In January 2014, a group of people from the crypto community pooled about $30,000 worth of $DOGE to send the Jamaican bobsled team to the Sochi Winter Olympics. The team had no snow to train on and relied on borrowed equipment; the money came together one tip at a time. That same year, funds raised by Doge4Water were used to drill wells in Kenya. What’s worth remembering about both projects is the size of the individual donations: small transfers of a few to a few dozen dollars, adding up through sheer numbers. This use case matched the network’s own rhythm—one block per minute, 10,000 coins per block, and low fees, so small transfers didn’t take long. More than a decade later, public records still show what became of both projects, while the price has gone through several cycles. Not investment advice.#Dogecoin #Web3 $DOGE