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Get to know Dogetipbot

Launched in 2013 by developer Josh Mohland, Dogetipbot quickly became a cornerstone of the Dogecoin community's culture of generosity and fun. The service integrated with platforms like Reddit and Twitter, enabling users to easily "tip" creators and other users small amounts of Dogecoin for their content. It played a significant role in Dogecoin's viral popularity and early use cases. However, in May 2017, the service abruptly shut down. The founder announced that the project was insolvent after he had used company funds for personal expenses and investments, leading to a complete collapse and the loss of all user funds stored on the platform.

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Dogetipbot

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2009

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