While Elon Musk has been dropping less-than-subtle hints to McDonald’s ($MCD@US) for some time about accepting Dogecoin (
$0.000 ) , the token itself has not seen any long-term benefits of Musk’s consistent use of Twitter ($TWTR@US) to promote the meme coin. Moreover, McDonald’s doesn’t look like it’s ready to bite even after Musk tagged the fast-food giant in a response to a tweet about Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) acceptance. It appears McDonald’s is not as susceptible to public pressure as other businesses. In the past 24 hours, Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) has picked up nearly 2%, but it lost value against Bitcoin (
$75,673.00 ) and Ethereum (
$2,300.74 ) while gaining almost 3% in the past week. Year-to-date, the token is down 22%. Interestingly, Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) also announced that the Libdogecoin 0.1 release is coming along nicely, which will make it easier to use diverse programming languages with the token. At press time, Dogecoin ( $0.000 ) was sitting at 13.51 cents, up over 2% on slight increases in volume and its market cap.
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