The Current State Of The Emoji Coin War & How PEPE Can Make A Name For It

The introduction of emojis changed the way we communicate online. Today, we are no longer limited to expressing ourselves only in writing. Emojis are the bridge that helps express emotions and bring people together. The sentiment behind an emoji is often easier to convey than a phrase or phrase.

In addition, emojis have become a comprehensive communication tool. They promote a universal language, as they can be understood anywhere in the world. Today, more than 6 billion emojis are shared daily around the world.

As the demand for new emojis grew, new technologies and platforms emerged to fill the demand. Apple, Unicode Consortium, and Google are some of the dominant players in the emoji creation industry.

The Unicode Consortium, a non-profit organization that controls standards for distributed characters, creates and designs emojis with the goal of bringing more diversity and inclusion to the emoji platform. Google creates its own custom emojis for distribution through Android and its various apps. Apple has an emoji design team that updates an emoji's avatar every year, and they've also submitted new emojis to the Unicode Consortium.