The real reason that @Conste11ation didn’t completely puke and this is an unfortunate truth is that it isn’t listed on any of the major cexs. It didn’t die because it has no meaningful adoption. Dwell on that fact.
Al retweeted
🚫 What this means:
1.The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) doesn’t use or hold the DAG token.
2.There is no direct government interaction with DAG as a cryptocurrency.
3.Any token utility is purely speculative and depends on “external partners” choosing to use it someday.
🤔 So… how does this benefit the token?
Short answer: It doesn’t unless external parties decide to use DAG voluntarily in the future.
That means:
•No guaranteed usage
•No required payments in DAG
•No token-based infrastructure tied to federal adoption
•No direct value accrual to holders from military or government deployments
So even if the Hypergraph protocol is used by government agencies, that utility is disconnected from DAG’s price unless the token is integrated into those environments.
🧨 Bottom line:
This quote confirms what many already suspected:
$DAG is not currently benefiting from federal adoption.
The tech might be piloted but the token isn’t part of that stack.
So when influencers scream “the military is using $DAG” they’re misleading.
The tech might be in the room.
But the token is still waiting outside.
