Storyteller. @XMoney 42er. I build teams, sell solutions, and write about Dogecoin.
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VIBE CODE ON DOGE Hackathon Ð36,000 in Prizes
Build working dApps for DogeOS, the EVM-compatible app layer for Dogecoin, by simply describing your idea in plain English to @TryNoahAI, the AI platform that turns chat prompts into full-stack blockchain apps (smart contracts + frontend) with no coding required.
The hackathon runs until November 6, 2026 on DogeOS testnet, with winners announced November 11 and a 36,000 DOGE prize pool (Grand Prize 10,000 DOGE, Best Overall 8,000, Best DeFi 6,000, Best Gaming 6,000, Community Vote 6,000).
Join now at trynoah.ai/hackathon: sign in, connect with DogeOS, select the VIBE CODE ON DOGE challenge, and start building your idea before submissions close November 6.
Check out some dapp ideas you could build below👇
DOGE DEBATE
Users post arguments or hot takes and back them with Dogecoin wagers. The community then votes support or rejection by staking their own DOGE, with winning arguments collecting a share of the opposing side’s pool.
Losing stakes flow into a community prize pool that pays out to successful arguments, creating an ongoing incentive for quality debate.
The dApp displays live arguments, current odds, and historical winners in a simple feed, making opinion markets fun and native to the Dogecoin community on DogeOS.
DOGIFY
A Shopify plugin that lets merchants accept crypto payments settled directly on Dogecoin.
Shop owners install the app, connect their DogeOS wallet, and automatically receive DOGE at checkout while customers pay with familiar wallets.
The plugin handles order confirmation, refunds, and basic reporting so stores can offer crypto without building custom integrations.
It brings everyday e-commerce onto Dogecoin rails through a simple, no-code setup that works with existing Shopify stores.
Hey Dogecoin India! Don’t miss out on meeting up with the CTO of @MyDoge and @DogeOS in Mumbai this week.
Join the Mumbai DuG on @DuGsApp to be informed on event and meet up details
Mumbai DuG — Dogecoin takeover in India 🇮🇳 dugs.app/dug/mumbai-dug via @DuGsApp proposing either tomorrow or Thursday please chime in
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Join our Dogecoin User Group for Mumbai dugs.app/dug/mumbai-dug
MUMBAI DUG LAUNCHES FOR DOGEOS INDIA EVENT!
@DuGsApp just created at Mumbai DuG for Dogecoin users in India interested in connecting with @MyDogeCTO and @cb_doge at the event in Mumbai this week.
Be sure to check it out and connect there!
If you're in Mumbai or traveling in, a Mumbai DuG was set up to help get the pack together 🇮🇳🐕
Join the Mumbai DuG on the DuGs App and come hang out with the Doge fam at Devcon 8!
Dogecoin 🤝 India
dugs.app/dug/mumbai-dug
Pastries & Marigolds in Mexico City
Panadería Rosetta is a Roma Norte staple for exceptional pastries (Colima 179). When we arrived in late October, the bakery and the surrounding streets were already transforming for Día de Muertos: bright orange cempasúchil (marigolds) hung above the counter and spilled onto sidewalks.
These aren’t just seasonal decorations. Known in Nahuatl as cempōhualxōchitl (“twenty flowers,” a reference to their dense, layered blooms), the flowers have been used in central Mexico since pre-Hispanic times. The Mexica associated their vivid gold-orange color with the sun and believed the petals retained its light and warmth. Combined with their strong, distinctive scent, the flowers were thought to guide the spirits of the dead back to the world of the living.
That belief carried forward. After the Spanish arrival, the tradition blended with Catholic observances of All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days, creating the modern Día de Muertos. Today, paths of petals, garlands, and ofrendas still use cempasúchil to light the way for returning souls, exactly the kind of quiet continuity you notice when a neighborhood bakery starts hanging them above the pastries.
Just got back from a week long trip in Mexico City celebrating our friends at their wedding.
Can’t wait to post some of my favorite moments through out this week.
