Dogecoin, known as the "Dog/Dog/Dog Coin, also known as Wangwang Coin in Taiwan", was born on December 8, 2013 and is the second largest virtual currency in the world after Bitcoin, based on the Scrypt algorithm.
Jiang En Weibo, founder of the Dog Coin DOGE Association in China, revealed that the TRUBIT team had successfully transferred dog coin DogeCoin to the Rinkeby test network in Ethereum, which means that token applications and smart contracts established on Ethereum can be connected to the dog coin DogeCoin network. This time, providing power and node support for Ethereum will make dog coins the best helper for Ethereum.
The Google Chrome extension is reported to be able to steal bitcoins and other coins from users. Creditsy Dogecoin (DOGE) Live Ticker (a dog coin-related extension) in Google's Chrome Web App Store.
Like the Bitcoin QT client, the Dog Coin QT client was similarly renamed Dogecoin Core. This makes it easy to separate the dog coin client from the dog coin network (both were previously known as Dogecoin dog coins)
He referred to the "former CEO" as Tesla CEO Elon Musk. "Dogecoin is probably my favorite cryptocurrencies," Musk said in a tweet last April. He later changed his profile to Dogecoin CEO and immediately to Dogecoin's "former" CEO.
FireCoin Global Station announced the opening of Dogecoin (DOGE) recharge operations today at 9:00 pm, doGE/USDT at 17:00 pm, DOGE/BTC, DOGE/ETH transactions, simultaneous opening of Dogecoin (DOGE) withdrawal business.
Community Question: When does ETH 2.0 come out? Heard that a small amount of deposit failed and was permanently lost?
According to the official announcement, MXC matcha will be launched on February 18 at 17:00 DOGE ETF products, MXC matcha follow-up will work with the Dog Dog China community to focus on and support the development of DOGE ecology, promote DOGE tip and reward culture.
Dogecoin Core 1.8 is currently available, the latest update to the Dogecoin protocol.
But people psychologically default to the existence of a certain currency, even though economists think it is completely false. In 1993, for example, Saddam Hussein began issuing his own currency, Saddam Dinar. Iraqi citizens were told they could exchange the old $25 face value dinar notes. But Iraqis have no faith in the dictator, and Saddam Dinar is being frantically printed and published. Iraqis then continued to use the old currency as a medium of exchange, believing that it was a relatively stable means of saving. The old dinar continued to appreciate until the exchange rate with Saddam was 1:300. But in 2003 the United States launched the war in Iraq, announcing the introduction of a new Iraqi dinar and a new exchange rate, which in one fell in half in value.