Dogecoin blockchain natives have recently finished their own "Runestone" airdrop, which was inspired by Bitcoin Ordinals' nonfungible token (NFT)-like giveaway last month.

On April 2, a total of 30,272 of the inventively titled "Doge Runestone" Doginals — Dogecoin's moniker for its Ordinals — were distributed to wallets that held at least one Doginal from a list of collections defined by Robo AI, the airdrop organiser. The Doge Runestones are now trading at a floor price of 185 DOGE. The tickers are down by $0.17. According to data from the Ordinals Wallet marketplace, are worth approximately $32 and have witnessed a 24-hour volume of slightly more than $2,000.

Bitcoin Ordinals are NFT-like assets like photos or texts integrated inside Sats, the smallest unit of Bitcoin (BTC). tickers down $66,939. Dogecoin is a fork of a fork of Bitcoin, which allows it to have Ordinals. An anonymous developer developed the Doginals protocol in February of last year, a month after Bitcoin Ordinals. The protocol also allows for the launch of the DRC-20 token standard in early May 2023, which takes its name from Ethereum's ERC-20 standard and Bitcoin's related BRC-20 standard.

According to Doginal Explorer statistics, there are 149 Doginal collections and roughly 68,000 DRC-20 tokens, totaling $120 million in market capitalization. The 1993 iconic shooter game Doom has also been written in the Dogecoin blockchain as a Doginal, which is a recurring meme about video game porters running Doom on strange hardware like as washing machines and toothbrushes.