Doge's House, the newly established commercial arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, has unveiled the "Official Dogecoin Reserve." This strategic move aims to enhance the utility and adoption of the meme coin as a viable transaction currency. Explore the implications of this announcement.
Doge House, the newly established commercial arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, has launched an official Dogecoin Reserve.
— Goku
La Fondation Dogecoin a établi une « réserve officielle de Dogecoin » et a acheté les 10 premiers millions de $DOGE.
La Fondation Dogecoin a conclu en février un partenariat de 5 ans avec House of Doge, qui sera son partenaire de commercialisation.
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Doge House announced that one of its main goals with this reserve was to address a long-standing barrier for cryptocurrencies: slow transaction confirmation times. Speed and efficiency have long been concerns for digital currencies, often making them impractical for daily use.
“By maintaining a reserve, we can bridge the gap between transaction processing times and real-world utility, making Dogecoin extremely convenient for daily purchases,” said Michael Galloro, elected member of the Doge House board of directors.
The organization aims to facilitate instant and smooth Dogecoin transactions. This will enable merchants to process payments with speed and reliability comparable to traditional financial systems. Interestingly, the average Doge transaction processing time is already around one minute, making it a competitive option for daily transactions.
The reserve marks an important step in making Dogecoin more appealing to businesses, especially with lower transaction fees than conventional payment methods. According to BitInfoCharts, the current average transaction fees are 0.341 DOGE (0.063 $), significantly lower than bank and credit card fees.
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— Sir Doge of the Coin(@dogeofficialceo) March 20, 2025
Doge House also highlighted the token’s inflationary supply model as an advantage for its utility as a transaction currency. Unlike Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million coins, Dogecoin adds about 5.2 billion new tokens into circulation annually, ensuring a constant flow of liquidity.
“With a strategic reserve, Doge House is laying the groundwork for a payment ecosystem that ensures liquidity, stability, and reliability,” added Galloro.
This initiative aligns with Doge House’s vision of making “Dogecoin the people’s currency!” accessible to everyone as a truly decentralized currency. In the future, Doge House plans to announce its first strategic partnerships, focusing on demonstrating scalability and real-world payment applications of the token.
The market has already responded positively to this announcement. The price of DOGE has surged by 8.2%, reaching 0.19 $ at the time of publication. Additionally, its transaction volume has seen a sharp increase of 142.8%, indicating increased trader activity.
With this Official Dogecoin Reserve, Doge House is laying the foundation for a payment ecosystem that could potentially make Dogecoin a viable everyday payment option accessible to all. Especially since DOGE has always been rumored to be a currency used by Elon Musk on X or via Tesla. This appeal is not new.
The 50-day moving average resistance at 0.21 cents is the next target for DOGE. If broken, the memecoin could reach the 100-day moving average at 0.27 cents, equating to a 35 to 47% increase. In the 3H timeframe, the CMF and RSI show a real interest in DOGE. The coming days are likely to be green for the original memecoin.
Charles Ledoux is a Bitcoin and blockchain technology specialist. A graduate of the Crypto Academy, he has been a Bitcoin miner for over a year. He has written numerous masterclasses to educate newcomers to the industry and has authored over 2,000 articles on cryptocurrency. Now, he aims to share his passion for crypto through his articles for InvestX.
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