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How to Buy DOGE in the USA
Dogecoin is considered to be a “meme coin,” and has many loyal supporters, including entrepreneur Elon Musk
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SUMMARY1. Brief Intro2. Price3. How to Buy4. Why Netcoins?5. About Dogecoin
Brief Intro

Dogecoin was initially created as a joke by its founders, Billy Marcus and Jackson Palmer (a product manager at Adobe) in late 2013. Inspired by sarcastic memes and internet jokes, the software programmers based the cryptocurrency on a popular meme at the time which featured a Shiba Inu dog misspelled with the name “doge”.
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How to Buy Dogecoin


Sign up for an account and provide some personal details to get your account verified


Your Netcoins account can be funded with a crypto deposit, an ACH transfer or a bank wire transfer.


Buy and sell as much Dogecoin as you want with no slippage due to our deep liquidity.


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More About Dogecoin
Like other cryptocurrencies, Dogecoin can be volatile and experience significant swings. However, when looking beyond those price fluctuations, Doge has made significant progress since its launch in 2013; even becoming one of the most popular cryptocurrencies by market cap (market cap is the total value of all the coins that have been created). The goal of Dogecoin is to become a spending currency used worldwide to pay for goods and services. Dogecoin’s quick transaction speeds and low price set it up nicely for this endeavour. Some investors appreciate Dogecoin’s quick transaction speeds, lack of centralized authorities and its potential opportunity of major adoption (thanks in part to the support of big names like Elon Musk)

You can buy Doge from crypto trading platforms, like Netcoins, and leave your Doge inside the platform. However, there are much safer options to storing your Doge as leaving them in exchanges can expose them to certain risks like hacking and theft. The safest option to keeping your Doge secure is to transfer them into a Doge wallet. A Doge wallet is a type of digital wallet that is used to send and receive Doge, similar to a Google wallet or a physical wallet.

Dogecoin is a cryptocurrency that has received significant adoption despite going against all norms. It’s appeal is simple. It’s a fun name, a unique story, and has solid fundamentals that make it a unique and exciting cryptocurrency investment. Doge’s past performance is impressive too. A six-month stretch between early November 2020 and early May 2021 saw the price of the Dogecoin increase by over 27,000%. Obviously, past performance is not indicative of future performance, but it is clear that Dogecoin has caught the eye of investors around the world who are betting on its future.

At their cores, Dogecoin and Bitcoin share many similarities. For starters, they both aim to act as a global currency. They also use the same proof-of-work protocol. In other words, they create new coins by solving difficult computational problems. Those who solve the puzzles get rewarded new coins, thus releasing new coins into the ecosystem. However, the two coins have some significant differences, which are important to note when deciding which one to invest in.

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Netcoins USA is a licensed money service business under FinCEN, we adhere to the strict guidelines set by them for Money Transmitter Businesses. We are required to have a Know-Your-Customer (KYC) process and compliance program in place. KYC is a process that allows us to verify the identity of our customers, as per American regulations.


You will have to provide your email address, phone number and personal information including your first name, last name, address, date of birth and a piece of identification (like a driver’s license). Most users are verified at this point through our automated process. If you don’t pass the automated KYC process, you will have to go through an additional document verification stage. This is important and required as we are a regulated money service business in the USA.


Your Netcoins account can be funded with a crypto deposit, regular ACH, ACH pre-funding or a bank wire transfer. Once you have funds in your Netcoins account, you’ll find that it’s super easy to buy DOGE in the USA.


You will have to provide your email address, phone number and personal information including your first name, last name, address, date of birth and a piece of identification (like a driver’s license). Most users are verified at this point through our automated process. If you don’t pass the automated KYC process, you will have to go through an additional document verification stage. This is important and required as we are a regulated money service business in Canada.


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