As a general rule, avoid any memecoin that contains the word Doge or is heavily promoted on social media or from newbies accounts on this forum, since it does not have a separate blockchain and is just a token on BSC and is not listed on CMC or Coingecko, so there is nothing indicating that it will be valuable.
BTW, I checked the previous posts of @Tazz90 and it appears that he is an active promoter of MuskyDoge. @Tazz90 has posts back to 2023. The currency has an Old Contract[1], and therefore, what you failed to achieve in a year, you will not succeed in achieving now.
If more newbies continue to promote this project, I may start giving them negative trust.
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.61913690
BTW, I checked the previous posts of @Tazz90 and it appears that he is an active promoter of MuskyDoge. @Tazz90 has posts back to 2023. The currency has an Old Contract[1], and therefore, what you failed to achieve in a year, you will not succeed in achieving now.
If more newbies continue to promote this project, I may start giving them negative trust.
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.61913690
I'm actually apart of the MuskyDoge team. Mobile gaming is in the multi billions for yearly revenue. I agree with everything you've said. With that said, we are bringing money in from profits from the game (Purchases, ad revenue) Our e-sports (muskydoge.net) will start out with our very own and unique cash tournaments for Backyard Paintball. It's not going to stop there. Having playing e-sports myself, the leagues used to host many games. It is possible to create a blockchain but to start, it would cause an inconvenience for users to purchase. Nowadays, that's not necessary as you have to follow the same steps getting listed on major exchanges by pairing coins/tokens with USDT. I'm sure you've heard of PEPE and how they are 3.5 Billion marketcap. For them, it really got going from a very large buy. There are thousands of paintball groups out there. Paintball is a very competitive sport. It's also an expensive sport, typically competitors will pay 1-1.7K for top of the line equipment. With the game having in app purchases with a similar approach to the real sport (obviously not that expensive). You would think for a tournament or league they would want to have equipment that shoots faster and more accurate? Of course they would. Then that also goes to the charts. It may never be like PEPE but at 133K marketcap, it sure has a lot to gain. You mentioned Taz, I believe when this first got posted it was at 30K marketcap and people said it was going to die in a week. So here we are, with the same song and dance. "what you failed to achieve in a year, you will not succeed in achieving now". Well, that's a bold assessment considering you didn't watch the short video. No, there was no failed to achieve in a year. This game took 2 years to develop and is nearly ready to go public. Currently is in open beta on google play and soon for iOS. It's a company that acts like a stock. It pays investors 1% in Dogecoin on all transaction. That approach helps investors hold and recieve passive income. So, we'll see how this company does in the future.
