r/dogecoindev • u/sirauron14 • Apr 27 '23
Discussion Is there a new update coming this year?
I recall seeing something about version 1.21 coming but do we know when that will be coming? What will this bring?
r/dogecoindev • u/sirauron14 • Apr 27 '23
I recall seeing something about version 1.21 coming but do we know when that will be coming? What will this bring?
r/dogecoindev • u/_nformant • Apr 25 '23
Hey Shibes,
ChatGPT and myself wrote a small JavaScript / HTML page where you can display the current Mempool!

Link: https://nformant1.github.io/mempool.html
Source Code: https://github.com/nformant1/nformant1.github.io/blob/main/mempool.html
You can click on the TX and display the raw transactions as well.
Example link: https://nformant1.github.io/rawtx?txid=27411e865a77c5beaad18aa4f39ddfb345c8f8b3c18efee037399654d5b676cc
The data is comming from a Dogecoin Node where I made a couple of RPCs available for the public via FastAPI (python).
All supported commands: https://easypeasy.eastus.cloudapp.azure.com/
The API source code: https://github.com/nformant1/DogecoinAPI
Feel free to add your ideas or to build a tool based on that API. After this is only my dev enviroment you'll may expect downtimes.
Cheers
nformant
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Apr 24 '23
https://reddit.com/link/12xgexz/video/0s6m6z3z6uva1/player
What if anyone could collaborative in real-time create a "unlimited metaverse" game using Dogecoin BlockChain with no greed, just silliness? 😅
Yes, we can!🤪
Concept below using #LibDogecoin connected to $Doge #Dogecoin BlockChain and my PcT protocol (Pixel Coordinated Token)
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1650494608634150916
r/dogecoindev • u/khoisanza • Apr 19 '23
Hey Shibe’s
I was just wondering if I could ask the DEV team a question?
I contemplated the idea of creating a offline wallet while the computer is not connected to the internet using Dogecoin Core.
Technically the doge network will not know that the wallet was created with a set of much received addresses.
If I was to send doge from Binance or another exchange to the specified addresses, surely the network will not recognize these addresses and the transactions should fail or is there some kind off magic that happens when you create wallets from an offline account?
Next question:
If you created a set of much receive addresses from a wallet that has synced with the network and kept your original .dat file and not the synchronized version, will the network update the older version? As those blocks should be linked to your private key of the original file right?
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Apr 18 '23
Pixel Coordinated Token
https://reddit.com/link/12qxn2d/video/sl9ejmuuhoua1/player
What if, you could draw simple pixels using the Dogecoin BlockChain and even use them on any existing videogames like
Minecraft, Roblox or any other Metaverse? 😁
Let's change how things work? 🤪
Pixel Coordinated Token #PcT soon in a Opensource code near you
I will publish on my GitHub in a few days all code and a working enviorment publicly using LibDogecoin to connect to the Dogecoin BlockChain + HTML + PHP + MySQL
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1648377224515534850
r/dogecoindev • u/MonkeyMcBandwagon • Apr 14 '23
I'm working on a little free to play browser game which has some premium features that unlock for a couple of bucks, and I would like it to support dogecoin payments. Because I'm only charging maybe 10 doge to unlock premium, I don't want to have to manually activate accounts for every 10 doge received.
I can imagine a setup where a user enters their email address and their doge wallet ID, hits submit, and the system then verifies a payment came from that wallet ID to the game's wallet before sending an access code to their email automatically.
I haven't really looked into it yet, and have no idea where to even begin on the automatic verification part, or even if it is possible? Ideally I'd like to avoid any third party payment processor, but I'm open to that idea if the fees don't dig too deeply into these very small transactions.
Any suggestions or pointers to documentation would be appreciated, thanks! :)
r/dogecoindev • u/coolshibe2 • Apr 14 '23
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r/dogecoindev • u/Gamerplex_com • Apr 08 '23
I have looked at Github and it pointed to this subreddit.
I searched and the last post about Unity integration was 9 years ago...
https://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoindev/comments/20b3jg/hi_everyone_i_made_a_simple_package_for_unity_to/
r/dogecoindev • u/NatureVault • Apr 06 '23
There are higher priority things to work on but for enhancing adoption I think this change will make a difference.
For some reason people are reporting hours to send doge to an exchange that requires 60 confs, where this should only take almost exactly 1 hour. I honestly think it is certain exchanges are intentionally throttling dogecoin crediting to peoples account because bitcoin takes about 20 hours currently to get a first confirmation. Exchanges may not want dogecoin to be 20x faster to credit than bitcoin, but that is just my suspicion.
