BlockDAG’s Combined Technology and Strategic Alliances Surpass DOGE and SHIB as Cryptocurrency Shifts Focus to Practical Applications
- BlockDAG's hybrid DAG+PoW+EVM architecture and $395M presale outperform DOGE/SHIB, driven by 19,000 ASICs and 3M mobile miners. - Strategic partnerships with Inter Milan/UFC and $600M institutional interest reinforce its 3,746% ROI potential vs. Ethereum's 100% target. - March 2025 beta testnet and 10 exchange listings aim to boost liquidity, contrasting DOGE's $0.21-$0.23 range and SHIB's stagnation. - Leadership's fintech/tech expertise and 312K verified holders position BlockDAG as a 2025 leader in ut
Dogecoin (DOGE) is exhibiting signs of a possible breakout, as technical metrics point to cautious optimism despite a divided market outlook. Recent on-chain statistics show the hashrate remains above 2.9 PH/s and indicate accumulation, though price swings continue as traders operate within the $0.21 to $0.23 range. Earlier this year, a major whale transferred 900 million
At the same time,
Strategic alliances have further enhanced BlockDAG’s reputation. Partnerships with global organizations such as Inter Milan, Seattle Orcas, and UFC’s Alex Pereira have broadened its appeal beyond the crypto community, while a $600 million presale goal reflects strong interest from both institutions and individual investors. The leadership team, including CEO Antony Turner and CTO Jeremy Harkness, prioritizes community engagement, with Turner’s experience in fintech and Harkness’s technical background strengthening the project’s ability to execute. Key upcoming events, such as a beta testnet in March 2025 and planned listings on ten centralized exchanges, are anticipated to boost liquidity and facilitate price discovery.
Market analysts point to BlockDAG’s roadmap as a major advantage. With an expected launch price of $0.05 and long-term targets nearing $1, the project’s potential return of up to 3,746% far exceeds that of
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