Meme Coin 'Dividend Doge' Market Cap Briefly Hits $10 Million, GOUT Team Tries to Recreate Previous Thousandfold Surge
BlockBeats News, January 27th, according to GMGN monitoring, the Meme coin "Dividend Doge" on the BSC chain briefly surged to a market value of 10 million U.S. dollars, then fell back to around 7.6 million U.S. dollars, currently priced at $0.0076, with a 24-hour increase of about 55%. Market attention mainly comes from the previous Meme coin GOUT's short-term thousand-fold increase FOMO sentiment and the addition of this dividend mechanism this time (supporting automatic distribution of WBNB).
GOUT once experienced a short-term thousand-fold increase, with a market value reaching 140 million U.S. dollars, and once won the BNB Chain MEME Trading Contest championship, but the current market value has fallen to less than 2 million U.S. dollars, with the price close to zero. This "Dividend Doge" was rebuilt by the GOUT team on the Flap platform, with the addition of a dividend feature in its mechanism, possibly attempting to replicate the previous market performance.
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