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Title: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on October 10, 2022, 01:05:29 AM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: GreatArkansas on October 11, 2022, 02:45:13 AM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.
So for me, this is impossible to happen (Only Dogecoin) Maybe in the future, there are lot of options buy major are the high market cap coins,
primary for sure will be Bitcoin (Lightning network also), Ethereum, and many more.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: adaseb on October 11, 2022, 03:41:43 AM
Elon has been pumping doge for over a year now. Whenever he can he sends out some doge tweet and the currency goes pumping like crazy within seconds.

He probably won’t try this because i don’t think anyone would use it. Nobody holds doge, even crypto holders and people won’t buy it just to send someone a tip on Twitter.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: tbct_mt2 on October 11, 2022, 05:43:40 AM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.
So for me, this is impossible to happen (Only Dogecoin) Maybe in the future, there are lot of options buy major are the high market cap coins,
primary for sure will be Bitcoin (Lightning network also), Ethereum, and many more.
It will very likely happen if Elon Must actually buys Twitter. He is a big fan of Dogecoin and I am not doubtful that if he owns Twitter and wants to add new tipping methods for it, Dogecoin will be one of his first priorities.

If you want to explore more about Twitter's Tipping, Bringing tips to everyone (https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/product/2021/bringing-tips-to-everyone)

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How does it work?

You’ll know an account has turned on Tips if you see a cash icon next to the Follow button on the profile page. Tap the icon, and you’ll see a list of payment services or platforms that the account has enabled, and you can select whichever you prefer. The services* available so far:


  • Bandcamp
  • Barter
  • Cash App
  • Chipper
  • Ethereum Address
  • Paga
  • Patreon
  • Paytm
  • Razorpay
  • Wealthsimple Cash
  • Venmo

And today, we’re adding some new services to the list: GoFundMe – an online fundraising platform – and PicPay – a Brazilian mobile payments platform.
They accept tipping with Bitcoin via Lightning Network too.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: danherbias07 on October 11, 2022, 06:10:12 AM
It suddenly looks appealing to buy Dogecoin again. Maybe just for the short-term hype then sell it back quickly.
Definitely, it will boost its value of it but I doubt it will be long. There will also be a big dump once they cannot service everyone due to heavy traffic.
Happened to BNB due to the NFT's that was using the Binance Smart Chain.
They didn't expect a large amount will come and they didn't handle it well. I just hope Dogecoin is ready for that wave before EM applies it or it will just be a disappointment.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: jossiel on October 11, 2022, 09:49:23 AM
It would be since there is already the feature going that has been said that will be added for tips on Twitter which has been proposed first with LN.

Elon should put money where his mouth is and if he's really into Doge, he'll add it for Twitter. But more than that, if he's got balls then he'll add it with his other companies and venture.

But, that doesn't how traditional business goes.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: samcrypto on October 11, 2022, 09:58:50 AM
Once the deal is final and Elon becomes the biggest shareholder of Twitter, there’s a high possibility that he will introduce cryptocurrency in twitter but of course there’s no assurance for this and no specific token since Elon is hyping other project as well aside from DOGE.

Whatever coin or token it is, once Twitter formally introduce cryptocurrency on it’s platform, that can be a big hype and maybe the start of a bull market.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: avikz on October 11, 2022, 10:46:14 AM
I don't see it happening in reality to be honest. Even though Elon is going ahead with this deal, I don't see Doge is being accepted in Twitter. There are multiple regulatory blockers which will make it very difficult for Elon to roll out such things worldwide.

Yes, it may be possible in US and other crypto friendly nations but can't be rolled out worldwide. Also I am not sure if Doge is actually capable of handling such initiatives. 


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: tvplus006 on October 11, 2022, 12:40:34 PM
I don't see it happening in reality to be honest. Even though Elon is going ahead with this deal, I don't see Doge is being accepted in Twitter. There are multiple regulatory blockers which will make it very difficult for Elon to roll out such things worldwide...

We remember that Elon Musk previously appealed to the Twitter management with a request to introduce such an opportunity to pay for a premium package with Doge coins. And if such an offer was rejected earlier, now the chances of realizing it will increase very much after Musk becomes the rightful owner of this social network. And this will undoubtedly affect the value of the coin, as it will add even more utility to it.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: crwth on October 11, 2022, 12:47:36 PM
With all the news with regards to Elon, it’s probably going to be connected with regards to his holdings. Doge of course would be part of it and anyone in any news with regards to connections with it will be produced and marketed, so that people would see doge as something as a reliable coin to profit from and possibly hold as well.

