Recent Developments in the Doge Ecosystem and Its "Moon Landing Plan"

The cryptocurrency market is gradually emerging from the trough after the last bull-bear cycle. In this round of market recovery, MEME coins have once again become the focus, with various inscription protocols emerging one after another. However, as the king of MEME during the last bull market, the Doge ecosystem seems to be a bit quiet in this wave of excitement.

Looking back at the last bull market, Doge was a focal point due to its "moon landing plan" slogan and the attention from a certain well-known entrepreneur. At that time, Doge's market value indeed reached astonishing heights, as if it had truly "landed on the moon." Interestingly, even during bear markets, the rocket launch test results from a certain aerospace company could still influence Doge's price fluctuations.

Recently, with the changes in the global economic situation and the emergence of positive news in the cryptocurrency market, the market has gradually recovered. This round of warming began with the explosion of MEME coins, especially the Brc-20 standard based on Bitcoin, which has triggered a new wave of enthusiasm. Subsequently, the heat quickly spread to Ethereum and other compatible chains, such as Polygon and Fantom, and even non-EVM compatible chains like Solana joined in on the festivities.

However, as the former king of MEME, the Doge ecosystem seems to lack highlights in this wave of enthusiasm. Although the Doge chain is technically similar to Bitcoin and theoretically can easily transplant the inscription protocol, its Drc-20 standard has not garnered much market response. In contrast, the Prc-20 protocol on the Polygon chain has received more attention.

Overall, Doge's innovation in the inscription space has been relatively limited, relying primarily on a simple fork of Bitcoin on-chain innovation, combined with its inherent MEME attributes. However, this strategy does not seem to have been able to pique strong interest in the market.

Nevertheless, the Doge community's creativity in other areas is still worth paying attention to. Most notably, Doge may really be "going to the moon". On November 16, the Doge official confirmed that a robotics company plans to send physical Doge coins to the moon via a rocket. If this mission succeeds, "Doge to the moon" will no longer just be a slogan, but will become a reality.

It is worth mentioning that this task was funded by the Doge community as early as 2015. This reflects the unique community consensus of Doge, emphasizing fun and creativity rather than technological innovation. If this task is successful, it will undoubtedly become an important milestone in the development of Doge, further consolidating its position in the MEME coin space and potentially attracting more people to pay attention to and join the Doge community.

In the world of cryptocurrency, community members often take a keen interest in participating in such interesting projects. Doge's move aligns perfectly with this characteristic, showcasing its unique community culture and cohesion.