Dogecoin, which pioneered the adoption of meme coins, should not be equated with other “dysfunctional” altcoin projects, according to co-founder Billy Markus.
Billy Markus says Dogecoin (DOGE) is mismarketed
Dogecoin developer Billy Markus, known on Twitter as Shibetoshi Nakamoto, finds it wrong to describe Dogecoin as a “meme coin”. Instead, he advises, “Dogecoin needs to market itself as a cryptocurrency.”
DOGE founder, scam token in a series of tweets during the day’ He denounced them and referred to them as “shit tokens”, which he described as “any’meme” tokens. This implication can be said to any cryptocurrency that is not useful.
According to Billy Markus, many Blockchains and altcoins are already garbage
Then Markus explained why Dogecoin needed to change its meme status, explaining its difference from the others:
There are already unlimited crypto speculations and tokens and blockchains, and meaningless speculation tokens are produced every day. Dogecoin is in the best position to be the most widely used cryptocurrency for buy and tip.
Highlights how supporters can help the Dogecoin project:
You can directly contribute to the base code or one of the numerous initiatives led by the Dogecoin Foundation. Nothing can stop you from helping what you want to succeed. Speculation caught people’s attention. Working is beneficial. Dogecoin may see another core release, according to the newly leaked Github notes that we cite as
Kriptokoin.com. Notes regarding Dogecoin v1.14.6 release. In November 2021, the latest version of Dogecoin, v1.14.5 was released, which includes major security fixes and network policy changes. In February, the Doge founder announced on Twitter his campaign plan to tip Dogecoin.
Markus stated on Twitter that he plans to post at least one tweet per day with the hashtag #DogeTwitterTipJar to inform the Twitter team about the goal of expanding DOGE use cases for the tip. Dogecoin’s founder says he will “continue to annoy Twitter” as he thinks DOGE should be used for tipping on Twitter. Social media giant Twitter announced a feature in February that allows users of its mobile app to reward their favorite content creators with Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization after Bitcoin.
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