Justin Trudeau’s Brother Launches Dogecoin Disco
Justin Trudeau is the quite successful Prime Minister of Canada. This weekend he was at the G7 to meet with US President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron. Today he’ll travel to Brussels for meetings with NATO and the European Commission.
Just like his father Pierre before him, Justin is making the Trudeau family proud in serving his nation as Prime Minister. There is however a black sheep in the family as well, known by the name of Kyle Kemper (a search result will show him as Justin Trudeau’s brother).
Pokemon Go and Tamagotchi
As Justin tries to negotiate a trade agreement for Canada, Kyle is doing things a tad different. This time round, he aims to get funding for his Dogecoin project, known as Dogecoin Disco.
Signup for the @DogeDisco BETA Waitlist https://t.co/TirrCIaYOm #dogecoin #dogearmy #ddp #DogeDisco
— Kyle Kemper (@kylekemper) June 12, 2021
The 37-year-old founder of the Swiss wallet and crypto card Swiss Key, presents a new fun and colorful concept based on Dogecoin.
Kemper describes his project, the Million Doge Disco, as a combination of Pokemon Go, Tamagotchi, and NFTs. The man claim to have some 327,000 Doge to distribute. The Million Doge Disco website states that the “ultimate dream is to create a party metaverse powered by DOGE.”
Kyle thinks that Bitcoin will ultimately prevail, but does understand that young people find Doge more attractive than other, more expensive coins.
We are one. Let’s have fun @DogeDisco #DogeDisco #dogeconsciousness pic.twitter.com/d0blhkCiX2
— DogeDarling (@DogeDarling) June 13, 2021
The Doge Disco website explains that:
The Million Doge Disco is a master plan to get the entire world dancing together. It starts with Augmented Reality NFTs, soon to be released all over the world!
We cannot wait to see that being released. As always with Doge, much wow and we can only hope Elon picks up on it or perhaps Justin?
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