Coinbase has recently added the Doginme (DOGINME) memecoin to its asset roadmap, hinting at a possible future listing on the exchange.
The meme coin, which originated from a playful exchange on the decentralized social platform Farcaster, has started to attract attention within the crypto community as part of the growing memecoin trend.
While the inclusion of DOGINME in the roadmap doesn’t guarantee its immediate listing, it does indicate that Coinbase is assessing the token for potential future trading support.
As of now, there is no official timeline for when the coin may be listed.
The coin’s origin story is tied to a humorous comment by Farcaster’s founder, Dan Romero, who, when asked if he had a dog, jokingly said, “No, but I have that dog in me.”
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