Billy Markus intends to launch DOGE tipping in Ethereum

Doge is considered as the meme-coin as it is the first project that began as a joke and gained notable value. With vital adoption, the coin has found its true utility. Indeed, Billy Markus, the co-founder of the meme-coin, is working on integrating more features. Recently, Markus got on to Twitter and announced his plans to raise the topic of the Twitter team implementing DOGE tipping in Bitcoin and Ethereum, everyday until his goal is achieved.

Why does Markus need to implement DOGE tipping?

Dogecoin co-creator intends to implement tipping in Bitcoin and Ethereum. While announcing his plans, he posted a tweet with the #DogeTwitterTipJar hashtag. The tipping will be done everyday to draw the attention of the team constantly  to his goals of advancing the use of the OG crypto.

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According to Markus, Jack Dorsey, the ex-CEO and co-founder of Twitter is on paternity leave. Hence, Markus wants to keep on bugging the platform as he believes that the OG cryptocurrency DOGE should definitely be used for leaving a tip on Twitter.

Dogecoin community is ready support Markus

With the tweet to announce the commencement of at least one Dogecoin tip jar, Markus also shared an image. The image mentioned the main character of the popular movie “The Shawshank Redemption” which is based on the novel by Stephen King. Through the image he highlighted the short monologue in the movie about hope that can be kept inside no matter what, where no one gets to it.

Hence, following the tweet, it is observed that several of his followers are ready to support Markus. Moreover, they also volunteered to follow suit and tweeted about tipping in DOGE.

Twitter content makers can receive tipping in ETH

Twitter, the social media behemoth has introduced a feature that allows users of its mobile version to tip their favourite content makers. Notably, currently, the users can only tip the content makers in Bitcoin and Ethereum, the second most popular crypto asset.

When Jack Dorsey was the CEO of the platform, he itself had rolled out Bitcoin tipping features. However, being a prominent BTC advocate, Dorsey was a strong ETH hate so tipping in Ethereum was added after he left his position.