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Dogecoin is an ERC-20 token. Answer true or false.
Answer
false
- ERC-20
- The Ethereum token standard (EIP-20). Dogecoin's native asset (DOGE) lives on its own Dogecoin blockchain, so it is not an ERC-20 token. Wrapped or bridged DOGE on Ethereum is a separate contract, not DOGE itself.
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- , coingecko and coinmarketcap asset pages for dogecoin (doge) list its platform/blockchain as the native dogecoin chain, with no ethereum contract address for the canonical doge asset, confirming it is not an erc-20 token, coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/ and dogecoin.com - dogecoin is a layer-1 proof-of-work blockchain with its own native coin doge, not an erc-20 token on ethereum, dogecoin (doge) is the native asset of its own layer-1 blockchain, the dogecoin network, a litecoin-derived proof-of-work chain launched in 2013. it is not a smart-contract token deployed on ethereum or any other chain, and has no erc-20 contract address; it is not an erc-20 token., dogecoin (doge) is the native asset of its own layer-1 dogecoin blockchain (a 2013 fork of litecoin with its own consensus and client, dogecoind), not a token issued under the erc-20 standard on ethereum; this is documented on the dogecoin project site (dogecoin.com) and in coinmarketcap/coingecko's asset profile for doge, both of which list its native chain as dogecoin, not ethereum., dogecoin (doge) is the native asset of the standalone dogecoin blockchain, launched in 2013 as a fork of litecoin; it is not an ethereum token and has no canonical erc-20 contract. this is documented on the dogecoin foundation site (dogecoin.com) and in general reference sources (e.g. wikipedia 'dogecoin' article), both of which describe dogecoin as its own blockchain/coin rather than a token issued on ethereum., dogecoin (doge) project documentation and the dogecoin blockchain itself (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) establish that doge is a native coin on its own independent blockchain, not an erc-20 token issued on ethereum., dogecoin (dogecoin.com / dogecoin core documentation): dogecoin is a litecoin-derived, independent proof-of-work blockchain with its own native coin (doge) and consensus rules; it predates the erc-20 standard and is not a contract on ethereum or any evm chain. wrapped forms such as wdoge are separate erc-20 contracts distinct from dogecoin itself., dogecoin core project / dogecoin.com and wikipedia ("dogecoin"): dogecoin is a standalone layer-1 cryptocurrency with its own blockchain and consensus (scrypt-based proof-of-work, forked from litecoin/bitcoin code), not a smart-contract token deployed on ethereum. it therefore does not conform to the erc-20 standard, which only applies to tokens issued via smart contracts on ethereum (or evm-compatible chains)., dogecoin core readme, https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/blob/master/readme.md (describes the separate dogecoin blockchain and scrypt proof of work); dogecoin foundation, dogecoin foundation to join the wdoge dao, 2022-09-12, https://foundation.dogecoin.com/announcements/2022-09-12-wdoge-bridge/ (distinguishes native dogecoin from wrapped tokens on ethereum)., dogecoin foundation / dogecoin.com and docs.dogechain.dog describe dogecoin as a standalone proof-of-work blockchain (a fork of litecoin/bitcoin core) with its own native coin doge; it is not an erc-20 token, which by definition must be a smart contract deployed on the ethereum chain. no erc-20 contract issues canonical doge., dogecoin foundation / dogecoin.com and the dogecoin core github repository (dogecoin/dogecoin) describe dogecoin as an independent blockchain with its own consensus (scrypt pow) and native coin, not an erc-20 token deployed on ethereum; no contract address for an official 'dogecoin' erc-20 is listed on ethereum's canonical token registries (e.g. ethereum foundation/etherscan verified contract listings), dogecoin official documentation, who owns and controls the dogecoin network?: https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/articles/who-owns-dogecoin/ ; ethereum erc-20 specification: https://eips.ethereum.org/eips/eip-20, dogecoin official site (dogecoin.com) and dogecoin core github (github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) both