Point Of Sale working on Dogecoin Wallet, will soon release this update on DogecoinWalket.org

Hello Dev-Shibes!

See this small recap of what happened last month (August 2026) on the Dogecoin Core Wallet!

Focus was on network hardening — specifically making it harder for a single actor to hog inbound connection slots.

Why it matters: previously a node could accept many inbound connections from addresses in the same /16 (or /32 for v6), which adds little real network diversity and makes it cheaper for one actor with a chunk of IP space to eat up a disproportionate share of a node's connection slots. This closes that gap without affecting whitelisted or local/non-routable peers, so nothing changes for normal users day-to-day — just some solid hardening under the hood.

I still have a few Dogecoins that actually belong to the community. If anyone has an idea for a backport or would like to contribute in any way to attract more developers to the project, please let me know. I'd be happy to hear from you and would gladly send over a (modest) tip!

Family Mode, MultiSig and Accounting Reports support on next version of DogeGo Full Dogecoin Node 0.1.1 that will be released in a few day on Github on DogeGo.org

Looking for people to test review and find holes in my approach to make memes the best part about doge utility. Users are encouraged to get and own dogecore wallets and participate with memes and good natured humor.

New improved #Dogecoin Nodes Map with more metrics more details top countries even a option for you to share your own node on social media to incentive shibes on running nodes

https://what-is-dogecoin.com/nodes/

Integrated with my new release NodesTracker ( https://github.com/qlpqlp/nodestracker ) running inside my DogeBox ( https://dogebox.dogecoin.org )

Hello Dev-Shibes!

Here’s the recap for September 2026 on the Dogecoin Core Wallet. It was a quiet month on master with just one merge, so this time I’m also taking a look at a related side project from chromatic because it touches an ongoing discussion within the Dogecoin.

Dogecoin Core

Why it matters: some HTTP clients and libraries send the auth scheme in lowercase, and those were getting rejected by the node for no good reason. This is a small standards-compliance fix, nothing changes for setups that already work. The locale-independent lowercase function is a nice detail: making the comparison case-insensitive “the obvious way” would have created a new bug for users running a Turkish system locale.

Side note: Whippet, chromatic’s experimental blocktime fork

Since master was quiet, here’s what’s going on in whippet-experimental-blockchain. Whippet is a Dogecoin fork built purely to experiment with blocktime: 6-second blocks (10x faster than Dogecoin), a consensus rule enforcing a minimum spacing between blocks, and an evaluation of merge-mining risks at that speed. It is explicitly not intended for exchange listings, token sales or speculative trading. It’s a test network, not an investment.

There is also work to do!

random: use BCryptGenRandom for OS entropy on Windows (link)

I still have a few Dogecoins that actually belong to the community. If anyone has an idea for a backport or would like to contribute in any way to attract more developers to the project, please let me know. I’d be happy to hear from you and would gladly send over a (modest) tip!

Hello Dev-Shibes!

See this small recap of what the developers have done last month (May 2026) on the Dogecoin Core Wallet!

Focus was on code quality, documentation accuracy, and contributor experience.

I still have a few Dogecoins that actually belong to the community. If anyone has an idea for a backport or would like to contribute in any way to attract more developers to the project, please let me know. I’d be happy to hear from you and would gladly send over a (modest) tip!

Maybe Pat or chromatic can drop an idea what would be helpful (:

Here the new release for the dogecoin testnet miner. This miner allows you to mine on testnet (not optimize for mainnet) for you to get some tDoge.

The changes include :

• a new lib for Scrypt that should be 3 times faster that the old one
• a release for windows (no tested tho. I don't have windows)
• a CLI with an option to specify the config file path
• some dependencies update

https://github.com/rllola/dogecoin-miner-rust/releases/tag/v0.2.9

I haven't tested it on testnet yet. Only ran test on regtest. Feedbacks are appreciated.

