The Dogecoin Foundation’s announcements page posted two new announcements in September: on September 8, it held its first Dogecoin hackathon, and on September 12, it announced that it had joined wDoge DAO. When judging whether these kinds of organizational moves are long-term signals, I usually look at a few things: whether the foundation is genuinely taking a seat in governance decision-making, whether developer participation is being organized, and whether what gets built ends up as reusable code. Joining a DAO means the foundation is beginning to participate in collaboration at the governance level; holding a hackathon is a way to plant seeds among developers. Both announcements were posted on the foundation’s official website, dated September 8 and September 12, respectively. #Dogecoin #Blockchain $DOGE Investing involves risks; you are responsible for your own decisions.