A token with DOGE in its name doesn't necessarily come from the same chain. The Dogecoin mainnet went live on December 6, 2013, and uses Scrypt proof of work for consensus. DOGE on the mainnet is the native coin, so it never had a “token contract address” in the first place; an asset with the same name that you see on another chain was issued separately on that chain. You can check whether it’s genuine by looking at three things: who issued it, where the contract address came from, and whether there’s a consistent record of trades on-chain. If you can’t verify the source of even one of the three, the asset remains unverifiable. $DOGE

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