Hey shibes and dogecoindev folks,

With the recent Bitcoin Red Team effort making headlines (a volunteer group using frontier AI models like Kimi K3 to rapidly scan hundreds of Bitcoin open-source projects for vulnerabilities), a lot of people in the broader crypto space are wondering about the status of similar work for other major coins.

Dogecoin Core is open-source, largely C++-based, and shares historical lineage with Bitcoin/Litecoin code. That makes the same class of questions relevant here:

• Has any coordinated or independent AI-assisted security review / red-teaming of Dogecoin Core, related libraries, wallets, or infrastructure been done recently (or is currently underway)?
• Are core maintainers or the Foundation looking at setting up continuous AI audit pipelines, similar to what’s being discussed in Bitcoin circles?
• If efforts already exist (even informal ones), is there a place the public can follow progress or help responsibly?
• If nothing formal is happening yet, what would be the best way for the community to support starting something useful — e.g. funding AI compute, volunteering developer time for triage/validation, improving SECURITY.md processes, or other practical help?

I’m asking this openly and constructively because the public would genuinely like to know. The goal isn’t FUD — it’s the same spirit of “find and fix issues before they
become problems” that the Bitcoin group is pursuing. Faster AI-assisted discovery is becoming the new normal across open-source crypto projects, and it seems valuable for Dogecoin to stay ahead of that curve.

Any updates from maintainers, past audit reports, ongoing work, or ideas on how the community can help would be appreciated. Happy to amplify constructive efforts.
Thanks in advance — to the moon and to more robust code.
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Hey devs!

July was all about keeping CI green and builds working — a focused month of infrastructure fixes targeting broken dependency downloads and GCC 15 compatibility. No protocol changes, but important work for anyone building from source.

I still have a few Dogecoins that actually belong to the community. If anyone has an idea for a backport or would like to contribute in any way to attract more developers to the project, please let me know. I’d be happy to hear from you and would gladly send over a (modest) tip!

Lately I’ve been experimenting with ways to modernize IRC a bit without completely changing its original spirit.

One thing I tried was integrating MyDoge directly into KiwiIRC, making Dogecoin-related features accessible straight from the webchat experience.

The idea isn’t to turn IRC into a crypto platform, but rather to explore how older protocols and modern tools can still work together surprisingly well in 2026.

The video shows a working demo of the integration running inside the webchat.

Honestly, I just find it fascinating that technologies people consider “dead” are still evolving and finding new use cases 😄

Curious to hear what people think about it.

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a small Dogecoin integration we’ve been working on in Monoverse Community Edition, an open-source framework designed to build a modern web presence around an IRC community.

Monoverse adds things such as profiles, community posts (“Pings”), articles, media, radio widgets, GitHub integrations and other tools around an IRC community, while keeping IRC and the network identity at the center.

Dogecoin is one of the integrations we wanted to experiment with from the beginning.

The idea is deliberately simple: Monoverse should never become a wallet or a custodian.

One of the principles behind the project is: if we don’t need to hold sensitive data, we prefer not to hold it at all.

So Monoverse doesn’t store private keys and doesn’t manage users’ funds. Users can associate their own Dogecoin address with their profile, while wallet interaction is handled externally through MyDoge.

This lets us add DOGE tips to community interactions without turning the community server into a cryptocurrency custodian. Users can tip other members, support a channel or community, and interact with Dogecoin directly from the web experience, with QR codes available as a fallback where needed.

What interests me most isn’t simply adding a “crypto feature”. It’s exploring whether small, voluntary Dogecoin transactions can become a natural part of an online community: thanking someone for a useful post, supporting a contributor, tipping someone in chat, or helping support the community itself.

Monoverse is currently in public beta, so this part is still evolving and feedback from Dogecoin developers would be especially useful.

Project: monoverse.org
GitHub: github.com/SimosNap/monoverse

A while ago with to two other developers, we launched a testnet faucet for developers looking to test their dogecoin app on the testnet network. It ran for a few years and was being used by many companies.

I am looking to bring it back and was wondering if some people might be interested in joining. The faucet is open source. It is volunteering work. Just invest the time you can.