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Dogecoin runs on its own proof-of-work blockchain. Answer true or false.
Answer
true
- own blockchain
- A distinct Dogecoin ledger and network; merged mining does not make it another coin's blockchain.
- sources
- github.com, dogecoin core / dogecoin.org documentation and the dogecoin whitepaper: dogecoin is an independent blockchain using scrypt proof-of-work consensus, originally forked from litecoin's codebase, and since 2014 merge-mined with litecoin via auxpow while remaining its own chain with its own blocks and ledger., dogecoin core documentation (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) describing dogecoin as an independent scrypt proof-of-work blockchain, auxiliary merge-mined with litecoin, dogecoin core documentation (dogecoin.com/dogepaper.pdf) and wikipedia 'dogecoin' entry: dogecoin is a separate scrypt-based proof-of-work blockchain, merge-mined with litecoin, with its own independent consensus and chain, dogecoin core documentation / dogecoin foundation (dogecoin.com, "about" and developer docs) and wikipedia "dogecoin" article, both stating dogecoin is a separate blockchain using scrypt proof-of-work consensus, auxiliary (merge-)mined with litecoin., dogecoin core documentation / dogecoin.com and dogecoin whitepaper: dogecoin is an independent blockchain using scrypt proof-of-work consensus, forked from litecoin's codebase in 2013, merge-mined with litecoin but maintaining its own chain and ledger, dogecoin core documentation / dogecoin.com and litecoin foundation merge-mining documentation (auxpow, activated block 371,337, august 2014): dogecoin is a distinct, independently maintained blockchain using scrypt proof-of-work, merge-mined with litecoin since 2014., dogecoin core documentation / dogecoin.com and the dogecoin whitepaper: dogecoin is a fork of litecoin (itself a fork of bitcoin core) running its own independent scrypt proof-of-work blockchain, secured via merged mining with litecoin since auxpow activation in 2014 but maintaining its own distinct chain and ledger., dogecoin core documentation / dogecoin.com and wikipedia: dogecoin is an independent proof-of-work cryptocurrency launched in 2013, forked from litecoin's codebase, using the scrypt pow algorithm; it is not an erc-20 token or layer-2 of any other chain., dogecoin core documentation and project website (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) describing dogecoin as a scrypt-based proof-of-work cryptocurrency on its own blockchain, merge-mined with litecoin since auxpow activation in 2014, dogecoin core project documentation (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and general public knowledge: dogecoin is a scrypt-based proof-of-work blockchain, forked from litecoin, that has run its own independent chain since 2013 and has supported auxpow merge-mining with litecoin since 2014., dogecoin core project documentation (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and general public knowledge: dogecoin launched in december 2013 as an independent blockchain forked from litecoin (which itself forked bitcoin), using the scrypt proof-of-work hashing algorithm for mining and block validation, distinct from bitcoin's and ethereum's chains., dogecoin core project documentation (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and litecoin project's technical description of merge-mining: dogecoin is an independent blockchain using scrypt proof-of-work consensus, merge-mined with litecoin via auxpow since 2014, confirming it runs its own pow chain rather than being hosted on another network., dogecoin core project documentation (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and wikipedia entry for dogecoin, both describing it as a standalone pow blockchain forked from litecoin/bitcoin core using the scrypt hashing algorithm., dogecoin core project documentation / dogecoin.com ("dogecoin is a decentralized, peer-to-peer digital currency... based on litecoin") and wikipedia "dogecoin" article, both describing dogecoin as a standalone scrypt proof-of-work blockchain, merge-mined with litecoin, distinct from bitcoin's or any other chain., dogecoin core project documentation and the dogecoin whitepaper/wiki (dogecoin.com, "about" and developer docs) describing dogecoin as a scrypt-based proof-of-work cryptocurrency with its own independent blockchain, merge-mined with litecoin via auxpow since block 145,000 (2014)., dogecoin core project documentation and the dogecoin whitepaper/wiki (dogecoin.com, github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) describing dogecoin as a scrypt-based proof-of-work cryptocurrency with its own blockchain, merge-mined with litecoin., dogecoin