Golden Inu has quickly become the topic of conversations entering the 2nd quarter of 2023.  The brand’s $Golden token outpaced all other memecoin cryptos in terms of ROI in June, and the brand is working on further expansion.

However, most traders might not realize other factors of Golden Inu and its crypto ecosystem:

First, it’s a DAO-structured ecosystem. The community will be able to elect leaders and have an influence on who’s hired to work on various aspects of the $Golden token-related projects.

Second, it’s the first crypto ecosystem to function from the use of two official tokens, one that’s BEP-20, and another of these two tokens is ERC-20. The brand coined the phrase “dual-blockchain ecosystem,” as this will allow users from both Ethereum-Blockchain and Binance-chain to use the Golden Inu ecosystem’s applications and games seamlessly.

Lastly, the founder of Golden Inu is known as “Golden Takeishi.” He’s verified on two crypto verification systems.  Professionally, he’s a technology whiz that was once a bag holder of Shiba Inu. That all changed at the end of 2022 after the $SHIB token creators failed to materialize plans that would make the token of long-term value.

That founder then decided to launch a token that would be transparent to traders and offer long-term value with constant crypto product development — and less talk.

CryptoPotato has gotten in touch with the founder to have an open dialogue about Golden Inu and provide answers to some of the traders’ biggest questions.

Why did you name this token “Golden Inu,” knowing many traders are wary of the Inu branding?

A: I understand the skepticism that surrounds Inu-branded tokens. The name ‘Golden Inu’ came to my mind from three things. First, I felt slighted by Shiba Inu and its failure to deliver on multiple promises. I felt they were like pirite, aka false gold. Shining bright from marketing, but in reality, it was false gold. Instead of calling the token the ‘Shiba Inu Killer” from frustrations, my goal became to take action.

Instead of thinking to ‘