#Snoop Dog

Then there's digital currency.  There are tons out there now but one that's getting a lot of attention recently (aside from Bitcoin and Ethereum) is Dogecoin. The term Dogecoin is a combination of the Shiba Inu meme "Doge" and Bitcoin itself—resulting in Dogecoin. Dogecoin's official launch was on December 6, 2013, having an original supply of 100 billion Dogecoins but was then announced to produce an infinite amount, which built inherent inflationary momentum. A few weeks later, Dogecoin saw a 300% rise in value from USD 0.00026 to USD 0.00095, noting that it had volumes of billions of Dogecoins per day. Since its introduction in 2013, Dogecoin has developed its own online community reaching a market capitalization of USD 5.3 billion as of January 28, 2021, then shooting up once more to USD 10.2 billion for February 8, 2021. People called miners then use computers to process transactions and record them on the Dogecoin blockchain as 'proof of work.' Miners can then earn additional Dogecoin, which can be held or sold on the open market. Dogecoin has its own domain which includes an active community in Discord and Reddit. If you want to find a goldmine of memes and cryptocurrency information, you can check the Dogecoin community. Read more in our articles including "What is Dogecoin?" and "Best Budget Tablets for Back-to-School 2026 | Under P10,000".