Neiro, the Rightful Heir to the Doge Throne?

A Drama of Months-Long Proportions

The months-long meme coin drama surrounding the rightful heir to the Doge throne may have finally gotten an official jury. On Monday, the team behind Own the Doge, a DAO dedicated to preserving the legacy of the original Doge meme and its creators, the late Shiba Inu Kabosu and her owner, Japanese kindergarten teacher Atsuko Sato, announced it has been granted IP rights from Sato herself to the likeness of Neiro, her newest dog.

Breaking it Down

A few months after Kabosu passed away in May, Sato adopted another Shiba Inu, Neiro. Given the fact that Kabosu inspired Dogecoin, which is currently worth roughly $59 billion, it took mere seconds before degens began churning out various Neiro-inspired meme coins.

A War Over Neiro Tokens

In short order, a war erupted over which Neiro token was the real deal, and which were paltry imitators. Ultimately, none of them had Sato’s official stamp of approval.

The Own the Doge DAO’s Plan

But now, the Own the Doge DAO hopes to adjudicate the whole tawdry affair, with a combination of Sato’s blessing and decentralized voting mechanisms. “This is not wholesome,” the Own the Doge Twitter account said on Monday about recent Neiro-related infighting. “But it does not have to be this way.”

Voting and IP Rights

In the coming weeks, the DAO plans to have its members vote on which Neiro meme coin, if any, should receive the designation of officially holding proper IP rights. An Own the Doge representative told Decrypt that most of those votes are likely to take place after the holidays.

A Guiding Light

The representative also clarified that Atsuko Sato will hopefully serve as a “guiding light” through this process, and that the pet owner will have ultimate veto power over any decisions reached by the DAO. Both Sato and Own the Doge could also decide to back no Neiro meme coins whatsoever.

Voting Eligibility

Holders of DOG, Own the Doge’s official token—not to be confused with Dogecoin (DOGE), which was created back in 2013 without Sato’s blessing—will be eligible to vote via the organization’s DAO on any potential Neiro-related resolutions.

A Lot of Money at Stake

A decent amount of money could be impacted by the DAO’s votes. One Neiro-themed meme coin on Ethereum currently boasts a market capitalization of nearly $663 million. Another, on Solana, is hovering around $5 million.

Conclusion

The drama surrounding Neiro, the rightful heir to the Doge throne, has finally gotten an official jury in the form of the Own the Doge DAO. With Sato’s blessing and decentralized voting mechanisms, the DAO hopes to adjudicate the whole tawdry affair and determine which Neiro meme coin, if any, should receive the designation of officially holding proper IP rights.

FAQs

Q: What is the Own the Doge DAO?
A: The Own the Doge DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of the original Doge meme and its creators, the late Shiba Inu Kabosu and her owner, Japanese kindergarten teacher Atsuko Sato.

Q: What is the significance of Neiro, the newest dog of Atsuko Sato?
A: Neiro is the newest dog of Atsuko Sato, and its adoption led to a war over which Neiro token was the real deal, and which were paltry imitators.

Q: What is the plan of the Own the Doge DAO regarding Neiro tokens?
A: The DAO plans to have its members vote on which Neiro meme coin, if any, should receive the designation of officially holding proper IP rights.

Q: Who will have ultimate veto power over any decisions reached by the DAO?
A: Atsuko Sato, the pet owner, will have ultimate veto power over any decisions reached by the DAO.

Q: Who is eligible to vote on Neiro-related resolutions?
A: Holders of DOG, Own the Doge’s official token, will be eligible to vote via the organization’s DAO on any potential Neiro-related resolutions.