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- A moon mission partially funded by Dogecoin has secured regulatory approval.
- The moon mission will take a physical copy of the Dogecoin coin to the moon.
- The mission is expected to launch by December 23, but must get other regulatory passes before then.
Dogecoin’s goal of having a physical copy of its token sent to the moon received regulatory approval for its space mission. This move, which underscores growing developments within the meme coin’s ecosystem, has since observed excitement ripples through its community.
In a recent post on X, Samuel Reid, CEO of Geometric Energy Corporation, confirmed the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) gave approval to the company’s “DOGE-1” moon mission. The mission, which is partially funded by Dogecoin, is scheduled to launch in January 2024, after several reported cancellations.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (@NTIAgov), a Department of Commerce (@CommerceGov) agency, approved DOGE-1 X-Band (0083-EX-CN-2022 on https://t.co/b6iEAYdTPV)