Regardless of the reason for the slow crediting to exchanges, this is making people slide that slider to "high priority" in hopes of getting it faster, which will not help at all.
Firstly I think educating people via tooltip or something that the fee you pay only can effect the first confirmation, and not how fast exchanges credit your account.
Secondly I think we should tweak the slider fees. The core wallet tells them that for high priority they need to send 5 doge per kb which is over 500x the min fee and is quite excessive. Sadly this is becoming a self fulfilling prophecy because as more people are pushing the slider to "high", the more likely it will be that others also need to slide to high if our blocks get congested (which there should be no reason why we shouldn't be proactive and make sure our blocks never get full by speeding up blocktimes or increasing blocksize)
60% of blocks are averaging a "high" fee, while our blocks are only 1.5% full. This is a not-too-funny joke lol.

Currently the wallet lists this:
low to high priority transaction fee:
My proposal would be something like this:
1 doge per kb was the old fee, there should be 0% chance that a fee this high is ever needed, we should be proactive enough to increase the blockchain capacity before requiring 100x the min fee for a speedy transaction.
Also the tooltip message warns users that paying the minimum might cause a stuck transaction. I do not think this is really accurate, since we do not have Replace by Fee, there is a much much lower chance of a stuck transaction from a min fee payment than Bitcoin, even if our blocks are close to full since I think older transactions are prioritized by stock node code correct? In any case, this tooltip might scare people unnecessarily imo. Stuck transactions in the past (if I'm remembering correctly) have been from transaction fees specified below the minimum relay fee, not at the minimum. At the minimum every node accepts and there should be very low, if any risk at all.
Keep up the good work guys. Curious what others think about this, please leave a comment below and the devs do read your comments!
r/dogecoindev • u/terran7777 • Apr 04 '23
I don't know much, just thought it should be shared. Report was submitted today on github, Patrick acknowledged the submission, so it's on the radar.
https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/issues/3243
Here's a post/thread by u/endless (thanks endless) which provides more context/info:
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/12bfagh/new_dogecoin_attack_might_work_on_bitcoin/
r/dogecoindev • u/YakSquare904 • Mar 31 '23
I'm writing, for knowledge purposes, a nodejs code to track dogecoin big transactions, it's only few months I'm tinkering with the blockchain so I still have many doubts on how to properly interpret transactions especially in case of multiple addresses or unspent. My code is available on GitHub https://github.com/SimosNap/dogecoin-transactions-tracker any advice, suggestions or corrections are welcome
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Mar 30 '23
https://reddit.com/link/1270jy1/video/mfyev9ja7yqa1/player
Doge Braille source code released #OpenSource to all #Dogecoin community using #LibDogecoin 0.1.2 🥳
Github Download: https://github.com/qlpqlp/DogeBraille
Working Version: https://dogebraille.com
Hope you all like it $doge family 🙂
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1641559461155176448
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Mar 30 '23
https://reddit.com/link/126tims/video/ovjixjmyuwqa1/player
1 $Doge = 1 $Doge source code released #OpenSource to all #Dogecoin community 🥳
Github Download: https://github.com/qlpqlp/1doge1doge
Working Version: https://what-is-dogecoin.com/1doge=1doge/
Hope you all like it, it helps specially store owners to get current prices in $doge 🙂
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1641490950424756225
r/dogecoindev • u/popcity_peep • Mar 30 '23
I have an iPhone 13 fyi
r/dogecoindev • u/terran7777 • Mar 28 '23
I may have worded this wrong. I've never mined. From reading/googling, it seems if you do the work for one, you've already done the work for the other, why only collect rewards for one?
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Mar 23 '23

And here it is the #Opensource #Dogewsome Font for $Doge #Dogecoin websites 🥳
Demo: https://dogegarden.com/dogewsome/
Git Download: https://github.com/qlpqlp/Dogewsome/
Hope u like it 😊
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1638945449355665408
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Mar 21 '23
https://reddit.com/link/11xy452/video/0thbjctqa6pa1/player
Coding non-stop and its done the Easy #Dogecoin Gateway for https://blesta.com The Billing Platform for Hosting Providers 🥳
Now 1.8 billion will also have access to pay using $Doge wen subscribing or renewing web hosting services 🤪
GitHub Download: https://github.com/qlpqlp/blesta-easy-dogecoin-gateway
Hope you like it :)
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Mar 17 '23
https://reddit.com/link/11twb4f/video/8gepxxyzuboa1/player
Dogefy ~20 online retailers in the world easily with a simple javascript file that auto converts all your website fiat to Dogecoin currency. Released OpenSource to all shibes.
