In response to a recent tweet by Burger King UK that referred to an unidentified coin which the community appears to have no knowledge of, there seems to be a positive reaction from Dogecoin (DOGE).
The UK division of the renowned fast-food restaurant stirred up a commotion last week when it posted a tweet asking for an "office doge" after an unusual request from a cryptocurrency user for "We need doge."
trying to convince my manager to let me have an office doge
— Burger King (@BurgerKingUK) March 31, 2023
The tweet was rapidly noticed by the Dogecoin community, causing a surge in the value of this popular memecoin.
Dogecoin Community to Burger King's 'BiteCoin'
Following a tweet from Burger King UK that mentioned "BiteCoin," the Dogecoin community was stirred up once again over the weekend.
brb I’m making BiteCoin
— Burger King (@BurgerKingUK) April 8, 2023
According to Coingecko's latest update, DOGE's price has increased by almost 1.0% in the last 24 hours and 4.5% in the past seven days. The tweet from the popular fast-food giant has captured the attention of Dogecoin enthusiasts who also noticed the company's previous mentions of "Doge."
Burger King's recent discussions regarding DOGE have sparked a great deal of excitement, particularly among cryptocurrency enthusiasts who are hoping that the fast-food chain will begin accepting their preferred digital currencies.
DOGE Piques Interest Of Burger King
Burger King Brazil made an announcement in 2021 that generated a lot of attention for Dogecoin, as its Dogpper dog snack was made available for purchase with the cryptocurrency. The fast-food giant promoted the product through an advertisement across the country, further raising awareness about Dogecoin.
Later that same year, Burger King and Robinhood partnered to offer a crypto giveaway in the US, which included an impressive 20 Bitcoins, 200 Ether, and 2 million Dogecoins.
Despite these crypto-friendly initiatives, it remains uncertain whether Burger King UK intends to allow customers to use Dogecoin to purchase meals at their restaurants.