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Each ring contains a source file for a jeweler to make the ring in real life
NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, September 23, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Dogg0s, a company that creates unique and collectible rings made from precious metals and featuring digital assets, has announced the launch of its second ring. This new ring celebrates the upcoming SpaceX Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket launch, which will carry the DOGE-1 payload into space.
The Dogecoin ring is a beautiful piece of jewelry that is perfect for those who love the popular cryptocurrency. The ring is crafted from platinum, gold or silver and features a stunning diamond at the center. The ring comes with a source file that can be used by a local custom jeweler to create an exact replica in the real world. This allows owners of the ring to enjoy their Doggos in both the virtual and physical worlds. The ring’s band width is 4mm and the top width is 18.5mm.
Each ring has been designed, measured and weighed at size 9 (19.1mm), but can be resized to fit any finger. The rings are available in 9k, 10k, 14k and 18k gold, as well as 925 sterling silver. All of the rings are set with 1mm diamonds and customers can choose to upgrade the diamonds to a higher quality. As an added bonus, owners of the Dogecoin ring will receive a number of benefits for the upcoming Doge Metaverse, including early access to land minting.
“I want to create something fun for the Dogecoin community. Something they could have crafted into something in real life and something that gives them a benefit in their metaverse life,” said the Dogg0s founder, whose handle is @KingsVerdict on Twitter. “This is the first project of a much larger endeavor to create a place for all Dogecoin-loving Shibes to hang out, game, chill, meme and have fun, all without taking themselves or Dogecoin too seriously. That’s why the NFT has memes engraved… as a reminder not to take yourself too seriously.”
To purchase a ring, visit opensea.io/collection/dogg0s. For more information, please visit dogg0s.com and follow @KingsVerdict on Twitter.
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When Dogecoin was launched in 2013, it was started as a joke.The meme-based cryptocurrency remained in obscurity for a long time, until billionaire tycoon Elon Musk threw his weight behind it and popularised it. Even though Dogecoin has lost some gains in recent months, its ardent following seems to be of great appeal to businesses around the world that are trying new ways to tap into the cryptocurrency craze. In that process, Unilever-owned Axe launched two giveaways of limited-edition “Dogecans.”
The latest campaign attempted to leverage popular trends to stir interest in the brand. Playing on the cryptocurrency’s name, the Dogecoin-inspired packaging on the special Axe cans featured the Doge meme and the marketing campaign tagline said, “48-hour crypto scent.”
just gonna drop this drop here: https://t.co/aaBi4P2jye #dogecan pic.twitter.com/7bnYhnNG89
— AXE (@AXE) July 20, 2021
Axe also shared this post on Instagram.
The company dropped a website link via the tweet for users to collect the limited-edition giveaways. But a message on the site now reads, “Sorry, people. All the DogeCans are gone. But we’re still going to the moon.” There’s no word on when another giveaway will take place, if at all.
In another tweet, Axe said this showed “what the dogearmy can accomplish together.”
wow. much, much wow. the #dogecan is gone ???? but all this goes to show what the #dogearmy can accomplish together ???? now let’s keep getting to where we’re going #tothemoooooooooon
— AXE (@AXE) July 20, 2021
While many Twitter users said that the Dogecans were “gone” too soon, it also showed people’s desire to land one of the limited-edition cans.
Where is my can guys you out of stock common #dogecan #dogecoin #dogearmy
— Tomys (@Tomys54203614) July 20, 2021
How many were available???
— Noble Doge (@JustinScerini) July 20, 2021
A user ((Dogeinvesting) also wanted to know whether the cans would be available for sale in regular stores.
These won’t be for sale on retail stores?
— doge (@Dogeinvesting) July 20, 2021
This was not the first time Axe tried to draw new communities toward itself by incorporating memes and cryptocurrency into its merchandise. On Doge Day (April 20) this year, when the digital currency was on a wild run, the company appeared to suggest in a tweet that it would send a Dogecan to the moon if Dogecoin reached a value of $1 (roughly Rs. 75). At the time of writing, Dogecoin price in India stood at Rs. 14.32.
if it gets to $1, we’ll make it happen. #dogeday #doge420 pic.twitter.com/XssGr6EeHe
— AXE (@AXE) April 20, 2021