Dogecoin Accepted Online Casinos

Dogecoin was created by Jackson Palmer and Billy Markus in December 2013. What makes it interesting is it started as a kind of a joke: the creators were inspired by the doge meme, as well as the desire to create a fresh kind of cryptocurrency. Although they operate worldwide, the situation in the US is a little complicated: gambling for money is mostly prohibited, but Dogecoin doesn't fall under these restrictions as it is technically not considered actual money. Dogecoin was developed as a fork of Luckycoin, which was itself a fork of Litecoin. As such, it contains features and characteristics of Litecoin: for example, a Scrypt algorithm which prevented, in theory, Bitcoin ASICs - computer systems designed to mine Bitcoin - from mining it (although Scrypt ASIC miners exist today, they weren't as widespread in 2013).
 

Features of Dogecoin include: 
 

• Speed: A shorter block time compared with Litecoin.
• Convenience: Incredibly low transaction fees and quick processing times (deposits usually take a few minutes, but never more than an hour).
• Savings: As opposed to Bitcoin, withdrawing currency in Dogecoin doesn't incur costly processing taxes—for this reason, Dogecoin is often used as a middleman coin, providing a convenient bridge between real-world money and other cryptocurrencies. 
   

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