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Dogecoin was launched in December 2013 by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer, while Shiba Inu was created in August 2020 by an anonymous individual or group called Ryoshi. According to Ryoshi, the power of collective decentralization can build something more powerful than a centralized team can create.
Dogecoin has shown that cryptocurrencies don't always have to be serious and complex. With memes and fun as its foundation, Dogecoin has created a strong and earning community
History of the Shiba Inu Dog
Quoted from the American Kennel Club, Shiba means bush in Japanese, while Inu is a dog in the same language.
The first documented Shiba entering the United States was imported by a military family in 1954. But the Shiba is an ancient breed, having existed since 300 BC. The breed is named for its history as a hunter in Japan's rugged mountains; "Shiba" means "brushwood" (referring to the brush on the mountains or the reddish color of a dog) in Japanese, and "Inu" means "dog". At the end of World War II the Shiba nearly became extinct, but they survived Japan's wartime shortages and are currently the country's number one companion animal.
Dogecoin has also been involved in some impressive social actions. In 2014, the Dogecoin community raised funds to send the Jamaican bobsled team to the Winter Olympics in Sochi. They have also supported people with disabilities, helped build clean water wells in Africa, and contributed to various other humanitarian campaigns.
Quoted from Investopedia and CNN news, dogecoin with its Shiba Inu was developed as an answer to a simple question: "What will happen if a cryptocurrency project is 100 percent run by the community?"
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