US based Youtuber literally sends Dogecoin to the moon to celebrate Elon Musk’s 50th birthday

A US-based YouTuber, Reid Williamson has managed to send a tangible version of a meme-cryptocurrency to space.

If you have been wondering if the Dogecoin will actually go the moon, you have an answer now, at least partially. A US-based YouTuber, Reid Williamson has managed to send a tangible version of a meme-cryptocurrency to space. The US-based YouTuber did this to mark the 50th birthday of Dogefather Elon Musk and confirmed the same through a tweet. To recall, Musk has previously talked about sending Dogecoin to the moon and has also announced a space mission which will be entirely funded by this cryptocurrency. The video posted on YouTube by Reid is called “I Sent A LITERAL Dogecoin To Space," where he takes the viewers through the entire processing of sending the Dogecoin to the moon. The video documents all steps from purchasing a replica of the meme-coin, to weather balloons, GPS trackers and helium gas tanks to power the balloon and everything else he did to send the Doge to the moon.