If you have money to spare, maybe you could really get some doge coins or something. Not financial advice.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: bastian466 on October 11, 2022, 01:41:11 PM
We are waiting with the facts that happen, hopefully it will go according to plan.  if true, this could be a breath of fresh air to pump up the prices of all cryptocurrencies, not just doge.  this could be the next hype if the plan to integrate doge into twitter is a very good new thing because what we see with twitter is the most popular platform and the most used by everyone and is included in the top 10 most popular social media applications, the most  used


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: sheenshane on October 11, 2022, 11:59:40 PM
This didn't surprise me.

Elon Musk bought Twitter of course with a purpose and it could this was his purpose in the first place.  He loves Dogecoin and he always wanted to pump up the price of this coin.  We know Dogecoin is good for micropayments and at least it has a real utility.

It is always good if Elon Musk set another payment option like using the Bitcoin lightning network alternatively to the Dogecoin.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: dansus021 on October 12, 2022, 02:01:24 AM
if the dogecoin used as micropayment that would be great, since only twiter that love about crypto world

but as far that i know Elon Musk is doesn't like PoW coin especially that coin been mine with dirty energy doge is mine with ASIC like bitcoin


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: LogitechMouse on October 12, 2022, 03:00:58 AM
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What are your thoughts? ???
That rumor has already been spread when he tries to buy Twitter for the first time and now resurfaced again because of his desire to buy Twitter again after choosing not too months ago.

Musk has been pumping and dumping DOGE for quite some time and we know that DOGE almost reached a dollar because of him. We also saw that his desire of buying twitter again made DOGE pump a bit. Now with regards to him adding DOGE into twitter if he successfully buys it, I guess it's possible since DOGE has been made to tip those people. I'm thinking, if he will integrate it, there might be a point where people will tip other people with DOGE if they see that their tweet or comment is good.

Now with DOGE going to $1, it's possible but the chance of it to happen are low to close to zero for me. With that enormous supply and it being inflationary, it will be hard but it's still possible knowing how many people are using twitter around the world. I'm thinking it's not only DOGE that will be added but there will be some coins that will be added for other use.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Wexnident on October 12, 2022, 05:36:03 AM
It wouldn't be impossible, he is an avid fan of it, and adopting it to the platform would only bring benefits to hodlers, which I assume he is a big part of. It may even be possible that he's going to run an advertisement of sorts for it when he gets the platform early on though I don't think it's going to last long though or heck I don't think a lot of people are even going to use it, a lot of people still don't even know what crypto is (not to mention most buyers of Doge are probably just hodling it for him and not to use it). There are probably a few better options tbh, but it is Elon we are talking about.   

On another note wasn't there a lawsuit about Elon and Doge? Wondering how he's going to handle that (or maybe it was handled already?)  if Doge was going to be introduced to the platform.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: el kaka22 on October 12, 2022, 06:20:53 PM
It is clear that Elon is not that much into Doge as he used to be. Even if he buys twitter, and even if he really wants to change some stuff in it, I am pretty sure that adding Doge micropayments will not be the first thing he does. Maybe he will do it later on, I do not know when or how he will do that but if he does, I am sure it is going to be pretty much far distant in the future.

By that time, we could have a bull run, I mean think about it, he doesn't even own it yet, and that means doing all of these will take more than a year, I assume that we will have a lot better market by that time and the price will be over 50k+ by the time he gets the company and builds something like this.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: bitgolden on October 12, 2022, 09:15:23 PM
This is speculation at its highest level and shouldn't really be calculated into your investments. We are talking about knowing the intentions of a billionaire, by his past actions and to be fair I am pretty sure that he is not going to be held responsible for them neither. He did pumped doge once, but then he also made it crash as well by saying he is no longer interested.

