THE ORIGINAL MEME
Dogecoin
3 original articles · News, research & explainers
Start with the right question.
Dogecoin is a useful place to separate three stories that are often bundled together: the internet joke, the currency’s issuance rules and the behavior of people trading it. A community can organize around a sporting event without changing the monetary schedule. A court can reject a pleaded legal claim without conducting a complete blockchain investigation. An uncapped supply can still follow a defined issuance process. Those distinctions are the starting point for this collection. Read the NASCAR case for a community story with documentary receipts, the supply explainer for the arithmetic and the lawsuit case for the boundary between a legal finding and an on-chain conclusion. None of these records predicts the next price move. Together they offer a better vocabulary for evaluating a DOGE headline: what happened, which institution recorded it, what changed in the protocol and which parts remain interpretation. Follow the dated references rather than treating every retelling as a new event.
Meme Autopsy #8: What the Musk Dogecoin Lawsuit Failed to Establish
A two-page order ended the Musk Dogecoin case. It rejected the pleaded theory, but it did not perform the wallet investigation many headlines implied.
Dogecoin’s Unlimited Supply Does Not Mean Unlimited New Coins Overnight
DOGE has no final supply ceiling, but its issuance follows rules. A plain-English guide to block rewards, annual estimates and why supply arithmetic cannot predict price.
Meme Autopsy #1: The Dogecoin Joke That Bought a NASCAR Seat
A dog photo became a currency, then a racing sponsorship. Our first case follows the receipts and separates a real community achievement from borrowed credibility.