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New developments in the Doge ecosystem: from inscription lagging behind to the physical moon landing plan
The Latest Developments in the Doge Ecosystem: From Moon Landing Dreams to Emerging Growth
During the last cryptocurrency bull market, Dogecoin was one of the most prominent projects. As a MEME coin, its popularity is often seen as an indicator of market bubbles. The slogan "Doge to the moon" became widely circulated in the community, especially before the market crash on May 19, 2021, when Doge's market capitalization indeed reached impressive heights.
As the market enters a bear phase, the popularity of Doge has declined. However, recently, with the positive news regarding Bitcoin ETFs and the Federal Reserve's halt on interest rate hikes, the cryptocurrency market has shown signs of recovery again. Interestingly, this round of market rebound began with the rise of MEME coins, which is different from past experiences.
In this emerging wave of MEME frenzy, Brc-20 tokens on the BTC network, various inscription protocols on Ethereum, and projects on other EVM-compatible chains such as Polygon and Fantom have all garnered attention. Even non-EVM-compatible chains like Solana have joined this inscribed MEME carnival.
However, as the former king of MEME, the Doge ecosystem seems to be lagging behind in this round of enthusiasm. Although the Doge network is technically similar to Bitcoin and could theoretically easily transplant BTC's inscription protocol, the Drc-20 standard based on Doge has not garnered a strong market response. In contrast, the Prc-20 protocol on the Polygon chain has received more attention.
Overall, in the field of inscriptions, the Doge network has not demonstrated exciting innovations. Its inscription narrative mainly involves simple forks based on innovations in the BTC chain, leveraging the inherent MEME attributes of Doge for promotion. However, this promotion often lacks substantial technical support or clear advantages.
Despite its mediocre performance in technological innovation, the Doge community's activities in other areas are still worth noting. Most notably, Doge may really be going to "the moon". A robotics company named Astrobotic plans to send physical Doge coins to the moon via rocket. If this mission is successful, "Doge to the moon" will no longer just be a slogan, but will become a reality.
This initiative has been supported by the Doge community since 2015, reflecting the community's cohesion and spirit of participation. This interesting community consensus, rather than a profound technical consensus, is precisely what distinguishes Doge. If this mission is successful, it will undoubtedly become an important milestone in the history of Doge's development, further consolidating its leading position among MEME coins and potentially attracting more attention and new members to the Doge community.
In the world of cryptocurrency, holders are eager to participate in this creative activity. The action taken by the Doge community not only showcases its unique community culture but also opens up new possibilities for future development. Although it may seem slightly behind in the current wave of technological innovation, Doge still maintains its vitality and appeal in its own unique way.