describe dogecoin as operating on its own proof-of-work blockchain derived from litecoin/bitcoin core, with its own native coin doge; it has no erc-20 smart contract on ethereum (wrapped variants like wdoge are separate tokens, not dogecoin itself), dogecoin official site (dogecoin.com) and dogecoin wikipedia article: doge is a native cryptocurrency on its own blockchain, not an erc-20 token, dogecoin official site (dogecoin.com) and its github (github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) describe dogecoin as a standalone proof-of-work blockchain/cryptocurrency with its own node software, distinct from ethereum; it is not an erc-20 token contract on ethereum (erc-20 tokens such as wrapped 'wrapped dogecoin' are separate derivative assets, not dogecoin itself)., dogecoin official site (https://dogecoin.com/) describes dogecoin as a peer-to-peer digital currency using blockchain technology; ethereum erc-20 specification (https://eips.ethereum.org/eips/eip-20) defines a token interface implemented in smart contracts., dogecoin official site (https://dogecoin.com/) describes dogecoin as an open-source peer-to-peer digital currency; eip-20 (https://eips.ethereum.org/eips/eip-20) defines erc-20 as a standard interface for tokens implemented in smart contracts., dogecoin official site, https://dogecoin.com/ (describes dogecoin as a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency using blockchain technology); ethereum erc-20 documentation, https://ethereum.org/developers/docs/standards/tokens/erc-20/ (defines erc-20 as an api/token standard for tokens within ethereum smart contracts)., dogecoin project documentation (dogecoin.com and the dogecoin core project at github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin): doge is the native currency of its own blockchain, a litecoin-derived scrypt proof-of-work chain. it is not an erc-20 token., dogecoin project documentation (dogecoin.com) and wikipedia 'dogecoin': doge is the native coin of a standalone scrypt proof-of-work blockchain, not an erc-20 token. read from knowledge in this run, not fetched., dogecoin project documentation (dogecoin.com) describes doge as a native cryptocurrency on the dogecoin blockchain; ethereum.org defines erc-20 as an ethereum token standard (eip-20), dogecoin project documentation (dogecoin.com, dogecoin whitepaper and dogecoin core docs): doge is a standalone proof-of-work cryptocurrency with its own chain and is not an erc-20 token; erc-20 doge wrappers (e.g. wdoge) are third-party bridged assets, not doge itself., dogecoin project, https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/articles/what-is-dogecoin/; dogecoin core getting-started documentation, https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/blob/master/doc/getting-started.md, dogecoin whitepaper/docs (dogecoin.com, github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and coinmarketcap/etherscan: dogecoin (doge) runs on its own independent blockchain (a litecoin/scrypt-based fork launched 2013), not on ethereum, and has no erc-20 contract on ethereum mainnet., dogecoin whitepaper/project docs (dogecoin.com) and dogecoin core source (github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) describe doge as a standalone blockchain launched in 2013 with its own consensus (scrypt pow) and its own native coin; it is not an erc-20 token deployed on ethereum. wrapped representations (e.g. 'wrapped dogecoin') are separate erc-20 tokens distinct from dogecoin itself., dogecoin whitepaper/project docs (dogecoin.com, dogecoin.com/dogepedia) and coinmarketcap/coingecko listings describe dogecoin as having its own independent blockchain and consensus (scrypt pow, forked from litecoin), not as a token issued on ethereum; it has no erc-20 contract of its own (distinct from unofficial wrapped-doge tokens on ethereum, which are not 'dogecoin'), dogecoin's official site describes dogecoin as an open-source peer-to-peer cryptocurrency using blockchain technology (https://dogecoin.com/); ethereum.org defines erc-20 as a token standard/api for tokens in smart contracts on ethereum (https://ethereum.org/developers/docs/standards/tokens/erc-20/). together these establish that native doge is not an erc-20 token., dogecoin's own project documentation (dogecoin.com / github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) and