When Dogecans was launched in 2013, it was started as a joke. The meme-based cryptocurrency remained unknown for a long time, until billionaire billionaire Elon Musk threw his weight behind it and expanded it.
Although Dogecoin has lost some of its effects over the past few months, its strong following seems to be a major concern for businesses around the world trying new ways to enter the cryptocurrency craze.
In that process, Ax-owned Ax presented two editions of the limited edition “Dogecans.”
A recent campaign tried to use popular methods to raise interest on this product. Playing in the name of cryptocurrency, Dogecoin’s inspired insertion into special Ax cans include a Doge meme and a marketing campaign line that said, “48-hour crypto fragrance.”
The company dropped the website link via a user tweet to collect limited offers. But the message on the site now reads, “Sorry folks. All DogeCans are gone.
But we are still going to the moon. “There is no word on when another offering will be made, if so.
In another tweet, Ax said this shows “what dogearmy is doing together.”
While many Twitter users say the Dogecans have “gone” very quickly, it also shows people’s desire to get one of the reduced cans.
It was not the first time Ax was trying to draw new communities into it by adding memes and cryptocurrency to its sales.
On Doge Day (April 20) this year, when the digital currency was in shambles, the company appeared to be tweeting that it would send Dogecan to the moon if Dogecoin reached a price of $ 1 (approximately Rs. 75).
At the time of writing, the price of Docoin in India stood at Rs. 14.32.
