Kabosu, the prototype of Dogecoin Doge, the Shiba Inu, passed away in May this year. A large number of sad crypto communities mourned him. However, the Japanese owner’s family who raised Kabosu announced on Twitter early today (28th) that they had a new member in the family. " Neiro" instantly ignited the meme currency community with the idea of issuing coins. In a short period of time, several $NEIRO tokens have appeared on the top of the list of popular transactions on the chain.
$NEIRO skyrockets 1,250x in six hours
The trading volume of $NEIRO ( CTJf74cTo3cw8acFP1YXF3QpsQUUBGBjh2k2e8xsZ6UL ), which accounts for the largest trading volume, has exceeded US$400 million. An early investor bought 183 SOL at the opening. If calculated at the high selling price of US$0.1, the trader made a profit of approximately US$3.2 million. .
Neiro’s owner reiterated that he “does not endorse other crypto projects except Own the Doge”
The owners of Kabosu and Neiro tweeted that they saw many Doge and Neiro crypto token projects, but none of them have copyrights except Own the doge!
I see a lot of tokens related to Kabosu and Neiro. To clarify, I do not support any crypto projects except @ownthedoge $dog, as they own the original Doge photo and IP rights (which I gave them) and are committed to doing good deeds, charity work and promoting Doge culture.
Without copyright, can the meme currency community be blocked? Definitely not possible.
