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Dogecoin Co-Founder Disputes $5 Million Net Worth, So How Much Is He Worth? Dogecoin Dazzle: Netflix Director’s $4 Million Bet Turns Into $27 Million $225 million in liquidations as Binance faces turmoil with CEO exit Over $225 Million Vanishes from Crypto Market After CZ’s CEO Resignation Dogecoin and Shiba Inu Prices Pump While New Meme Coin Hits 1.6 Million Dogecoin Whale Moves Over 103 Million DOGE from Robinhood

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- Dogecoin Co-Founder Disputes $5 MILLION Net Worth, So How Much Is He Worth?
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Bitcoinist
  
  Dogecoin, initially founded in 2013 as a joke by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer, gained obscurity until Elon Musk's endorsement on his X account. Billy Markus, one of the founders, returned to the community and is making headlines due to disputes over his net worth. Recent reports quoted his net worth at around $5 million, a figure he has vehemently rejected and disputed.
- Dogecoin Dazzle: Netflix Director’s $4 MILLION Bet Turns Into $27 MILLION
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am NewsBTC
  
  In a dazzling display of financial prowess, Netflix's director, Carl Erik Rinsch, bet on Dogecoin and turned a $4 million investment into a staggering $27 million windfall. This unexpected triumph is part of an extravagant narrative surrounding Rinsch's handling of the budget for the sci-fi series "Conquest." Prior to this, facing losses in the stock market, Rinsch received an additional $11 million from Netflix to support the show. However, he allocated $10.5 million to riskier ventures, including pharmaceutical companies and the S&P 500, resulting in a loss of nearly $6 million. In the end, Rinsch was left with just over $4 million, before his dogecoin bet transformed his fortunes.
- $225 MILLION in liquidations as Binance faces turmoil with CEO exit
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Cryptopolitan
  
  In a shocking twist, the cryptocurrency market witnessed massive liquidations, totaling over $225 million, within 24 hours, causing turmoil. This coincided with the unexpected exit of Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange. CZ, as he is commonly known, stepped down due to a legal settlement, expressing the emotional difficulty but highlighting its necessity for the community, exchange, and himself. This sudden CEO shift adds an extra layer of uncertainty to the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
- Over $225 MILLION Vanishes from Crypto Market After CZ’s CEO Resignation
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Optimisus
  
  The crypto market experienced a significant loss of $225 million in a day due to Binance CEO CZ's resignation after a court settlement. Binance, a major player in the market as one of the largest crypto exchanges, saw its influence vanish. Traders, anticipating price hikes, incurred most of the losses, amounting to over $180 million. Binance alone accounted for around $98 million of the downturn, while Bitcoin and Ethereum collectively lost $70 million. Even Binance's native coin, BNB, suffered losses. The market was left reeling from CZ's unexpected departure.
- Dogecoin and Shiba Inu Prices Pump While New Meme Coin Hits 1.6 MILLION
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Thecoinrepublic.com
  
  Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, the leading meme coins, are experiencing a bullish phase, but their growth potential is limited. Meanwhile, Meme Kombat has raised $1.6 million in presale, showcasing its potential for 10x or higher gains. Its unique AI-powered battle arena, attractive tokenomics, and high staking rewards make it an emerging platform to watch, with early investors poised for substantial returns once it goes live.
- Dogecoin Whale Moves Over 103 MILLION DOGE from Robinhood
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am U_Today
  
  A Dogecoin whale recently moved 103 million DOGE from Robinhood, the popular trading platform. This transaction follows a significant price surge in the chief meme coin. November has been a busy month for Dogecoin, with notable transfers recorded. Whale Alert, a service tracking large crypto transactions, reported significant moves involving Dogecoin. On November 15, an unknown wallet transferred 690 million DOGE (worth $50.3 million).
- SpaceX’s Starship No Longer Fully Reusable, Requires $548 MILLION Insurance Coverage
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Ramish Zafar
  
  SpaceX's Starship test flight two has obtained the launch license, but with significant changes. The license is limited to a single launch and requires collaboration with Fish and Wildlife Services to monitor potential contamination. Interestingly, the FAA's assessment reveals that Starship will no longer be fully reusable, as the hot staging ring will be discarded in the ocean instead of being recovered. This new development raises questions about insurance coverage and the future of SpaceX's reusable technology.
- Pepe (PEPE) Approaching $500 MILLION Market Cap
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am U_Today
  
  Pepe, the beloved memecoin, is making a remarkable comeback, approaching a $500 million market cap. Currently trading at $0.00000117, according to CoinGecko, Pepe's price has doubled in just a week. This resurgence follows its previous peak market cap of $1.6 billion in May.
- Ancient DOGE Whale Awakens, Moving 5.3 MILLION Dogecoin
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am U_Today
  
  A dormant Dogecoin address containing 5,392,984 coins, worth $372,461, has been reactivated after 9.8 years, according to Whale Alert. Created in 2013, the wallet transferred 392,000 DOGE to a new address, suggesting the whale is distributing their holdings. This comes after a 16.11% surge in DOGE's price earlier this week, which followed a rise in Bitcoin.

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