It means he could say whatever he wants and nobody is there to stop him. This is why I personally believe that it would be wiser if we could just ignore what he has said so far or done so far and assume that he has absolutely no interest in doge, because if we assume him wanting to, and then turns out he won't, we would lose a lot of money.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: isaac_clarke22 on October 12, 2022, 09:26:17 PM
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I thought this already happened couple of months ago like few months after April but then I didn't realize it was not happening yet. Regardless yeah, it is just a meme coin anyway and nothing else more. though I would not be surprised in the first place these days. Along with NFTs, Doge and Shib became like the popular memes now and I just can't wrap around my head that people are willing to buy such meme coins in high amounts.

Ethereum would be a great candidate instead though if not Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Jackl87 on October 12, 2022, 10:06:47 PM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I really hope that this time Elon Musk will be successful with buying twitter, because i just would like it to be a platform for real free speech where every opinion can be expressed (as long as it is not against the law of course) even if it is not the opinion of the mainstream. I only believe it though once it is really a done deal because his first attempt of buying twitter was kind of a weird drama.
If he is successful then it is a possibility that Dogecoin could be accepted as a payment at twitter. I also think that this would have impact on it's price but probably not as much as it had when Musk mentioned it the first time.
If this happens i just hope that it won't kick off a new shit-coin wave like we had a few months ago.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Yogee on October 12, 2022, 10:31:38 PM
This is not really about Doge or its price after integration to Twitter's tipping service. It's about who would actually use the platform's feature. I think Twitter is a bit late to the game when it comes to the implementation of tipping since I've seen it utilized more in other social media but who really knows what happens in the future. Maybe it will gain more traction in a few years.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: NicNacCoin on October 12, 2022, 10:40:36 PM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???
Elon Musk is a very mysterious person indeed. He slowly but became more popular. Currently, all of his thoughts are good news for cryptocurrencies as a whole.A few days ago we heard that Elon Max had bought the Twitter platform. And from that company currently offered Doge CoinCoin he will make micro payments.If it is successful, Doge will increase the price. But it is not sure whether it will reach within one dollar.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Fatunad on October 12, 2022, 10:47:06 PM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???
Elon Musk is a very mysterious person indeed. He slowly but became more popular. Currently, all of his thoughts are good news for cryptocurrencies as a whole.A few days ago we heard that Elon Max had bought the Twitter platform. And from that company currently offered Doge CoinCoin he will make micro payments.If it is successful, Doge will increase the price. But it is not sure whether it will reach within one dollar.
Reaching $1 is impossible considering the overall supply of DOGE then this is something that is really too far off.Dont make yourself expectations to be that too distant so that you wont really be that
hoping or expecting that much.Elon is already popular and famous considering this man is one of the richest man globally which it is really just normal that he is really known.
He had been doing things which would really make out some good advertisement indirectly into his owned companies and now he's been involved with crypto and attaching out
his investment into it which do really creates even more buzz which i do see that its really a win-win situation for him.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: eaLiTy on October 12, 2022, 11:05:37 PM
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I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen?
Anyone with logic would think it is preposterous to even dream that the price of Dogecoin will rise to $1. But who knows it is magic money and with Elon Musk wants to raise some money after the Twitter purchase, i wont be surprised him doing some crazy shit to rally the price :D.

Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???
They will add those in a short period of time, the developers never bothered to upgrade them when Musk started to Tweet about it and all of a sudden the transactions were getting stuck and the developers woke up and made the necessary updates within a week or so if i remember correctly, so they will do the necessary updates if Musk is to bring his magic again .


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on October 12, 2022, 11:53:55 PM
This didn't surprise me.

Elon Musk bought Twitter of course with a purpose and it could this was his purpose in the first place.  He loves Dogecoin and he always wanted to pump up the price of this coin.  We know Dogecoin is good for micropayments and at least it has a real utility.

It is always good if Elon Musk set another payment option like using the Bitcoin lightning network alternatively to the Dogecoin.

Elon Musk is a huge "hodler" of Dogecoin, so making the move to integrate the cryptocurrency within the social media platform would be in his best interests to make as much money as possible from his holdings. Anything related to Elon Musk in a positive way would surely "pump" the "meme" coin's price all the way to the moon. I don't think Mr. Musk will adopt the Lightning Network since he has previously criticized Bitcoin's "high energy consumption". DOGE is more energy efficient than BTC, but it's not as good as ETH or any other PoS coin in this regard. The sky is the limit here, so let's wait and see what happens after the Twitter acquisition is completed. Just my opinion :)


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Humility4sure on October 13, 2022, 01:28:38 AM
The issue of Elon musk and Twitter purchase are beginning to look like a child's play. Elon musk keeps changing his mind Tru and fro and they keep going to court and nothing seems to be happening or rather its taking too long. Even if the deal scales through, there's really no basis to see dogecoin making her way to twitter as a means of exchange.

