The Dogecoin Foundation released a dogecoin roadmap, including website and token design, creating open source projects, and strengthening security protection. Dogecoin Foundation released the Dogecoin Trailmap, which is as follows: 1. Dogecoin.com will be redesigned and the key to the redesign will be the Dogepedia section. 2. Create the Dogecoin building block C library Libdogecoin, which allows anyone to build dogecoin-compliant products without worrying about the deeper details of encryption features. 3. Create dogecoin standards. The Dogecoin standard is intended to fully document the reference implementation (core wallet), fill in the gaps in the "white paper", and provide documentation for those trying to understand how Dogecoin works. For the first time, the Dogecoin protocol will be expressed in a way that can be independent of the core wallet. 4. Create an open source project, GigaWallet, that will provide node /API solutions that can be set up in seconds and allow developers to add dogecoin transactions to their platform. 5. Address community security issues with the proposed Dogecoin keyring application and SDK, which will enable Dogecoin users to retain custody of their dogecoin while integrating with the GigaWallet API so that mobile applications can conduct dogecoin transactions without holding keys. 6. The Foundation is also working with Vitalik Buterin to develop a unique Doge proposal for a "Community Pledge" version of PoS, which will allow everyone (not just the big players) to participate in running the network and receive rewards for their contributions, while giving back to the entire community through philanthropy.

Since the beginning of the year, the price of Dogecoin has risen 1,300%, with a market capitalization of more than $50 billion at one point.

Dogecoin is one of the most familiar crypto assets to the large number of young people who follow Musk, who has repeatedly tweeted about it. Dogecoin has made waves on social media, with a surge in transactions. At the beginning of the year, the price of dogecoin was only $0.002. At the end of the year, the price of dogecoin reached $0.01, an increase of more than 400%.

Dogecoin is worth more than $2 billion.

Due to the lack of pre-digging, dogecoin distribution is fair, charity and reward culture is popular, and user development is surprisingly rapid. On June 9, 2015, the number of dogecoin client addresses was 1.6 million, more than 5 times that of Litecoin. The number of active client addresses was 196,000, compared with 83,000 for Bitcoin and 11,000 for Litecoin. The number of foreign Users of Twitter is 150,000, 1.7 times that of Bitcoin and 6 times that of Litecoin. The number of likes on Facebook and the average of Bitcoin are far more than litecoin.

The Dogecoin Foundation has passed the approval of the SECURITIES and Exchange Commission of the United States and has been officially registered.

In 2013, Billy Markus, an IBM programmer from Portland, Oregon, wanted to produce a cryptocurrency different from Bitcoin. Bitcoin's founder was anonymous and attracted a small group of diggers at the time, while Markus wanted his cryptocurrency to be open to the public, according to Usman Chohan. Markus was looking for someone to work with him on this strange dream, so he reached out to Jackson Palmer at Adobe. Palmer bought the domain dogecoin.com as a nod to the "Doge" memes that were popular on the Internet at the time.