The same Shiba Inu face, shown side by side.
Left: that low-resolution image in a chat window, really grainy, paired with a short sentence with completely broken grammar, used to reply “Sure, I guess.”
Right: a ticker like $DOGE on a market page, followed by a string of numbers that keep jumping, day and night.
The left is where I encountered it first. Back then, it was just a meme, and had nothing to do with money. A few years later, the same outline appeared after an abbreviation, now with a price ticker too.
Which side did you first see it on? What did you think it was at the time?
#Dogecoin #DOGE
DYOR—just my personal observations.
Left: that low-resolution image in a chat window, really grainy, paired with a short sentence with completely broken grammar, used to reply “Sure, I guess.”
Right: a ticker like $DOGE on a market page, followed by a string of numbers that keep jumping, day and night.
The left is where I encountered it first. Back then, it was just a meme, and had nothing to do with money. A few years later, the same outline appeared after an abbreviation, now with a price ticker too.
Which side did you first see it on? What did you think it was at the time?
#Dogecoin #DOGE
DYOR—just my personal observations.