Dogecoin

How Dogetipbot Turned a Spoof Altcoin into a Tipping Phenomenon

Dogecoin has become a hugely popular way to reward people on reddit, and it's all thanks to Dogetipbot.

By Daniel CawreyApr 10, 2014

The move by the gift card provider opens up over 100 retail brands to dogecoin and litecoin fans.

By Daniel PalmerApr 9, 2014

The success of dogecoin has changed the way that miners view scrypt. And that's bad, according to Charlie Lee.

By Daniel CawreyApr 8, 2014

Are cryptocurrencies in the midst of a battle similar to that fought by HD DVDs and Blu-ray Discs?

By Blake CantrelApr 5, 2014

Here's what to expect when shibes take over LA's Meltdown Comics this Friday.

By Stan HigginsApr 3, 2014

The exchange currently trades 157 cryptocurrencies and 70,000 active users, but it hasn't added fiat currency – yet.

By Daniel CawreyApr 2, 2014

There was no shortage of cryptocurrency-inspired April Fools' Day pranks today – here's our roundup of the best.

Jackson Palmer tells CoinDesk why he founded dogecoin and why it is more appealing than bitcoin.

By Daniel CawreyMar 28, 2014

Outspoken Reddit boss Yishan Wong issued some frank views on bitcoin, libertarians and altcoins this week.

Bitcoin ATMs, storefronts and slang can grow mainstream adoption. And dogecoin's unlikely success will help build the bitcoin economy.

By Daniel CawreyMar 27, 2014

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