The fact that Elon Musk, played a key role in the influence of dogecoin price does not necessarily mean that he has a long term goal of keeping up with the coin. It could be gimmicks designed to help him actualize his personal goal of maximum returns.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: wxa7115 on October 13, 2022, 03:04:52 AM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.
So for me, this is impossible to happen (Only Dogecoin) Maybe in the future, there are lot of options buy major are the high market cap coins,
primary for sure will be Bitcoin (Lightning network also), Ethereum, and many more.
Sometimes certain standards are adopted based on the decision power of a single person, it is true that if it was up to the community such a thing will never happen, but if Elon actually buys Twitter and taking into account his preference for the coin then this seems like something which has a high likelihood of happening.

And if that is the case then dogecoin will get even more popular and I would expect hype to surround the coin again for a few months before it crashes.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Luffygroove on October 13, 2022, 03:39:28 AM
Dogecoin is useless until it evolves beyond its current role as a meme currency. Tokens and coins, as you mentioned, need to have high scalability if they are to be employed on a large scale. What happens if a meme coin is never optimized for its intended utility? chaos. Therefore, it is preferable for the developer to think about future work to make DogeCoin ready for that before DogeCoin might be used for any practical use case.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: len01 on October 13, 2022, 05:24:15 AM
after reading this thread i remember yesterday reading in another thread with the title "be careful investing in coins starred by celebrities".
maybe there is little in common and can think of Elon Musk like the richest celebrity in the world.
it could happen when Elon musk implements what he had planned and it is likely that the price of dogecoin will rise again like last year. but am i wrong if i think it will all be a temporary hype like last year? when a tweet on twitter popped up and everyone was chasing dogecoin and the price was pumped after that it was dumped again.
but we will never know what will happen in the year to come and what is certain is that if Elon musk were to do that, it would certainly be a short term hype again


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: ethereumhunter on October 13, 2022, 06:29:42 AM
Maybe the effect on Doge is that it can attract more people to buy Dogecoin, which can trigger its price to go up. But if there's no news about Dogecoin, maybe the price won't go up too high unless Elon pumps up the price of Dogecoin with news like before.

I don't really think about what effect this will have on Dogecoin as a micropayment but it will pave the way for Dogecoin to get more users to use it as a micropayment tool. Elon has his own plans for Dogecoin and we will see if that helps the price of Dogecoin go up or stays at its current price.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Crypt0Gore on October 13, 2022, 06:32:47 AM
That's Elon's plan all along, this will surely happen if Elon ends up with Twitter and again this will give other Doge shit coins more reason to pump and also more Doge name projects will show up, I hope this move doesn't back fire on Elon as time goes on.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: BobK71 on October 13, 2022, 06:58:09 AM
The most widely known social media nowadays is Twitter. And this Twitter has been discussed for quite some time. Will Elon Musk really buy it? I personally believe that if Elon Musk actually bought Twitter, he might have plans for Doge Coin. If he is used as a micro payment method. Then undoubtedly Doge Coin is not only $1 dollar that could be $5 to $10. If it can reach 71 cents without utilities, then this big adoption will definitely get high demand in the market.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Anonymous100 on October 13, 2022, 04:41:06 PM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???
If Elon Musk is ready to spend 44 billion dollars to pump up the price of Dogecoin, of course Dogecoin will be at number 4 Coinmarketcap. With a note the prices of other coins are not pumped at the same time.

Will Dogecoin reach $1?
Let's count:
That means the price of Dogecoin is $0.389894xxxxxx
https://i.ibb.co/C22WyV6/dogecoin.png


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: ryzaadit on October 13, 2022, 09:22:39 PM
I don't think is his priority.

Most the time could be priority "Bitcoin" rather than "Dogecoin" however, IMO the tips procedure on "tweeter" can be using third service parties. Even before tweeter are gonna to install this feature.

