Dogecoin’s Website Experiences A New Review And Dogecoin V1.14.6 To Be Released Soon
Ten months ago, Dogecoin Foundation announced to the community the building of a community group to redesign the old dogecoin.com website and create a team who could collectively work on any future websites for Dogecoin. This announcement was put on Reddit and Twitter, leading to a group of around 20 Shibes with a wide variety of talents: from writing and translation to HTML, CSS, and graphic design.
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A few weeks back, the Dogecoin Foundation welcomed the community’s feedback on the new Dogecoin preview. Howbeit, there is still something to be done then the translators are not yet concluded, and some minor mobile difficulties are the unfinished work.
Since the time when the Dogecoin Foundation welcomed the community feedback, continuous work has been done on Dogecoin’s new website which remains to preview as shared by Inevitale360, a Dogecoin developer.
Dogecoin v1.14.6 To Be Soon
In another tweet by Michi Lumin, a Dogecoin, the Dogecoin core release 1.14.6 might release soon. The updates are expected to add significant security updates and changes to network capability.
As shared by the Shafil Alarm on his Twitter handle, the Dogecoin core update has introduced some unique features which cannot be found anywhere in Bitcoin or any other fork. These features are to reflect developers’ recommendations for fees and dust limits.
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