Dogecoin Surpassed $1 Billion On This Day Seven Years Ago: Details

The dog-themed cryptocurrency Dogecoin (DOGE) is marking a milestone in its history. Seven years ago, on December 22, 2017, Dogecoin's market capitalization surpassed $1 billion for the first time. The Dogecoin Fund has used X to commemorate this milestone in the history of cryptocurrency - the market capitalization of this currency exceeds $1 billion, with the tweet: 'Seven years ago, on December 22, 2017, this happened' along with a screenshot highlighting this historic moment. Please provide the text to be translated. Dogecoin was created in December 2013 by software engineers Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer. Originally considered a joke, Dogecoin quickly attracted a strong community of supporters and reached a market value of billions of dollars by the end of 2017. Seven years later, Dogecoin is still growing strong, with a current market capitalization of billions of dollars. Dogecoin is now the seventh largest cryptocurrency, with a market valuation of $46.13 billion and a current price of $0.313. According to a recent report from the analytical platform Onchain IntoTheBlock, Dogecoin proudly has over 6.6 million holders. When the Dogecoin Fund looks back on this milestone, it is a reminder of the journey of development of cryptocurrency for dogs over the years. Dogecoin community receives important reminder Mishaboar, a prominent member of the Dogecoin community, has issued an important reminder to Dogecoin holders. Dogechain, a popular online Dogecoin wallet, was shut down in July. Users have been given until December 31 to download their private keys from the website. Mishaboar has reminded the Dogecoin community of this upcoming deadline in a tweet. According to this direction, Mishaboar reiterates an important warning to those who hold DOGE: never keep Dogecoin in a wallet created through any online service. In a previous warning, the Dogecoin community was asked to use only the Dogechain.info domain for the mentioned action. This is because the .com domain has been used for fraudulent attacks in the past. DYOR! #Write2Win #Write&Earn $DOGE {spot}(DOGEUSDT)