More Americans have heard of Dogecoin than Ethereum: Survey
One has introduced smart contracts and is the fabric of decentralized finance, the other is... a meme. In just over five years since it launched, Ethereum introduced the world to smart contracts, decentralized finance, yield farming and non-fungible tokens, and has long stood just behind Bitcoin as the second-largest blockchain project by market capitalization.Dogecoin (DOGE) is a meme cryptocurrency which has provided no innovation, has no real raison d'etre, and is only popular because it became the plaything of a famous multi-billionaire during the past 12 months.So naturally, as one....
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