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Kabosu, rostro del meme Dogecoin (DOGE), fallece. Kabosu, el perro Shiba Inu que se convirtió en la cara de Dogecoin y en una figura icónica de los memes, falleció en Japón a la edad de 19 años. Su dueño, Atsuko Sato, informó la triste noticia, marcando el final de una era tanto para la comunidad de memes como para la comunidad de memes. y entusiastas de las criptomonedas en todo el mundo. Kabosu ganó fama en Internet en 2010 cuando sus fotos se volvieron virales, lo que llevó a la creación del meme "Doge". Este meme, caracterizado por el rostro expresivo de Kabosu y leyendas humorísticas en un inglés entrecortado, se extendió rápidamente por Internet y se convirtió en un fenómeno cultural. En 2013, la imagen de Kabosu fue adoptada como mascota de DOGE, una nueva criptomoneda que inicialmente comenzó como una broma pero que pronto se convirtió en un actor serio en el mercado de las criptomonedas. La cuenta oficial X de Dogecoin rindió homenaje a Kabosu y destacó su inconmensurable impacto en el mundo. Señalaron que ella era un símbolo de felicidad y amor, cuyo espíritu tocó y moldeó muchas vidas en todo el mundo. Desde su lanzamiento hace más de una década, Dogecoin (DOGE) ha logrado hitos importantes, convirtiéndose en la octava criptomoneda más grande con una capitalización de mercado de 22,85 mil millones de dólares y una facturación diaria de miles de millones. La popularidad y el éxito de Dogecoin se pueden atribuir en gran medida a la entrañable presencia de Kabosu en su logotipo, que capturó los corazones de muchos. La influencia de Dogecoin se extendió más allá de ser un simple meme. Kabosu jugó un papel crucial al unir a una comunidad diversa de entusiastas de las criptomonedas. Sin ella, el panorama de las criptomonedas basadas en memes, un sector que ahora vale 58 mil millones de dólares, podría no existir.

Kabosu, rostro del meme Dogecoin (DOGE), fallece.

Kabosu, el perro Shiba Inu que se convirtió en la cara de Dogecoin y en una figura icónica de los memes, falleció en Japón a la edad de 19 años. Su dueño, Atsuko Sato, informó la triste noticia, marcando el final de una era tanto para la comunidad de memes como para la comunidad de memes. y entusiastas de las criptomonedas en todo el mundo.

Kabosu ganó fama en Internet en 2010 cuando sus fotos se volvieron virales, lo que llevó a la creación del meme "Doge". Este meme, caracterizado por el rostro expresivo de Kabosu y leyendas humorísticas en un inglés entrecortado, se extendió rápidamente por Internet y se convirtió en un fenómeno cultural. En 2013, la imagen de Kabosu fue adoptada como mascota de DOGE, una nueva criptomoneda que inicialmente comenzó como una broma pero que pronto se convirtió en un actor serio en el mercado de las criptomonedas.

La cuenta oficial X de Dogecoin rindió homenaje a Kabosu y destacó su inconmensurable impacto en el mundo. Señalaron que ella era un símbolo de felicidad y amor, cuyo espíritu tocó y moldeó muchas vidas en todo el mundo.

Desde su lanzamiento hace más de una década, Dogecoin (DOGE) ha logrado hitos importantes, convirtiéndose en la octava criptomoneda más grande con una capitalización de mercado de 22,85 mil millones de dólares y una facturación diaria de miles de millones. La popularidad y el éxito de Dogecoin se pueden atribuir en gran medida a la entrañable presencia de Kabosu en su logotipo, que capturó los corazones de muchos.

La influencia de Dogecoin se extendió más allá de ser un simple meme. Kabosu jugó un papel crucial al unir a una comunidad diversa de entusiastas de las criptomonedas. Sin ella, el panorama de las criptomonedas basadas en memes, un sector que ahora vale 58 mil millones de dólares, podría no existir.

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