ðĶī The Origin of $EDOGE: An Ethereum-Era Meme Born at Devcon V
In October 2019, the Ethereum Foundation hosted Devcon 5 in Osaka, Japan â a major event that brought together Ethereum developers, builders, and the global ETH community from around the world.
ðŊ The Hidden Signal
Hidden in the official blog post from that event was a curious image: Kabo-chan (Kabosu), the real-life Doge, wearing an Ethereum hat. Most saw it as a fun easter egg. But for some, it felt like something more â a quiet signal.

That moment sparked the idea for $EDOGE â the Ethereum-native version of Doge.
ð More Than a Meme
This isn't just another meme coin. $EDOGE is based on a real post by the Ethereum Foundation. And there are rumors that someone from the Foundation is secretly involved.
$EDOGE wasn't created out of thin air. It's rooted in a real Ethereum Foundation post from 2019. Some even believe someone from the Foundation is quietly involved.

ð Ethereum's Resurgence
Now, with Ethereum gaining momentum again in a new bull market, $EDOGE returns as a symbol of ETH culture, community, and belief in where Ethereum is headed.
$EDOGE stands for what Doge never did â full alignment with Ethereum's future. It's more than a meme. It's a symbol of Ethereum culture, community, and long-term belief in the chain.
⥠The Ethereum Maxi
$EDOGE is an Ethereum maxi. Always has been.
While other dog-themed tokens chase trends across multiple chains, $EDOGE represents unwavering loyalty to Ethereum. It's a token for those who believe deeply in Ethereum's vision, technology, and community.
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