As Elon Musk Removes Dogecoin Icon From Twitter, This Other Meme Coin Is Going Viral – Here’s Why
Dogecoin and Shiba Inu are two of the most well-known joke crypto assets in the emerging crypto industry. However, both have largely underperformed due to their lack of real-world utility.
In a fast-growing world where technology is changing how we connect with the world around us, having a voice is becoming even more important by the day.
A new meme coin is facilitating a sanction-free voting mechanism for the future.
Called Love Hate Inu, the vote-to-earn (V2E) project allows users to vote on any trending public issues and earn cryptocurrencies for letting their opinions known.
The whole world came to a standstill after social media giant Twitter changed its popular bird logo.
In its place, a popular Japanese dog Shiba Inu became the new face of Twitter company.
Since the takeover by Tesla boss Elon Musk last year, Twitter has boldly incorporated cryptocurrencies into its system.
Musk is a well-known Dogecoin supporter, and the recent unexplained logo change has positively impacted the popular meme cryptocurrency.
Since the unexplained switch of mascots, DOGE has shot up in value, recording a 7.9% increase in the past week and 16.82% in the last 30 days.
However, Dogecoin has struggled to break above the $1 valuation due to its apparent lack of utility.
The good news is there is a new regen of meme coins for crypto investors.
Instead of only focusing on the fun side of these parody coins, users can use them to effect positive societal change.
The project changing the face of meme assets is Love Hate Inu.
Launched on the Ethereum blockchain, Love Hate Inu is a vote-to-earn blockchain project.
The platform allows users to vote on trending meme polls by choosing between 'love' or hate.'
Given that it operates on a
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