Dogecoin Director Issues RadioDoge Project Details: What's Next for DOGE? - U.Today

Dogecoin Foundation director, Timothy Stebbing, has revealed his vision for RadioDoge, a Dogecoin grassroots project committed to improving financial inclusion for unbanked individuals.

The technology uses long-distance RF technologies like LoRa and VaraHF to enable dependable and durable data transfer in remote areas, eliminating the requirement for traditional internet access to reach the Dogecoin blockchain.

RadioDoge also utilizes the Starlink network. In a tweet on X, Stebbing revealed his musings about RadioDoge. He highlighted a vision of having a RadioDoge base station coverage of 500kms for ground based HF and lorawan, which would be about 150 base stations to cover Africa's 30.3 million square kms.

"Assuming RadioDoge base station coverage of 500KMs for ground based HF + lorawan, that's about ~150 base stations to cover Africa's 30.3 million square KMs (with overlaps). Using this new $5/month 500kb/s starlink for backhaul we could provide Dogecoin coverage to all of continental Africa for about $750/month," Stebbing wrote.

Stebbing added: "That's providing a means of exchange to all of Africa without access to internet for under 1k/month. no more middle-men ripping off farmers because they can't access banking. Literally life changing if someone could commercialize this stuff."

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On April 22, 2022, the first-ever DOGE transaction was successfully transmitted via radio using the Radio Doge protocol. The global Starlink satellite network helped to make this historic feat possible.

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