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Japanese Dog That Inspired $23 Billion Dogecoin Cryptocurrency Dies.
The internet's favorite Shiba Inu, Kabosu, has passed away. Kabosu's photo, with her tilted head and raised paws, became a meme sensation in 2010, inspiring the "Doge" craze with its funny captions in broken English. This meme later went on to influence the creation of Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency now valued at over $23 billion.
Kabozu's owner shared the news on her blog, mentioning Kabosu's peaceful passing at an estimated age of 18. Though Dogecoin began as a joke, it gained serious traction, with celebrities like Elon Musk tweeting about it. Kabosu even had a non-fungible token (NFT) artwork based on her photo sell for millions. While the "Doge" era may have begun as a lighthearted internet trend, Kabosu leaves behind a lasting legacy in the world of cryptocurrency.
Japanese Dog That Inspired $23 Billion Dogecoin Cryptocurrency Dies.
The internet's favorite Shiba Inu, Kabosu, has passed away. Kabosu's photo, with her tilted head and raised paws, became a meme sensation in 2010, inspiring the "Doge" craze with its funny captions in broken English. This meme later went on to influence the creation of Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency now valued at over $23 billion.
Kabozu's owner shared the news on her blog, mentioning Kabosu's peaceful passing at an estimated age of 18. Though Dogecoin began as a joke, it gained serious traction, with celebrities like Elon Musk tweeting about it. Kabosu even had a non-fungible token (NFT) artwork based on her photo sell for millions. While the "Doge" era may have begun as a lighthearted internet trend, Kabosu leaves behind a lasting legacy in the world of cryptocurrency.
The internet mourned the loss of Kabosu, the Shiba Inu dog who became the face of the "doge" meme and Dogecoin cryptocurrency, in late May 2024. Kabosu passed away peacefully at 18 years old after battling leukemia and liver disease.
Kabosu's internet fame began in 2010 with a photo of her tilted head, raised eyebrows, and curled paws. The image, captioned in Comic Sans with broken English ("wow", "such doge"), exploded into a viral meme phenomenon. "Doge" became synonymous with online humor, with Kabosu's face adorning countless photoshopped images.
In 2013, the "doge" meme transcended the internet when it inspired the creation of Dogecoin, a lighthearted cryptocurrency featuring Kabosu's image on its logo. Though initially intended as a joke, Dogecoin gained a dedicated following and even reached a market cap of nearly $24 billion before Kabosu's passing.
Kabosu's owner, Atsuko Sato, a kindergarten teacher, remembered her beloved dog as a happy and loving companion. While Kabosu is gone, her legacy lives on in the enduring "doge" meme culture and the Dogecoin cryptocurrency, a reminder of the unexpected ways the internet can turn a pet into a global icon.
#dogedies #dogecoin $DOGE
Kabosu's internet fame began in 2010 with a photo of her tilted head, raised eyebrows, and curled paws. The image, captioned in Comic Sans with broken English ("wow", "such doge"), exploded into a viral meme phenomenon. "Doge" became synonymous with online humor, with Kabosu's face adorning countless photoshopped images.
In 2013, the "doge" meme transcended the internet when it inspired the creation of Dogecoin, a lighthearted cryptocurrency featuring Kabosu's image on its logo. Though initially intended as a joke, Dogecoin gained a dedicated following and even reached a market cap of nearly $24 billion before Kabosu's passing.
Kabosu's owner, Atsuko Sato, a kindergarten teacher, remembered her beloved dog as a happy and loving companion. While Kabosu is gone, her legacy lives on in the enduring "doge" meme culture and the Dogecoin cryptocurrency, a reminder of the unexpected ways the internet can turn a pet into a global icon.
#dogedies #dogecoin $DOGE
