1/ @DogeOS is building an app layer for Dogecoin. In this interview I sit down with Jordan Jefferson @MyDogeCEO to discuss what he's building - an application layer for the biggest memecoin in the world, $DOGE @dogecoin. RT, Comment, Bookmark - it helps the pod a lot. Thanks. Summary Peter Abilla sits down with Jordan Jefferson, CEO of DogeOS, to explore how Dogecoin is evolving from meme status to a real app layer. Jordan shares his crypto origin story, the purpose behind DogeOS, and why it’s time to build an on-chain economy that’s actually fun to use. The conversation covers how DogeOS is designed to balance humor with utility, unlock DeFi for Dogecoin, and make crypto apps more accessible. Jordan believes the Dogecoin community’s passion is the foundation for turning $DOGE into a currency people actually use, and enjoy using. DogeOS raised $6.9M in a round led by @polychaincap Takeaways — DogeOS is building an on-chain economy on top of Dogecoin — Jordan has been in crypto since the early Bitcoin days — The mission is to bring real utility to the Dogecoin community — Dogecoin’s meme roots are a strength, not a limitation — Accessibility is core to onboarding and growth — DogeOS will support EVM-compatible apps — The Doge community is eager to build and participate — Fun is a feature, not a bug—engagement matters — DeFi tools can open new opportunities for DOGE holders — The end goal: make Dogecoin usable, everywhere — The @dogecoin and @elonmusk Connection Timeline (00:00) Intro to DogeOS and Jordan Jefferson (02:46) Jordan’s background in Bitcoin and crypto (05:29) Why DogeOS exists (08:07) Building an on-chain Dogecoin economy (11:01) Giving Dogecoin utility and purpose (13:48) A different kind of ecosystem for Doge (16:24) Why fun matters in crypto apps (19:12) DeFi opportunities for the Dogecoin crowd (21:39) Mixing fun with productivity (28:01) Letting the community lead (29:51) The irony of Dogecoin becoming useful (30:16) Investor appetite and confidence in Doge (35:40) Who actually holds Dogecoin? (36:31) Developer interest in DogeOS (37:47) What people want built next (43:21) Looking ahead: Dogecoin and X integration

Oh this is interesting. I’ve never once interacted with Alucard. I’m not part of the @EclipseFND community. Yet he blocked me? I even interviewed @akachacolate on my pod *before* they were on @KaitoAI

What’s the saying? When people are greedy, when people are scared? Crypto Bull Market might be here and it’s just starting. Be careful out there. Don’t bite off more than you can chew

Release $SEA @opensea It’s time!

.@jessepollak what’s the max size for video uploads on @baseapp?

I’m glad I went long $DOGE before the pump on @hibachi_xyz I think retail is back. Send all bags HIGHER!

It looks like $DOGE woke up. When $1.00 @DogeOS @MyDogeCEO ? Could retail be moving from $XRP to $DOGE?

OI on @hibachi_xyz for $DOGE is 15,604 DOGE OI on @hyperliquid for $DOGE is $270,380,247.27 Why is Hibachi denominated in DOGE and Hyperliquid in USD? And what a massive difference between both platforms.

Who would you nominate as the Bonnie Blue of @KaitoAI - yappers that are on 5+ leaderboards? I’m only on @infinex and @SuccinctLabs by choice. Reply and Tag who you think is the Bonnie Blue of Kaito

Here's a short snippet with @MyDogeCEO, where we discussed his latest project @DogeOS, an app layer for Dogecoin. In this short, he explains how $DOGE was the primary on-ramp for retail audiences--that is, retail got into crypto to buy $DOGE. Full episode drops next week. With the historic passing of the GENIUS ACT today, I anticipate we'll be entering a crypto renaissance and memecoins will be part of the story. Transcript: I'll, you know, I'll step back and say that Dogecoin itself has kind of been one of the main driving forces to onboard new people to crypto for, you know, at least five years, if not kind of since the beginning. So we have this group of people who are continuously, continuously entering the crypto space via Dogecoin. And a lot of these people, probably millions of them, it's the only crypto they've ever bought or held. So the first thing where they're like, okay, that's funny. Ooh, I like that cute dog. Like maybe I'll just get some. It's kind of hilarious. And we need stuff that like actually takes these people to the next step. So now maybe they're holding Dogecoin. They're really curious. What do they do next? And I think the answer to that is like really fun, accessible stuff and experiences that are more web too so that any normal user, if you will, can kind of understand them without having to dive deep into crypto understanding. examples of that.