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$DOG leads community building boom with CC0 licensing

$DOG leads community building boom with CC0 licensing

依始2024/11/20 07:25
DOG is a community-led decentralized meme coin on the Bitcoin blockchain. It was launched in the Bitcoin Ordinals community on April 24, 2024 through an airdrop organized by volunteers, without team assignments or pre-sales. DOG's mission is to soar and bring millions of people into the ranks of Bitcoin.
 
On November 20th, the official announcement stated that the $DOG project is completely open source and adopts the CC0 licensing model. There is no official designated website, Telegram, or social platform account, and all resources are created independently by the community. Currently, dozens of related platforms and resources have emerged, providing diverse ways of interaction for global users. Anyone can develop or monetize around $DOG, truly practicing the spirit of "decentralization is freedom".
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