Relic History
DOGECAR was registered on August 13th, 2014, shortly after the Dogeparty platform launched and the DOGE burn began—where Dogecoin holders could destroy DOGE to receive XDP, the native currency used to register Dogeparty assets.
DOGECAR was among the first assets to be visually enhanced, contributing to the early development of Dogeparty’s art and collectible culture. Although it did not have on-chain provenance at the time of issuance, there is twitter proof that the art work was created in 2014. It tokenised the moment that the Dogecoin community famously sponsored NASCAR driver Josh Wise. This was one of the earliest examples of a crypto community rallying behind a real-world event, and it became a symbol of Dogecoin’s playful, grassroots energy. DOGECAR was among the first assets to be visually enhanced, contributing to the early development of Dogeparty’s aesthetic and collectible culture.
With a locked supply of 500 DOGECAR isn’t just another NFT, it’s a digital relic from the early days of crypto culture. It represents: The intersection of blockchain culture and real-world impact, the evolution of NFTs before the term even existed. It’s a community-driven moment that helped define Dogecoin’s identity. If you’re into crypto collectibles, DOGECAR is like owning a piece of doge history. It helped demonstrate how tokens could carry identity and narrative beyond simple metadata.
Purchase Details
This ancient relic may be purchased using the Dogeparty Decentralized Exchange (DEX) or via Dispensers (vending machines).
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