't see anything bad in investigating opportunities like this.
Elon Musk was a great influencer at the time, he can speculate that dogecoin was a stable coin for the time, Elon Musk had great backing, and I agree that dogecoin is not a long term investment, even though Elon Musk can afford it, coin meme is not a solution for us to make long-term investments, this kind of hype is usually temporary. But we have to admit, that Elon Musk had a good pattern in promoting Dogecoin at the time, and I think not everyone can do it without a good team and preparation.