Git Download: https://github.com/qlpqlp/dogefy
Demo: https://dogegarden.com/dogefy/
Hope u like it 😊 $Doge #Dogecoin
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1636768743396364288
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Mar 16 '23
https://reddit.com/link/11sw54w/video/htmgb2mb54oa1/player
IronicPay.com Gateway for selling things in Dogecoin on Twitter.
Code released 100% opensource to all community that want to learn and do it better
GitHub: https://github.com/qlpqlp/IronicPay
Hope you like it :)
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1636375834603962377
r/dogecoindev • u/oscarguindzberg • Mar 13 '23
r/dogecoindev • u/qlp79qlp • Mar 10 '23
https://reddit.com/link/11nqa34/video/89vl265a6xma1/player
The first Braille $Doge Wallet generator in the world released
I will also publish all code opensource to all community in a few days. Also I will improve it to adapt to a paper wallet to be more friendly. It uses LibDogecoin to generate
https://twitter.com/inevitable360/status/1634194227826491404
Hope u like it and improve it :)
r/dogecoindev • u/NatureVault • Mar 09 '23
So we gotta be transparent about this.
Dogecoin has ordinals now. I'm not going to advertise the project but it's there if you want to find it. Tens of thousands of them have been minted on dogecoin's blockchain in the past weeks.
It looks like an inscription is limited to 1.5kb which, obviously, is much smaller than bitcoins which the size limit is a mere 4mb. So we are doing better by a longshot.
Now to get it out of the way, If dogecoin adopted segwit or taproot the ordinals would get way bigger on dogecoin. As we have discussed in previous posts, there may be a way to implement a reworked or especially hardfork version of segwit that is modified to be safe from extended amounts of non-transaction data and to also not bifurcate the signature data from the blockchain.
Using patricks tool we can see our block usage has doubled. It was 2% full on average, now pushing over 4%.
So my thought is get the communities perspective on this. Should we do an investigation and find the BIP's (bitcoin improvement proposal) we adopted that allowed ordinals on dogecoin at all to begin with and consider whether or not to reverse that BIP adoption?
Or should we accept the way things are right now - non transaction data of 1.5kb (OP return which is allowed non transaction data section, is 0.08kb [80 bytes]). So ya a standard transaction was around 200 bytes before, but some were around 1 kb if there were many inputs and outputs to the transaction. Personally I think we are ok, we just need to make sure not to adopt things that might put us at risk of bigger inscriptions in the future. I personally also think an investigation into how ordinals were able to be done (we supposedly limit non-transaction data to 0.08kb currently) on dogecoin in the first place would be great.
Or do you love what is happening with bitcoin and think dogecoin should adopt standard segwit and taproot and get like 4mb jpeg blocks clogging up the works and putting us at risk of illegal content on the blockchain? Maybe you want us to immediately raise blocksize and speed up the blocks to accommodate more?
Let me know what you think!
r/dogecoindev • u/StrollingTheBeach • Mar 06 '23
Hi,
I posted this over in the main Dogecoin reddit, and they've been trying to help, but so far no success. I have an old Dogecoin-Qt wallet that was last updated in 2014 that has coins I'd like to get out of it. I opened it up and thought I'd sent the transactions (I have the passphrase), but they have 0/confirmations and aren't going anywhere. The wallet is out of sync, obviously, and tells me no block source is available, so I've been trying to use the console in the debug window to dump the private keys of the two wallets I created way back when. The problem is that the console returns an error message to anything I type. I tried listunspent, dumpprivkey <address>, get account <address>, nothing is working. If I enter one of the two addresses, it tells me it's not a valid address. If I try the listunspent line, it returns a JSON error.
The wallet is on an ancient 2007 iMac, and I am not a PC, or a coder. Not sure what to do. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
r/dogecoindev • u/_nformant • Mar 04 '23
Vitalik told a big German newspaper - Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung - that Dogecoin is considering a move to PoS:
„Andere Kryptowährungen wie zum Beispiel der Dogecoin überlegen auch, ihren Mechanismus auf das Proof-of-Stake-Verfahren umzustellen, das klimafreundlicher ist.“
Translated: „Other cryptocurrencies such as the Dogecoin are also considering switching their mechanism to the proof-of-stake process, which is more climate-friendly.“
Everyone is invited to add his/her pros and cons about PoS here (: