An NFT with a dog image from the memcoin Dogwifhat logo is ready to buy for $25,000

An NFT with a dog image from the memcoin Dogwifhat logo is ready to buy for $25,000

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by Max Nevskyi

3 years ago


The photograph of the dog, which has become the face of the Dogwifhat meme coin, has been put up for sale as an NFT for $25,000. The presumed owner of this dog, formerly named Chi-Chi and now known as Achi, has listed her image on auction. The auction is being held on the Foundation platform for three days now, and currently, the highest bid stands at 6.9 ETH, approximately equivalent to $26,000.

The dog, born on September 15, 2018, gained fame through a photograph taken two months after her birth, which later became the logo of Dogwifhat. However, the Web3 community has expressed doubts about the authenticity of the alleged owner's claims, as the only presented evidence is a photograph resembling the dog's image on the logo.

Additionally, the meme coin community has raised over $700,000 to display the dog's image on the screen of the entertainment complex MSG Sphere in Las Vegas. Currently, the Dogwifhat's price is $2.96, which is 73% higher compared to last week, and the market capitalization has reached $2.9 billion.

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