Will Dogecoin stop being mined?

No, Dogecoin does not have a cap . This means that whenever the price of DOGE rises, more people will have an incentive to mine for Dogecoins. After they mine Dogecoin, they can move it from their wallets onto a crypto exchange where other investors can buy it.

By mid-2015 the 100 billionth Dogecoin had been mined with an additional 5 billion coins put into circulation every year thereafter. Although there is no theoretical supply limit , at this rate, the number of Dogecoins put into circulation will only double in 20 years (the next doubling will occur in the year 2075).

4. Dogecoin doesn’t have a capped supply like Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies. There is no Dogecoin cap, at least until and if the network agrees to implement one , which means that the maximum supply of DOGE is limitless for now.