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Doge Coin rose 35% in 5 days, and it seems Doge Coin community will issue NFT.

2022-01-16

2021 is a year when cryptocurrency is fully out of the circle. When people think that the sharp rise and fall of Bitcoin is enough to represent the characteristics of cryptocurrency, another much more crazy currency, doge coin, began to enter people's sight. Recently, according to relevant media reports, the doge coin has increased by 35% in five days, and it’s said Doge coin community will issue NFT!

Doge coin, once ranked fifth in market evaluation, surpassed USDT, LTC and BCH, once exceeded US $50 billion, and has surpassed the market value of major banks such as Barclays and shocked the industry. Billy Markus, the founder of doge coins, sold all his doge coins in 2015 and lost billions of dollars. Recently, doge coins have risen 35% in 5 days! Most of the reasons for its sharp rise are attributed to the fact that the doge coin community will issue NFT! "Unyielding" Markus said on twitter that he hoped to try something new through the NFT trading platform Rarible. 

 

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