Baby Doge Aiming For Metaverse Following Its Rival Shiba Inu

Following its rival Shiba Inu (SHIB) token, Baby DogeCoin (BabyDoge) also seems to prepare itself to enter the Metaverse.

On Wednesday, Baby DogeCoin asked its 957K followers whether they wanted to see the BabyDoge in the metaverse?

The tweet also comprises 19 seconds video, which seems like a trailer. The video appears to be animated, and BabyDoge is shown moving here and there, somewhere in the metaverse.

Do you want to see #BabyDoge in the metaverse? pic.twitter.com/IE5EYV7chb

— BabyDoge (@BabyDogeCoin) February 9, 2022

The tweet comes on the same day when the meme coin’s rival SHIB declared that they are launching the purchase of their first-ever Virtual Real Estate (Shiba Lands).

This shows that Baby DogeCoin doesn’t want to miss the train, and they’re thinking about entering into the Metaverse.

BabyDoge’s price is trading at $0.000000004017 per coin, up more than 1% for the day. However, the 24-hours trading volume for the coin tanked 46.68% to $12,238,356.57 compared to the previous trading day.

BabyDoge has recently registered its all-time high price of $0.000000006345 on January 16, 2022, i.e., 24 days ago. BabyDoge is undoubtedly getting more popular day after day and has continuously seen trending on Twitter since the start of the New Year 2022.

BabyDoge’s official Twitter handle is now close to hitting a record 1 million followers following the Twitter trend.

The popularity of BabyDoge increased so much that it has even surpassed the SHIB token in terms of holders’ count. Looking into the BscScan data, we found that BabyDoge’s current holder count stands at 1,392,797 (1.3M) compared to its rival Shiba Inu holders’ count of 1,166,064.

Moreover, Baby DogeCoin was recently listed on the Canadian biggest crypto exchange, Biconomy Global.