By Jason Murdock

The cryptocurrency Dogecoin hit an all-time price high this week, surpassing 10 cents and sending its Reddit community into a meme frenzy. But some people don't want to simply buy the digital tokens, they want to create them.
The process is known as mining, and it's possible to do with some computer hardware and software. Unlike Bitcoin, which has a hard cap of 21 million tokens available to be mined, there is no upper cap on the potential supply of the dogecoin currency.
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