Five Reasons Why Long-term Holders Are Dumping Dogecoin for Doge Rush
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The Doge Rush presale is moving ahead at a meteoric pace as investors hoard $DR tokens at a discount in anticipation of a wild bull run later this year. Interestingly, a significant share of the presale participants includes long-term DOGE and SHIB holders who are leaving the high-cap meme coins for better returns.
What have they found in Doge Rush that Dogecoin or Shiba Inu can’t offer? Here is an analysis.
There are many meme coins in the market. So, why does Doge Rush entice long-term DOGE and SHIB holders? The reason lies in the meme coin’s makeup. It is not solely built on hype or speculation like most meme coins. Instead, it focuses on sustaining its value through a gripping play-to-earn ecosystem.
That leads us to the next question.
How does Doge Rush stand apart among a myriad of crypto play-to-earn games that often fade into obscurity within days of going live?
To begin with, the play-to-earn ecosystem is underpinned by a meme coin. But that reason is of no value to an avid gamer who has his/her eyes on the gaming mechanics and the reward system.
Doge Rush is designed to cater to these avid gamers who would like to play a high-quality game in the crypto arena and turn their gaming skills into attractive rewards. At the heart of Doge Rush is Doge Hub, which gives a new twist to classic runner games like Subway Surfers, Sonic Dash, and Temple Run.
Apart from the play-to-earn integration, their unique characters set apart the gameplay. They feature the iconic duos of Elon Musk and Doge, among others. The rebranded skins with Elon Musk and Doge characters will be unique to the Doge Rush community.
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