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Dogecoin took the community spirit of crypto to new levels. Followers of Dogecoin call themselves Shibes. They even have their own Shibe language made up of funny broken English phrases like, “such amazing”, “much grateful” and “many works”. What's dogecoin at right now DOGE Price Analysis for June 30 2023/06/30 - 14:00When can midterm of DOGE start? info

A significant factor in dogecoin’s recent surge in popularity is the growing number of powerful celebrity advocates who consistently express their support for the cryptocurrency on social media. The list of Dogecoin cryptocurrency supporters includes American rappers Snoop Dogg and Lil Yachty, former bodybuilder Kai Greene, Kiss co-lead singer Gene Simmons, “Tiger King” (Netflix series) star Carole Baskin, and former adult film star Mia Khalifa. How Has Dogecoin Gone Mainstream? Dogecoin (DOGE) is a cryptocurrency based on the famous 'doge' Internet joke, and its logo resembles a Shiba Inu. Dogecoin was launched back in December 2013. Because it was based on a dog meme, the designers of Dogecoin envisioned it as a fun, lighthearted cryptocurrency with a broader appeal than the core Bitcoin audience. Although the underlying blockchain technology has merit as it has been derived from Litecoin through Forking. Dogecoin has been constantly supported and backed by a strong community of 3.1M followers on Twitter, 2.3M members on Reddit and 130K followers on Facebook.

Dogecoin officially went live in December 2013, and became an instant hit with the community. After two weeks, the r/Dogecoin Reddit channel had over 19,000 users and the price of DOGE, the ticker symbol for the project’s official token, skyrocketed 300%, even though at the time China announced a ban on payment companies from dealing with bitcoin. Why is DogeCoin to US Dollar important to traders? Not surprisingly, Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk won the poll. Musk being Musk, he promptly added "CEO of Dogecoin" to his Twitter bio and tweeted, "Dogecoin rulz." The next day he changed his bio to "retired CEO of Dogecoin."

You can get Dogecoin at many different cryptocurrency exchanges. For example, Dogecoin is listed  on Binance, OKEx, Huobi and Kraken. Typically, Dogecoin isn’t listed against fiat currencies, so you will likely have to first acquire some Bitcoin and then trade it for Dogecoin on an exchange. Alternatively, you could ask a friend to send you some DOGE or earn it through mining. Dogecoin News There are 761,516 holders of Dogecoin, which includes 38 large holders (wallets with more than 1B DOGE)