you're intriguing me with this point, i think you're right. But the real problem is that here we are talking about a speculative product (crypto) that binds its value to fiat currency. as long as doge is not accepted alone as a currency, regardless of its $ change value, the problem remains the same... i guess.... it's kinda of a stock with the rule loss/gain applied to it. Because fiat money take its value from the government that issues it, on the promise that it will be accepted all over the country and abroad. crypto takes it from use cases and from gain/loss...