Can Dogecoin die and end?

Can Dogecoin die and end?

 

So it was the enthusiastic, disjointed dialogue of the "Doge", the handsome Shiba Inu dog that from internet meme turned into criptomoeda, which was later adopted by users in search of a softer touch to technology.



From 2013 to 2014, Dogecoin carved its place in the cryptos world, in part because its community used it more as a currency in a time when rivals Bitcoin and Litecoin were typically regarded as serious assets. At one point, hundreds or thousands of Dogecoin wandered around Twitter and Reddit, being sent back and forth between users, who collectively were nicknamed "shibes." 

 

That moment has expanded into more serious endeavors, with the community raising money to fund a team of bobsled and water wells in developing countries, among other charitable initiatives.



But as the crypto-crash protocol will close in 18 months if an update does not occur. Is Dogecoin, the funniest and most popular currency on twitter, dying? And what does it mean to die, even for a distributed software currency?



According to Jackson Palmer, the founder of cryptocurrence (who left the community in the midst of growing confusion in 2015), Dogecoin saw a wide decline in the area of ​​its development, which is certainly not a good omen for its longevity.

 

available in:  https://goo.gl/Pe3S4t