No, Dogecoin is useful, and it always has been! The simple fact is that money is useful, and Dogecoin is money! And Dogecoin is the rare cryptocurrency that was created with the goal of being money.
Dogecoin was created as a joke, and it has followed that tradition well in the past and will continue to do so in the future. Since its inception, Dogecoin has been used as a tip to encourage people to do meaningful things: sponsoring the Jamaican bobsled team to participate in the Winter Olympics, building a Kenyan well, building a Dogecoin car, and many crazy ideas supported by the Dogecoin community. As a tipping currency, Dogecoin has always maintained its original purpose, with low transaction fees and faster transaction speeds on the Dogecoin blockchain compared to other currencies of the same period.
After years of development, it is now possible to spend money in online stores using Dogecoin. In the past two years, the use of Dogecoin has exploded with the integration of Dogecoin payments into third-party payment providers such as BitPay, Coinbase, and some prepaid card providers that support Dogecoin. Stores can also integrate directly into the Dogecoin blockchain through the JSON-RPC interface. The Dogecoin Foundation is working with developers to create standardized, streamlined software packages to make Dogecoin payments more convenient.
We are developing to enhance the practicality of Dogecoin over other cryptocurrencies. As several teams continue to build Dogecoin and its ecosystem, Dogecoin will find new practical scenarios.
According to the Dogecoin Manifesto, Dogecoin adheres to the principles of practicality, friendliness, openness, and robustness, while maintaining a unique culture of happiness.
