Huobi and Dogecoin collaborate for charity towards rescuing dogs in San Francisco
Ishan Garg Posted On April 19, 2019 
One of the world’s largest exchange, Huobi Global, has teamed up with everyone’s favorite cryptocurrency to raise money for Grateful Dogs Rescue, a dog rescue and shelter organization in San Francisco.
The promised #dogecoin4charity promotion is here! With the @dogecoin team, we'll be awarding 1 DOGE for every Huobi sign-up and L1 Verification! Huobi will donate 1,000 DOGE for every verified sign-up to @GratefulDogsSF. Remember, 1 DOGE = 1 DOGE! https://t.co/XqEjW7yFWP pic.twitter.com/ySBGPl745E
— Huobi (@Huobi_US) April 12, 2019
Huobi recently listed Dogecoin on their platform, As part of the charity, and also to promote Dogecoin, Huobi is giving 1 DOGE token to every user who passes Level 1 Customer Verification during the promotion period. Moreover, for every user that registers Huobi will be donating 1000 DOGE towards the charity.
In a press release, Frank Fu, the CEO of Huobi.com operator HBUS said,
“Dogecoin has become the darling of the cryptocurrency community with an impressive market cap that currently exceeds $350 million USD. We are excited to support projects that have such widespread appeal, and we will continue to aggressively expand our token variety.”
Ever since Dogecoin was listed on Huobi, the token has become widely traded on the exchange. Huobi currently provides $2 million worth of trade volume to Dogecoin. Dogecoin is currently ranked on 26th position on Coinmarketcap and has a market cap of $343 million.
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