Kabosu, the popular Shiba Inu dog that inspired the logo of the largest meme coin by market capitalization, Dogecoin (DOGE), died early on Friday after losing her fight to leukemia and liver disease.
The original Shiba Inu dog Kabosu, who inspired Dogecoin , died peacefully in her sleep on May 24. The Dogecoin inspiration leaves behind a legacy of $22.86 billion market capitalisation of
sustained its 6% gains from this week and dipped 1.2% on Friday following the news. Dogecoin holders mourn death of original Doge meme dog Kabosu Kabosu, the Shiba Inu dog popular as the logo of Dogecoin – the largest meme coin by market capitalization – peacefully passed away in the early hours of Friday, according to a blog post written by her owner.
price retraces on Friday
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