MiniDoge launches New York City tour to kick off North American strategy, plans to establish a local office

HashBard · 2026-01-18T12:56:16+00:00

MiniDoge recently held a city tour event in New York to showcase its Web3 ecosystem projects. The event covered multiple landmarks and interacted with local residents, aiming to pave the way for its North American strategy. An office will be opened in New York next, and there are plans to hold exchange activities related to real-world assets at the Pennsylvania Museum to expand the ecosystem.

HashBard

2026-01-18 12:56:16

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【Blockchain Rhythm】MiniDoge, a Web3 ecosystem project, recently made an interesting move in New York. On January 18th, they launched a city tour activity, taking custom dolls to visit New York landmarks—Times Square, Wall Street Bull, subway, Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, One World Trade Center, and more—interacting with tourists and local residents, while also creating buzz on social media.

This is not just a simple event. The official revealed that the city tour is actually a key part of MiniDoge’s North American strategy. Their bigger plan is to open an office in the core business district of New York, aiming to connect with local industry resources and talent, and truly implement the ecosystem into the North American market.

On January 22nd, MiniDoge will also hold an exchange event at the Pennsylvania Museum, themed “Real-World Assets (RWA) and Next-Generation Financial Infrastructure.” This event targets talents and industry professionals from North American universities, seemingly preparing for ecosystem expansion by recruiting talent and establishing industry connections.

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RugResistant

· 2h ago

Cute plush toys are wandering on Wall Street, I've seen this routine too many times Opening an office in New York? First, ask if you can survive the bear market RWA rhetoric has been heard for years, how many have actually been implemented? It's both hype and roaming, I’m impressed with the marketing skills, just waiting to see how they spin it later Customized plush toys + landmark check-ins, internet marketing done quite skillfully Feels like they're betting on New York's popularity to boost the coin price, this logic is a bit shaky The office is already open, is this really going to be a serious move or just another prelude to another round of scalpings?

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FancyResearchLab

· 2h ago

It's another routine of custom dolls + social media hype. Theoretically, it should attract some attention, but I don't know how the conversion rate will be. The RWA's set of scripts is indeed interesting; we need to see how they actually implement this in North America.

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DecentralizeMe

· 2h ago

The doll roaming set definitely catches the eye, but whether it can truly land in North America depends on subsequent actions. Opening an office in New York? Sounds good, but it's already impressive if such projects can deliver half of what they promise. Wall Street's golden bulls just taking a photo and claiming to enter the financial circle—how many have done that... RWA has been talked about for so long, but what are the actual application scenarios? This money is burning quite fiercely, how can we be sure it's not just hype? The cost of customizing dolls is probably not low; just want to ask if the funding is enough. An event exploding doesn't equal a reliable project; it still depends on the real size of the technology and ecosystem. The North American market is a tough nut to crack. Small projects trying to break in... hmm, good luck. Is this move "more show than substance"? But maybe I was mistaken.

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NFTPessimist

· 2h ago

Dolls are hanging out at Times Square. Is this what you call North American strategy? Laughing out loud, hype is greater than actual substance.

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APY_Chaser

· 2h ago

Dolls running all over New York? That's a pretty clever marketing trick, haha. --- RWA is the real focus, the dolls are just a cover. --- Opening an office in New York? That must cost a lot of money. Let's see how long they can hold on. --- It's all about the show, but I'm just worried that once it lands, it might be a whole different story. --- Times Square, Wall Street... The choice of location is quite deliberate, giving me the feeling that they really want to establish roots in North America.

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