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DogeCoin Founding and Story, Factors behind the Bubble

Dogecoin is a coin that was started December 6, 2013, 7 years from this articles publishing. Dogecoin is based a lot of the concepts of bitcoin and litecoin, but in a ridiculous way as to purposely look ridiculous and less valued in 2013 times.

DogeCoin Founding and Story, Factors behind the Bubble

DogeCoin whitepaper: https://box.utopiaeducators.com/cloud/index.php/s/LNWdsKLzMMBwsa5

Dogecoin is a coin that was started December 6, 2013, 7 years from this articles publishing. Dogecoin is based a lot of the concepts of bitcoin and litecoin, but in a ridiculous way as to purposely look ridiculous and less valued in 2013 times, especially starting in 2015.

However, this year is when the story takes a turn and you notice the GameStop rebellion against a aggregate 130% short position on a Gaming retailer. DogeCoin wasn't talked about as much but it had an even more meteoric rise, although in USD penny terms, but greater percentage gain. Rapidly.

An interesting story and factor of Dogecoin is that the network is programmed to release coins 5 years ago, leading to huge inflation.

Early 2015 (approximately a year and a half after release) there will be approximately 100,000,000,000 coins. Each subsequent block will grant 10,000 coins to encourage miners to continue to secure the network and make up for lost wallets on hard drives/phones/lost encryption passwords/etc. - Dogecoin Whitepaper

This method of releasing 10,000 coins each block as the network matures and gets more difficult to mine provides a huge incentive to use it as a currency.

Due to its security and continued mining hash rate which prevents against transactions from another user double spending. The most secure networks are Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum in the issues of double spending and maturity.

The Original Authors of Dogecoin are Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer.
"Markus is the programmer who modified an existing litecoin wallet, creating dogecoin-qt. He leads a less public life than Palmer, going by the pseudonym Shibetoshi Nakamoto on Twitter." - Dogecoin Fandom Wiki

So dogecoin really isn't a huge story other than the Memefication and the dedication by the original team and their growing mining community and developers in a product since founding.

The story is the adoption of sound currencies. Even though this may not be AS rare or useful as Bitcoin and Ethereum, there are still uses in everyday life like micro payments, for example.

Digital currencies are great; once we have every country adopting them trade will become a level playing field, as opposed to Central Bank Trades on markets the public doesn't have visibility on in real time without paying up huge fees. Even with huge fees, most central bank trades are not public market data at all.

They argue incomplete transparency helps them avoid attacks from other central banks. Well we now have them giving cash to populations instead of reducing taxes and regulations. The central banks and their IMF SDR cartel have scorched the earth's poor and middle class.

Digital currencies which are open source and transparent is the future. And doge coin price as you can see has hilariously skyrocketed. I don't think it's going away, and Bitcoin will surely benefit from this hilarious #wallstreetbets movement regarding heavily shorted instruments and securities.

I believe as the public realized that they can compete with the central banks and their branches in the trading department, we will have restoration of Enormous Wealth and Markets. Doge coin is a great sign of an awake population. It has basically become the penny stock bitcoin.

I envision a future where wallets can spend your satoshis in the cheapest and fastest routed network. For right now that appears to be The Bitcoin Lightning Network.

Bitcoin is up 434% and Dogecoin is up 1516% since I write this since April 2020

Dogecoin development code:

dogecoin/dogecoin
very currency. Contribute to dogecoin/dogecoin development by creating an account on GitHub.

I hope you enjoyed this article.

Love,

John