In emulation of its competitor, the Shiba Inu (SHIB) token, Baby DogeCoin (BabyDoge) appears to be gearing up for a foray into the Metaverse.
On Wednesday, Baby DogeCoin posed a question to its 957K followers, inquiring whether they would like to witness the presence of BabyDoge in the Metaverse.
The accompanying tweet features a 19-second video, reminiscent of a trailer. The animated footage depicts BabyDoge navigating through the Metaverse, showcasing movement and exploration within the virtual space.
The tweet coincides with the announcement from the image coin’s competitor, SHIB, revealing their initiation of the acquisition of their inaugural Virtual Real Estate (Shiba Lands). This suggests that Baby DogeCoin is not willing to miss out on the trend and is actively considering entering the Metaverse.
As of the latest update, BabyDoge is trading at $0.000000004017 per coin, reflecting an increase of over 1% for the day. However, the 24-hour trading volume for the coin has dropped by 46.68% to $12,238,356.57 compared to the previous trading day.
Notably, BabyDoge reached its all-time high price of $0.000000006345 on January 16, 2022, just 24 days ago. The cryptocurrency is gaining popularity steadily and has consistently been making waves on Twitter since the beginning of the new year in 2022.
On Twitter, BabyDoge’s official handle is on the verge of reaching a record 1 million followers, highlighting the growing interest and engagement with the coin on the social media platform.
The popularity of BabyDoge has surged to the extent that it has surpassed the SHIB token in terms of the number of holders. Upon examining the BscScan data, it is evident that BabyDoge’s current holder count stands at 1,392,797 (1.3M), surpassing its rival Shiba Inu, which has a holder count of 1,166,064.
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