Dogecoin News: Dogetipbot Creator Josh Mohland Talks Twitch.tv

Dogecoin News: Dogetipbot Creator Josh Mohland Talks Twitch.tv

Dogecoin's humble origins would be all for nothing if it weren't for one innovation early-on that changed everything; the dogetipbot. In the booming Dogecoin subreddit, there was a call for a way to send dogecoins through the platform, similar to the ChangeTip service that Bitcoin utilizes. Finding the motivation to bring a similar service to their fellow Dogecoin users, Josh Mohland and David Dvorak took up the calling and created the dogetipbot. At first, it was a bumpy trip. So many dogecoins were being sent from person to person that the bot couldn't keep up. Foregoing many hours of....


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