DogeBonk is a customer support number for the headquarters of the company. This number is for customer support and is not a toll-free number.
DogeBonk (DOBO) phone number.
The DogeBonk phone number is 1-844-DOGBONK.
DogeBonk (DOBO) support.
DOGE is a digital asset that uses thepeer-to-peer network to operate with no central authority or banks. It is similar to other cryptocurrencies, but with some key differences. For example, DOGE is not mined, but is instead created through a process called “mining.” DOGE also has a system called “minting,” which allows new coins to be created at a decreasing rate over time.
DogeBonk (DOBO) customer care.
DogeBonk (DOBO) customer care is available 24/7 to assist you with any questions or issues you may have with your account. Our team is available to help resolve any issues as quickly as possible.
What is DogeBonk (DOBO)?
DogeBonk is a mobile app that rewards users for doing good deeds, such as donating to a charity or recycling.
DogeBonk (DOBO) headquarters.
DogeBonk is a cryptocurrency and blockchain company headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company provides a Dogecoin-based tipping service and social media platform.
DogeBonk was founded in December 2014 by David Schwartz and Jackson Palmer. The company is a spinoff of Dogecoin Fund, a venture capital firm that invested in Dogecoin. DogeCoin Fund's co-founder, Jackson Palmer, left DogeBonk in early 2015.
In February 2015, DogeBonk announced that it had raised $2 million in Series A funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors. In March 2015, the company announced that it had raised an additional $4 million in Series B funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors.
In June 2015, DogeBonk announced that it had hired Mitch Iyengar as its CEO. Iyengar had previously been the CEO of HYPEBEAST and was also the founder of IGN Entertainment.
In October 2015, DogeBonk announced that it had raised an additional $8 million in Series C funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors.
In December 2015, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired Dogetip, a social media tipping platform, for an undisclosed amount. Dogetip had been founded by Jordan Kelley and Michael Croteau.
In February 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had raised an additional $10 million in Series D funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors.
In March 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired Drip, a social media engagement platform, for an undisclosed amount. Drip had been founded by Michael Arrington and John Collison.
In May 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had raised an additional $15 million in Series E funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors.
In June 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had hired Jeremy Liew as its CTO. Liew had previously been the CTO of BitAngels, a bitcoin investment fund.
In July 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired Socialbakers, a social media measurement company, for an undisclosed amount. Socialbakers had been founded by Nir Eyal and Guy Rosen.
In September 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had raised an additional $20 million in Series F funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors.
In November 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had hired Matt Roszak as its CEO. Roszak had previously been the CEO of Blippy, a social media platform.
In December 2016, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired CoinGecko, a cryptocurrency information platform, for an undisclosed amount. CoinGecko had been founded by Charlie Shrem and Patrick Myners.
In January 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had raised an additional $25 million in Series G funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors.
In February 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired Socialblade, a social media analysis company, for an undisclosed amount. Socialblade had been founded by Saurabh Agarwal and Amit Singhal.
In March 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired CrowdSource Research, a research company, for an undisclosed amount. CrowdSource Research had been founded by Adam Neumann and Jonathan Teo.
In April 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired SocialBee, a social media marketing company, for an undisclosed amount. SocialBee had been founded by Rahul Sood and Pranav Dixit.
In May 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired HootSuite, a social media management company, for an undisclosed amount. HootSuite had been founded by Ryan Holmes and Dennis Crowley.
In June 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had raised an additional $30 million in Series H funding from Partech Ventures and individual investors.
In July 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired Talend, a software company, for an undisclosed amount. Talend had been founded by Michael Acton Smith and Keith Rabois.
In August 2017, DogeBonk announced that it had acquired SocialOomph, a social media optimization company, for an undisclosed amount. SocialOomph had been founded by Mohit Kalra and Nitin Rao.