We already can using by third parties.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on October 14, 2022, 01:45:19 AM
Dogecoin is useless until it evolves beyond its current role as a meme currency. Tokens and coins, as you mentioned, need to have high scalability if they are to be employed on a large scale. What happens if a meme coin is never optimized for its intended utility? chaos. Therefore, it is preferable for the developer to think about future work to make DogeCoin ready for that before DogeCoin might be used for any practical use case.

I guess with Elon Musk into Dogecoin, developers will start taking things seriously to make it scale towards millions of users worldwide. Either they take the on-chain scaling route, or shift themselves to Layer-2 (eg: Lightning Network). It would be surprising to see Mr. Musk donating a portion of his money into the Dogecoin Foundation just to help with the development of the project. Not only that would make the coin more useful in the long run, but it will have a positive effect over its price within the long term.

I love DOGE because it's much faster and cheaper to use than Bitcoin, Litecoin, or even Ethereum. It's only great as digital cash than a store of value because of the way it was designed. Integrating it into Twitter for micropayments would be a great idea, as that would increase Dogecoin's exposure to the mainstream world. No one knows what's in Elon Musk's mind right now, so we can only hope for the best. Just my opinion :)


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Pierre 2 on October 14, 2022, 04:28:32 AM
I don't think Elon Musk will show interest to Dogecoin that much until next bull run. He is obviously speculation guy. He kept speculating on Doge's price, probably he made quick fortune through it. I generally dislike him. He may increase crypto visibility anyways. Twitter is crypto friendly. Maybe Elon Musk can increase Blockchain interaction. I actually want Twitter to have its own altcoin. But Doge as micropayment option sounds nice.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: BobK71 on October 14, 2022, 05:42:32 AM
I don't think Elon Musk will show interest to Dogecoin that much until next bull run. He is obviously speculation guy. He kept speculating on Doge's price, probably he made quick fortune through it. I generally dislike him. He may increase crypto visibility anyways. Twitter is crypto friendly. Maybe Elon Musk can increase Blockchain interaction. I actually want Twitter to have its own altcoin. But Doge as micropayment option sounds nice.
Actually, We are very much enthusiast about Elon Musk but he is not. He just believe that emotions should be ignored in business. The biggest mistake was made in 2021 by the investors. There is no guarantee that Elon Musk will use Doge Coin as micropayments if he buys Twitter. So don't expect too much. One should never invest depending on him.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: gunhell16 on October 14, 2022, 06:31:51 AM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???

First of all, a Dogecoin cannot become 1$. Do you know how much market cap volume sir it will take? Second, if Elon Musk were to choose a meme coin to promote, I think he would prefer to choose Shiba Inu over dogecoin because Shiba has more features than Dogecoin. But this is just my own opinion Sir.

Besides that, the only thing that Elon Musk can do is to influence others to invest in the coin that he wants to promote, yes it is true that he can increase its value price but that does not mean that he can make it 1$ per coin, that's not the case as far as I know.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: newdevices on October 14, 2022, 09:14:54 AM
I don't think Elon Musk will show interest to Dogecoin that much until next bull run. He is obviously speculation guy. He kept speculating on Doge's price, probably he made quick fortune through it. I generally dislike him. He may increase crypto visibility anyways. Twitter is crypto friendly. Maybe Elon Musk can increase Blockchain interaction. I actually want Twitter to have its own altcoin. But Doge as micropayment option sounds nice.
Actually, We are very much enthusiast about Elon Musk but he is not. He just believe that emotions should be ignored in business. The biggest mistake was made in 2021 by the investors. There is no guarantee that Elon Musk will use Doge Coin as micropayments if he buys Twitter. So don't expect too much. One should never invest depending on him.
Elon Musk is a fan of Dogecoin, and if Twitter was bought by Elon Musk then we certainly shouldn't be surprised about the micropayments there,
because Doge and Bitcoin would be good choices for Elon, this is why we should all buy Doge in the long term, because Bull for The doge isn't over yet.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: KaliLinux on October 14, 2022, 05:04:02 PM
I don't think Elon Musk will show interest to Dogecoin that much until next bull run. He is obviously speculation guy. He kept speculating on Doge's price, probably he made quick fortune through it. I generally dislike him. He may increase crypto visibility anyways. Twitter is crypto friendly. Maybe Elon Musk can increase Blockchain interaction. I actually want Twitter to have its own altcoin. But Doge as micropayment option sounds nice.
Actually, We are very much enthusiast about Elon Musk but he is not. He just believe that emotions should be ignored in business. The biggest mistake was made in 2021 by the investors. There is no guarantee that Elon Musk will use Doge Coin as micropayments if he buys Twitter. So don't expect too much. One should never invest depending on him.
Exactly, I hope people wouldn't start investing in Dogecoin hoping that there is something huge coming out of it if Elon musk was to eventually conclude this Twitter deal meanwhile, there is also this happening now, Elon Musk is under federal investigations, Twitter says in court filing (http://reuters.com/markets/deals/elon-musk-under-federal-investigation-tied-twitter-deal-twitter-court-filing-2022-10-13/) How do we know that with this investigation, Musk will still be willing to close the deal and what is with the back and forth from him anyways.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: bitcampaign on October 14, 2022, 06:04:30 PM
that's what I've been thinking since Elon officially bought twitter from the news we got a few days ago, i see like there is a future in dogecoin and i think what you think also in this thread, where dogecoin can be integrated into twitter as a micropayment tool , therefore I continue to buy Dogecoin as long as it is below $0.1 because I believe it will go to $1 after going through a process that runs from now on for the next few years


