MyDoge said it has grown to more than 500,000 users without paid acquisition. Its recently released V3 update connects the wallet to applications being built on DogeOS. The announcement does not specify how many wallet users are active or have tried those applications.
The foundation and House of Doge, its commercial arm, are contributing intellectual property and development teams. The foundation will continue its open-source development support, advocacy and community work, while Labs concentrates on products and commercial opportunities.
DogeOS opened its public test network on Sept. 30, allowing developers to build Ethereum-style lending services, exchanges and games using test DOGE. Dogecoin itself handles coin transfers, so those applications run on a separate system.
Three weeks later, DogeOS’s public user guide still marks its featured applications as “coming soon.”
Its planned security link to the Dogecoin blockchain also needs further work. DogeOS wants Dogecoin’s own network to check mathematical proofs that its applications ran correctly. A proposed rule change enabling that remains a draft. Until the link is implemented, users will have to rely on DogeOS’s selected operators and hardware to check that the applications work.
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