HONG KONG — Macroeconomic headwinds are weighing on cryptocurrency prices, while rising institutional participation has tempered volatility and cooled speculation. As a result, a growing share of digital assets now sits idle on centralized exchanges. Dogecoin — the poster child of the global meme coin market — is no exception. Roughly $23 billion worth of the token currently sits on exchanges worldwide, largely unmoved. Even without a clear incentive, the coin featuring the iconic sideways-glancing Shiba Inu dog has garnered widespread attention thanks to its roots in internet meme culture and the enthusiasm of its online community, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk. According to CoinMarketCap, its market capitalization stood at $14.11 billion as of Thursday. Jordan Jefferson, founder and CEO of DogeOS, said dogecoin’s true value lies in its strong community, but he finds it problematic that users have not been benefiting from the billions of dollars in dogecoin trading volume. "Dogecoin is so big as a cryptocurrency, and it has such a passionate group of people using it and believin