For much of doge's existence, it was worth practically nothing and still has very low trading volumes compared to BTC, so you can't easily get in and get out of a position. Tesla was able to sell 200M$ worth of BTC relatively easily, can't necessarily do the same with Doge.

So how does this invalidate the parent comment’s point? If Dogecoin was a better hold than Bitcoin does that somehow imply that Bitcoin is a worse hold than dollars?

And before you lecture about the function of fiat currency, remember the bottom half of society is forced to keep their entire net worth in cash because they are in a continuous financial emergency...