Dogecoin Turns 4: ‘Dogeday’ Party Picks Up Steam On ETF Buzz
Dogecoin enthusiasts around the globe commemorated today as “Dogeday,” an increasingly popular annual tradition that highlights the meme cryptocurrency’s passionate fan base. Celebrated on April 20, this marks the fourth year of expansion for what was initially an online joke turned eighth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Sees $120 Million Weekly Surge—Whales Tighten Their Grip Community Spirit Fuels $23 Billion Market Cap What started as a joke project in 2013 has become a serious money player with a market capitalization of about $23.3....
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