The Dogecoin Foundation has been re-established to give a serious future to a cryptocurrency born as a joke
At the beginning of this week came the announcement of the re-establishment of the Dogecoin Foundation, which opened in 2014 and then effectively ceasing its activity after a couple of years. There’s a renewed intention to support the Dogecoin ecosystem and community and to promote the future of the Dogecoin Blockchain. A new manifesto was released and a group of advisors was assembled: Jared Birchall, who works for SpaceX and Tesla Motors and represents Elon Musk, Billy Markus, one of the founders of Dogecoin, developer Max Keller, and Ethereum co-creator Vitalik Buterin. The developments include legal protection of Dogecoin, also against other entities that would like to get their hands on the Dogecoin brand. According to the online magazine Decrypt, the Foundation intends to open its headquarters in Liechtenstein, a crypto-friendly state from which it would be easier to work to spread Dogecoin in Europe.
