Dogecoin Foundation Seeks Donors for 2025 Plans

The Dogecoin Foundation has issued a call for funding to support its ambitious plans for 2025, focusing on community growth and network development.

According to a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), the Foundation aims to secure major sponsorships to accelerate mass adoption efforts.

Central to this initiative is Dogebox, a decentralised payment infrastructure designed to empower small and medium-sized businesses.

The Dogecoin Foundation noted in a statement via X:

“[Dogebox is] the vehicle we envisage for onboarding the first million grassroots retailers to accept Dogecoin as a direct payment layer.”

While the exact funding target remains unspecified, the project signals a significant push toward expanding Dogecoin's utility.

At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.3994, down 6.44% in the last 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap.

Who Will Start the Donation Rolling?

Established in 2021, the Dogecoin Foundation has benefited from multiple capital contributions, including support from Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and an anonymous major Dogecoin holder, according to the organisation.

However, it remains uncertain whether these benefactors will continue their sponsorship in the future.

Perhaps Dogecoin supporter Elon Musk might swoop in with a huge chunk of dough?

Dogecoin Foundation Details Dogebox and Roadmap

Dogebox aims to empower retailers by enabling self-hosted online stores, integrating Dogecoin into existing payment systems, and facilitating decentralised transactions through node operators.

These operators will earn rewards when Dogecoin is used for goods and services, fostering a dynamic ecosystem for decentralised payments.

As the centerpiece of the Dogecoin Foundation's ambitious "trailmap," Dogebox reflects the community-driven strategy to enhance the blockchain and its ecosystem.

The trailmap outlines three key objectives: expanding Dogecoin's development community and accessibility, lowering barriers to adoption for commerce, and scaling global throughput to meet the demands of a widely-used currency.

Recent updates reveal that the first two objectives are 90% and 100% complete, respectively, while the scalability goal remains a work in progress.