core project readme (https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/blob/master/readme.md) states dogecoin core operates nodes in the dogecoin blockchain networks and uses scrypt proof of work; dogecoin foundation dogepedia, mining dogecoin (https://dogecoin.com/no/dogepedia/how-tos/mining-dogecoin/), describes dogecoin's proof-of-work consensus and merged mining., dogecoin core readme (https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/blob/master/readme.md) and dogecoin core faq (https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/blob/master/doc/faq.md), dogecoin core readme (https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/blob/master/readme.md); dogecoin official site (https://dogecoin.com/), dogecoin core readme, github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin: 'dogecoin core ... uses the scrypt hashing method for proof of work' and operates the dogecoin blockchain networks, dogecoin core readme, https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/blob/master/readme.md (dogecoin blockchain networks and scrypt proof of work)., dogecoin core readme.md (github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin, master): states dogecoin core 'uses the scrypt hashing method for proof of work' on the dogecoin blockchain networks; corroborated by dogecoin.com, which describes its consensus as a proof of work mechanism, dogecoin foundation developer documentation (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and wikipedia's dogecoin article, both of which describe dogecoin as a proof-of-work cryptocurrency with its own blockchain, forked from litecoin's codebase and merge-mined with it via auxpow since 2014., dogecoin official dogepedia: https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/how-tos/mining-dogecoin/ (proof of work consensus; merged mining) and https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/articles/what-is-a-blockchain/ (dogecoin blockchain and genesis block)., dogecoin project documentation (dogecoin.com) and general cryptocurrency reference knowledge (e.g. wikipedia 'dogecoin'): dogecoin is a separate blockchain launched in 2013, using scrypt proof-of-work consensus, merge-minable with litecoin but maintaining its own independent chain., dogecoin project, dogecoin.com (about/faq) and the dogecoin wikipedia article, which state that dogecoin is a peer-to-peer proof-of-work cryptocurrency with its own blockchain, launched in december 2013 as a fork of luckycoin/litecoin code, dogecoin protocol documentation (dogecoin/dogecoin github wiki) and wikipedia 'dogecoin' article: dogecoin is a separate litecoin-derived (scrypt) proof-of-work blockchain with its own nodes, miners, and block history, merge-mined with litecoin since 2014., dogecoin protocol documentation / dogecoin core source (github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and general crypto reference knowledge (e.g. coinmarketcap/coingecko asset pages): dogecoin is a standalone scrypt proof-of-work blockchain, forked from litecoin in 2013, with its own independent consensus and block production, not a token on another chain., dogecoin protocol documentation / dogecoin core source (github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) — dogecoin is a fork of litecoin's codebase running an independent scrypt proof-of-work blockchain with auxpow merge-mining support since 2014., dogecoin.com, dogecoin.com faq (https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/faq/) and the dogecoin core github repository (https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin), both describing dogecoin as a separate scrypt proof-of-work blockchain, merge-mined with litecoin, dogecoin.com official faq (https://dogecoin.com) and the dogecoin core project documentation (https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin), which describe dogecoin as an independent proof-of-work cryptocurrency launched in 2013, using scrypt pow and merge-mining with litecoin., en.wikipedia.org, public-inspection.federalregister.gov, raw.githubusercontent.com, trezor, 'what is dogecoin?' (https://trezor.io/learn/supported-assets/other-cryptocurrencies/what-is-dogecoin): dogecoin is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency using the scrypt algorithm on its own blockchain. corroborated by a general web search summary of dogecoin's scrypt proof-of-work chain, a luckycoin fork., trezor.io, wikipedia, 'dogecoin' article (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/dogecoin): proof-of-work timestamping, scrypt hash, based on luckycoin/litecoin; dogecoin.com: 'open-source peer-to-peer digital currency' using blockchain technology, www.sec.gov
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