On Thursday, following Robinhood’s listing of shiba inu, the co-founder and CEO of Robinhood, Vladimir Tenev, spoke about dogecoin being the future currency of the internet on Twitter.
As of last Nov’s 1.14.5 update, typical transaction fees have been ~$0.003 – which you can experience on – compared to the 1-3% network fees that major card networks charge,” Tenev added.
The Robinhood CEO further said that the block time should be fast enough to be recorded into the chain in less time than a point-of-sale transaction.
Making the conversation a bit more interesting, Dogecoin co-founder and software engineer Billy Markus added his two cents to the discussion with Tenev and Musk.
Tenev’s Twitter statements follow the recent listing of shiba inu on Robinhood and the CEO has been tweeting about that meme-based crypto asset as well.
Since Musk started talking about scaling the Dogecoin network last year, the Dogecoin Core development Github repo has seen a lot more action during the last 12 months.
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