Following his arch-rival Shiba Inu (SHIB) Baby Doge Coin It looks like he’s getting ready to enter the world of Metaverse.
This week, Baby Doge took to Twitter to ask her fans how they felt about her entry into the dog-based meme coin Metaverse. The tweet also featured a 19-second video that looked like a trailer. The animated video shows Baby Doge moving from place to place in the metaverse.
The tweet coincided with the announcement that meme coin rival Shiba Inu will launch land sales of its first Virtual Real Estate (Shiba Lands). This move also shows that Baby Doge Coin does not want to miss this train that the rest of the community has jumped on and is considering entering the Metaverse to not be left behind in the race.
Do you want to see #BabyDoge in the metaverse? pic.twitter.com/IE5EYV7chb
— BabyDoge (@BabyDogeCoin) February 9, 2022
The move also seems to have had a positive impact on the price of BabyDoge, which changed hands at $0.000000003792 per coin. The cryptocurrency climbed as high as $0.0000000004017 after the news, but lost some of these gains as the market was in a downtrend. The coin’s trading volume has also dropped considerably.
BabyDoge’s popularity has been increasing since the beginning of 2022 and continues to trend on Twitter and coin tracking sites all over the world, including Turkey. BabyDoge’s official Twitter address is almost ready to reach 1 million followers by following the hype around the coin.
In addition to all this, the cryptocurrency, which announced that it is the child of Dogecoin, increased its adoption by being listed on some exchanges. Baby Doge Coin was also recently listed on Canada’s largest crypto exchange Biconomy Global.
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