Contract Ending: f9c7 10 years skyrocketed 330 times! Musk's big bet on DOGE! The crazy journey of Dogecoin starts again! Are Dogecoin players lying down to win?

The birth of Dogecoin itself carries a hint of mockery and irony. It was co-created by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer in 2013, inspired by the popular 'Doge' Shiba Inu meme at that time. Unlike mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Dogecoin was originally intended to satirize market speculation and create a relaxed, community-driven token. It has no supply cap, aiming to prevent long-term holders from hoarding the currency, making cryptocurrency more 'friendly' and 'approachable'.

Until 2020, Dogecoin's fate took a significant turn. Elon Musk became its most famous supporter. He mentioned Dogecoin multiple times on Twitter, calling it 'the people's crypto' and referring to himself as 'DogeFather'.

Whenever Musk tweets in support of Dogecoin, its price experiences dramatic fluctuations. In April 2021, Musk even tweeted the famous 'moon landing' Doge image, causing Dogecoin's price to reach an all-time high, breaking 0.70 USD.

Musk's DogeFather

So who held the most Dogecoin at that time? Of course, it was Musk; otherwise, he wouldn't be waving the flag for Dogecoin, and it's more likely he acquired the project and used his abilities to help market and sell it, making him the best coin-selling boss. Seizing the market trend, catching the Meme coin craze🔥 Recently, Meme culture has once again surged in the crypto market, attracting countless people's attention. Other Meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu have skyrocketed due to Musk's words! As the project most closely related to Musk, #BabyMarvin naturally has explosive potential. Join us now as an early participant, and you will have the chance to stand at the forefront of Meme coins and witness the birth of the next crypto myth. #meme板块关注热点