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Baby Doge Coin (BABYDOGE) Throws a Tantrum By CoinQuora

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Exposed: Baby Doge Coin, (BABYDOGE), throws a tantrum
  • Baby Doge Coin embarks on a baby-friendly rampage.
  • With Twitter’s help, BABYDOGE eliminates its competitors.
  • The crypto is going after all cryptos with the title of ‘Doge’ in its name.

A crypto called Baby Doge coin, in typical childish behavior, launched a huge Twitter tantrum (NYSE:). This tantrum involved the crypto claiming the title of ‘Doge’ all to itself.

Four different cryptocurrency accounts were suspended from Twitter after a quick takedown. Interestingly, all four had the ‘Doge’ title in their name. These include — Nano (INDC), Daddy Doge (DADDYDOGE), Mommy Doge (MOMMYDOGE), and BankerDoge (BANKER).

In an effort to get their accounts back, all four made appeals to Twitter. All four, however, were puzzled by the circumstances. These quick responses were fueled by a lot of evil baby flair.

That’s right, much to everyone’s astonishment, Baby Doge Coin took full responsibility. The crypto claims that every other crypto with the ‘Doge’ title is infringing on Baby Doge’s trademark. In fact, it goes on to proudly thank Twitter for rooting out and eliminating the ‘knockoffs’.

BABYDOGE claimed the same on its Telegram page. Accordingly, all copies of the title that are sent to it will suffer the same fate. It said that the strong will survive and that it won’t lose holders to other copies.

Crypto community members agree that this whole claim is absurd. This is especially true when you consider that Baby Doge coin itself is a knockoff or copy of Dogecoin’s original Dogecoin (DOGE).

The whole purpose of cryptocurrency is to enable a decentralized global world. Therefore, Baby Doge trying to claim the ‘Doge’ title simply goes against that spirit. However, one can argue saying that the decision it made was very true to its ‘Baby’ title.

You can click here for a complete expose on the tantrum and childish entitlement.

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