Dogecoin's Mainnet DogeOS Launch Imminent

The launch of the mainnet 'DogeOS', which introduces DeFi and gaming features to the Dogecoin ecosystem, is imminent. On the 11th, Jordan Jefferson, CEO of DogeOS, stated in an interview that the development and security audit of version 1 have been completed, and the mainnet launch is approaching. The mainnet is a blockchain network where actual virtual asset transactions and services take place, although a specific launch date has not been disclosed. DogeOS plans to provide an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible application environment on the Dogecoin blockchain, expanding the existing use cases focused on remittances and payments to include DeFi and gaming. CEO Jefferson mentioned that there were not many ways to utilize Dogecoin beyond buying or holding it, and he presented gaming and digital asset reward features as new use cases. Over 100 developers are participating in DogeOS-related projects, and efforts are underway to integrate with major digital asset exchanges, wallets, and external protocols. Organizational restructuring is also in progress to secure development funds for the Dogecoin ecosystem, with Dogecoin Labs being an organization that integrates the development personnel and technology of DogeOS, the Dogecoin Foundation, and House of Doge. CEO Jefferson emphasized that Dogecoin has grown too large to rely solely on donations and that it is necessary to support core developers and the foundation through commercial ventures. After the mainnet launch, DogeOS plans to focus on developer support and ecosystem expansion.

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