general crypto-asset references describe doge as the native coin of the independent dogecoin blockchain (a litecoin/bitcoin-derived proof-of-work chain), not as an erc-20 token deployed on ethereum. no canonical erc-20 contract exists on ethereum representing dogecoin itself., dogecoin.com, dogecoin.com (official site, faq) and the dogecoin github repository (dogecoin/dogecoin) both describe dogecoin as an independent blockchain with its own native coin, not a token issued on ethereum; there is no canonical erc-20 contract representing dogecoin itself on ethereum (wrapped representations like wdoge are separate, third-party-issued tokens, not dogecoin itself)., dogecoin.com (official site: 'dogecoin is an open source peer-to-peer digital currency' with its own blockchain and consensus, distinct from ethereum) and etherscan.io token listings, which list only wrapped derivatives (e.g. 'dogecoin' bridged tokens) as erc-20s, confirming native doge itself is not an erc-20 token, dogecoin.com / dogecoin foundation project description and the dogecoin github repository (dogecoin/dogecoin), which describe dogecoin as a standalone proof-of-work blockchain forked from litecoin, with its own native coin — it is not an erc-20 token contract on ethereum., dogecoin.com and the dogecoin core project documentation (github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin) describe dogecoin as an independent proof-of-work blockchain forked from litecoin/bitcoin core, with its own native coin (doge); it is not a smart-contract token on ethereum or any other chain, so it is not an erc-20 token., dogecoin.com official faq (https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/basics/what-is-dogecoin) and wikipedia 'dogecoin' article both describe dogecoin as an independent cryptocurrency with its own blockchain and mainnet, forked from litecoin/bitcoin core, not an ethereum erc-20 token; no contract exists on ethereum representing native dogecoin (only unrelated third-party wrapped tokens use the name), dogecoin.com official site and dogecoin github repo (dogecoin/dogecoin) describe dogecoin as an independent cryptocurrency with its own blockchain (forked from litecoin/bitcoin core), not an ethereum token; no erc-20 contract exists for the canonical doge asset., dogecoin.com, 'who owns and controls the dogecoin network?' (https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/articles/who-owns-dogecoin/), which identifies the dogecoin blockchain as its own network; coinbase help, 'supported assets and networks' (https://help.coinbase.com/en-in/wallet/getting-started/what-types-of-crypto-does-wallet-support), which lists dogecoin separately from 'all erc-20 tokens'., eips.ethereum.org, en.wikipedia.org, foundation.dogecoin.com, github.com, okx learn, 'dogecoin blockchain' (https://www.okx.com/learn/dogecoin-blockchain): dogecoin is not an erc-20 token or wrapped coin; it runs its own standalone network. corroborated by coinpaper, 'what blockchain is dogecoin on?' (https://coinpaper.com/11333/what-blockchain-is-dogecoin-on): dogecoin is a litecoin fork using scrypt with its own chain., okx learn, 'dogecoin blockchain' (https://www.okx.com/learn/dogecoin-blockchain): dogecoin is not an erc-20 token; it runs as a standalone coin on its own network, forked from litecoin., www.okx.com, www.sec.gov
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#879falseDogecoin project documentation (dogecoin.com) describes DOGE as a native cryptocurrency on the Dogecoin blockchain; ethereum.org defines ERC-20 as an Ethereum token standard (EIP-20)
#1067falseDogecoin Core project / dogecoin.com and Wikipedia ("Dogecoin"): Dogecoin is a standalone layer-1 cryptocurrency with its own blockchain and consensus (Scrypt-based proof-of-work, forked from Litecoin/Bitcoin code), not a smart-contract token deployed on Ethereum. It therefore does not conform to the ERC-20 standard, which only applies to tokens issued via smart contracts on Ethereum (or EVM-compatible chains).
#776falsefrom dogecoin.com
#1112falsefrom foundation.dogecoin.com
#586falsecoinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/ and dogecoin.com - Dogecoin is a Layer-1 proof-of-work blockchain with its own native coin DOGE, not an ERC-20 token on Ethereum138 more
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