Dogecoin operates on blockchain technology, similar to Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies. It uses a Proof-of-Work algorithm to verify transactions and add new blocks to the blockchain. This means that network users can use their computer power to solve mathematical puzzles and earn rewards in the form of Dogecoins. 

A significant difference from Bitcoin is that Dogecoin has a much higher maximum supply. While Bitcoin has a limit of 21 million coins, Dogecoin has a maximum supply of up to 129 billion coins. This makes Dogecoin cheaper than Bitcoin and more accessible to small investors. 

Another unique aspect of Dogecoin is the community behind it. It started as a joke but grew into a tight-knit community of enthusiasts and meme-makers. There have even been charity fundraisers conducted with Dogecoin for various charitable causes and foundations. 

Dogecoin is also very popular on social media, especially on Twitter and Reddit. This has led to a strong online presence and a dedicated fanbase.  $DOGE $DODO $PEPE #HistoricGains #HistoryInTheMaking #doge⚡ #DogecoinCommunity