Negan
@negan1exe
A brief history of Dogecoin Dec 2013 – Dogecoin was founded by Jackson Palmer and Billy Markus. March 2014 – The Dogecoin community raises $55,000 in DOGE to sponsor NASCAR driver Josh Wise. June 2014 – The Dogecoin Foundation is established to preside over the currency's code. April 2015 – Co-founder Jackson Palmer leaves Dogecoin. January 2018 – Dogecoin briefly surpasses a $2 billion market cap. July 2020 – A viral TikTok challenge sends Dogecoin volumes soaring, pushing the price up by 96%. The flurry of price action swiftly passes. January 2021 – Dogecoin surges to a market cap of over $9 billion in a price surge orchestrated by the SatoshiStreetBets subreddit. May 2021 – Dogecoin's price hits an all-time high of $0.73 in the run-up to Elon Musk's appearance on Saturday Night Live. May 2021 – Dogecoin developers reveal that Elon Musk has been advising them since 2019. June 2021 – Crypto exchange Coinbase lists Dogecoin.
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Negan
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August 2021 – The Dogecoin Foundation relaunches after six years, with Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin joining its board of advisers. November 2022: Elon Musk announces that he will upgrade Dogecoin with Vitalik Buterin, driving the price up; Buterin has yet to confirm this. May 2023: The DRC-20 standard is introduced, enabling the creation of "Doginals," similar to Bitcoin Ordinals, a unique digital asset akin to non-fungible tokens (NFTs). November 2024: Dogecoin surges again on the back of hype around the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.), which President-elect Donald Trump said Musk will co-run.
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