This week's Bitcoin DOG Mode coverage — then every company that has already talked about DOG (Bitcoin). Each logo opens the original publication, on their own site.
The current DOG Mode coverage runs from the client proposal itself to the bigger governance question: who decides which consensus-valid transactions Bitcoin should relay?
CoinDeskFollow-upCoinDesk frames DOG Mode as more than a client: a live debate over censorship, neutral blockspace markets, relay policy and who actually governs Bitcoin.
Read the original report: DOG Mode explains Bitcoin's next governance fight — CoinDeskCoinDeskOriginal reportThe report details the proposal to relay transactions up to 3.9 million weight units and lower the dust floor to one satoshi without changing Bitcoin consensus.
Read the original report: DOG Mode vs. BIP-110 — CoinDesk
CointelegraphCointelegraph explains the proposed open-source alternative to Core and Knots and the relay restrictions it aims to remove for Ordinals and Runes.
Read the original report: Leonidas proposes new Bitcoin client DOG Mode — Cointelegraph
Crypto BriefingCrypto Briefing records the client proposal as a relay-policy change rather than a hard fork, alongside the call for developers, miners and users.
Read the original report: Runestone co-founder pitches DOG Mode — Crypto BriefingStatus note: each card summarizes what the source reported on its publication date. Claims that may change are kept as dated snapshots, not presented as live facts.
Exchanges, newsrooms and infrastructure that covered DOG (Bitcoin) by name. Click any logo to read what they published — on their site, not ours.
Binance
Keeps its own DOG (Bitcoin) price page — and Binance News tracked DOG as the #1 Rune by market cap.
CoinDesk
Covered DOG from Runes launch day to the $1B market-cap run — and now DOG Mode.
Kraken
Official announcement: DOG was Kraken's first listed Bitcoin Runes asset.
Cointelegraph
Took Leonidas' $DOG Mode client proposal to the whole industry.
OKX
Profiled DOG's fair airdrop, CC0 culture, 100 billion fixed supply and community structure.
The Block
Named DOG the largest Rune by market cap in the protocol's first week.
Decrypt
Followed DOG from the Runestone airdrop to the December 2024 all-time high.
Bitcoin.com News
Launch-day record: DOG•GO•TO•THE•MOON etched as Rune #3 on Bitcoin.
Crypto Briefing
Recorded the DOG Mode pitch: more transaction access, no hard fork.
BeInCrypto
Covered the public campaign for a transparent DOG listing on Binance.
U.Today
Named DOG among the Runes supported by Bitflow's automated DCA tool.
We include reporting that directly names DOG (Bitcoin), DOG Mode, Runestone or the DOG Army. We exclude Dogecoin mix-ups, anonymous rumor and price-prediction SEO. Historical market figures stay attached to their original date.
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