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Title: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: Manwe on January 03, 2014, 12:56:41 AM I thinkg 0.00000045 is the trough, and want to buy again.
Title: Re: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: markm on January 03, 2014, 10:31:01 AM The lower it goes the better, as not only is it a buying opportunity is also could reveal how much dedicated hashing power the DOGE community actually has, once all the migrant miners who just gang-bang any coin that comes to their attention as "momentarily profitable if sold before it matures" move on to gangbang some other coin.
(Presumably they actually sell the coins they already mined last gang-bang since the coins they mine in instant response to such topsites presumably will be back to no longer being the most profitable by the time the coins they mine mature...) -MarkM- Title: Re: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: 4w4k3ning on January 03, 2014, 10:32:01 AM To the Moon!!!!!!
Title: Re: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: ManuelJ on January 03, 2014, 10:40:52 AM It will continue to drop while profitable. Not good for people like me who have them on hold.
Title: Re: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: skyisthelimit on January 03, 2014, 10:42:26 AM doge hype is done.. come and gone
Title: Re: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: lololol3 on January 03, 2014, 10:46:20 AM It will go up but not in a few weeks I think. After block reward change it will go up
Title: Re: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: Its About Sharing on January 03, 2014, 12:02:57 PM Sorry, but 20 billion coins so far with another 80 billion on the way is not attractive.
All for alt coins, but something is wrong here... Anyway, another nice experiment. Title: Re: Doge goes back to 0.00000045 again Post by: Its About Sharing on January 03, 2014, 08:04:27 PM Sorry, but 20 billion coins so far with another 80 billion on the way is not attractive. All for alt coins, but something is wrong here... Anyway, another nice experiment. It's not you that decides what is attractive or not, its the larger masses that love dogecoin :) Notice, I didn't say "Sorry, but 20 billion coins so far with another 80 billion on the way is not attractive for me." Your point is taken but the problem, to a degree, remains. That is a hyper inflated currency. Maybe it takes off, for you said the key word - "larger masses" and those are the people that made AOL succeed when I couldn't figure out why those plastic CD's were much needed and they were everywhere! LOL I don't see how a currency with so many "bits" can hold value (without an army). But, such is the experiment. |