Dogecoin developer Billy sold all his $DOGE in 2015 to buy a used car. The community rallied behind $DOGE and pushed it into billions. In 2024, Billy tweeted about Doggo (a cute, quirky dog), and a random developer launched $DOGGO. The developer sent Billy 6.56% of his token supply. As with $DOGE in 2015, Billy sold all his $DOGGO and then hinted to X to buy an electric car. When asked why he sold, he responded, "Anything I hold will go to 0 in 5 hours, so maybe I have to sell it to sell well." As with $DOGE, the community rallied behind $DOGGO. As $DOGGO's valuation soared, short-sighted developers sold all their tokens, leaving the community in financial trouble. The community remained resilient amid the turmoil and publicly called for a "community takeover." Volunteers stepped up, convinced that in $DOGGO, a stronger $DOGE narrative had just been born. Granted, $DOGGO is a meme with an S-level narrative. But more importantly, it has become a movement. Today, $DOGGO is a community-driven meme with thousands of members and volunteers spread across the globe. History rarely repeats itself, but it often resembles itself. The next $DOGE is coming. As Doggo fans say, "$DOGGO is coming!"

Great things are happening with $DOGGO. The same story as $DOGE is repeating. The owner of $DOGE had sold all their tokens to buy a Honda Civic, and $DOGE became legendary. It turned into one of the biggest tokens in the crypto world. Now the same scene is repeating with $DOGGO. All tokens sent to the owner of $DOGE have been sold. Moreover, the $DOGGO team sold all their tokens. A community is forming here, there's a great narrative. Are you with us to make $DOGGO the new $DOGE? If so, join us.