“Such Wow”, “Much happy”. Dogecoin, Nascar, and an uncertain future
“Such Wow.”, “Much happy.” These are the sort of short, strange yet amusing, and grammatically-incorrect sentences that have captivated thousands of online users. Normally accompanied by a photo of ‘Doge’ (an internet meme derived from a photo of a surprised Shiba Inu dog), the legend of Doge is still gaining ground and followers are flocking to its cause. Then as coincidence would have it (or maybe it was a simple eventuality waiting to happen), the meme was transformed and was given it’s own cryptocurrency. At this current point in time, Dogecoin is valued at around US$0.48 per 1000 doge....
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Photo by Tom Wilmoth. The Dogecoin community leveraged its vibrant online community to vote little-known NASCAR driver Josh Wise into the sport's All-Star race. Unfortunately, this online support did not have a comparable on-the-ground counterpart. Dogecoin Votes Josh Wise into NASCAR All-Star Race. NASCAR is an expensive sport, so it is dominated by drivers who belong to wealthy teams like Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing, who can command as much as $400,000 in sponsorship for one race. Josh Wise drives for Phil Parsons Racing, a small, independent team which struggles to get....
There was quite a bit of buzz surrounding efforts earlier this year to bring dogecoin to NASCAR as a means of promoting the digital currency, and it happened. Together, the dogecoin community raised enough funds to plaster their logo all over racer Josh Wise's car, and now, members of the bitcoin community are looking to do much the same. NASCAR driver Alex Bowman, along with his team (BKRacing), on Thursday announced support of a new crowdfunding campaign (dubbed Bitcoin23) that aims to bring a bitcoin-branded race car to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. Beginning today through the 20th of....
Dogecoin does some wacky things, but this may be the wackiest so far. It seems as though the Dogecoin community wasn't sick of voting for NASCAR driver Josh Wise since the All-Star race. Users decided to vote him as 2014 Hottest NASCAR Driver by feminine motorsports site The Fast and The Fabulous. Through a flurry of votes cast, they blew away the competition for their previously sponsored driver. Upon hearing of the news, Wise had this to say: "Wow thanks a lot everyone! I am continually humbled and thankful for your support and really have no idea how I deserve so much support from you....
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