Devs Send the First Dogecoin Transaction Without Internet via Radio Doge – A DOGE transaction was sent through radio using a technology named “Radio Doge,” according to Dogecoin developer Michi Lumin. Radio Doge, according to proponents, will “allow access to dogecoin for people outside the internet’s reach.”
The first dogecoin (DOGE) transaction was sent by radio broadcast on April 22, 2022, with the support of the global Starlink satellite network. Dogecoin developer Michi Lumin, who tweeted about the topic on Friday, shared the news.
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Dogecoin isn’t the first cryptocurrency to be transmitted over the radio. People have been able to push BTC transactions without internet access thanks to concepts like amateur radio equipment, mesh networking, and portable antennas.
In 2019, Sam Patterson, the former COO of OB1, stated that radio is more peer-to-peer (P2P) than web-based P2P networks.
Patterson tweeted on February 15, 2019, that “peer-to-peer networks constructed on the internet have a special attractiveness because of the sense of resilience they have without a central point of failure.” “They’re a little misleading: they’re really made up of a lot of computers and their connections.” This is not the case with radios. True peer-to-peer communication.”
Michi Lumin and friends sent a dogecoin (DOGE) transaction using HF/LoRaWAN (low-cost radio technology) and the Starlink satellite network.
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“Using Radio Doge, the first dogecoin transaction took place without the use of the Internet.” On Friday, a dogecoin supporter said, “Much wow. “Radio Doge will provide access to dogecoin to folks who are not connected to the internet,” the individual added.