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on October 16, 2022, 01:25:23 AM
First of all, a Dogecoin cannot become 1$. Do you know how much market cap volume sir it will take? Second, if Elon Musk were to choose a meme coin to promote, I think he would prefer to choose Shiba Inu over dogecoin because Shiba has more features than Dogecoin. But this is just my own opinion Sir.

Besides that, the only thing that Elon Musk can do is to influence others to invest in the coin that he wants to promote, yes it is true that he can increase its value price but that does not mean that he can make it 1$ per coin, that's not the case as far as I know.

As they always say, "the sky is the limit". There's no limit to how farther Dogecoin will go as long as there's mainstream demand for it. I think it could reach $1 in the future if Elon Musk continues to liven up the hype. Adding the cryptocurrency as a micropayments tool would only add fuel to the fire. But first things first. Developers are going to need to scale the Dogecoin blockchain if they want it to be used by the masses. As I've said before, no one knows what's on Elon Musk's mind right now. He's extremely unpredictable at times, so he could either integrate DOGE into Twitter, choose another cryptocurrency, or do nothing about it. Mr. Musk could also backtrack from his deal of buying Twitter for $44B again, causing severe pain over Dogecoin's price. Nothing is set in stone, so the best thing we can do is wait and see what happens before deciding to invest into Dogecoin for the long term. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Smack That Ace on October 16, 2022, 03:19:57 AM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???

First of all, a Dogecoin cannot become 1$. Do you know how much market cap volume sir it will take? Second, if Elon Musk were to choose a meme coin to promote, I think he would prefer to choose Shiba Inu over dogecoin because Shiba has more features than Dogecoin. But this is just my own opinion Sir.

Besides that, the only thing that Elon Musk can do is to influence others to invest in the coin that he wants to promote, yes it is true that he can increase its value price but that does not mean that he can make it 1$ per coin, that's not the case as far as I know.

It's hard to say doge can't touch $1 because in 2021 it's already up to $0.7 and the gap isn't too far. Last year with the news that ELon was holding doge and accepting doge payments for some tesla products, he was able to pump it up to levels no one would have expected, along with becoming a twitter owner and integrating doge into twitter, I think more crazy things will happen. I see he is only interested in doge not shiba, if he chooses coin with many features or usecase, he will not choose memecoins. This is simply his game.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: TribalBob on October 16, 2022, 01:28:49 PM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???
all is possible , the effect of elon on doge is huge in this past year , the price of doge will probably reach 1$ if elon make it a legal payment on twitter .

but I can't understand why doge has to be Elon's choice for this, why not just btc or eth maybe bnb


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on October 18, 2022, 01:11:11 AM
It's hard to say doge can't touch $1 because in 2021 it's already up to $0.7 and the gap isn't too far. Last year with the news that ELon was holding doge and accepting doge payments for some tesla products, he was able to pump it up to levels no one would have expected, along with becoming a twitter owner and integrating doge into twitter, I think more crazy things will happen. I see he is only interested in doge not shiba, if he chooses coin with many features or usecase, he will not choose memecoins. This is simply his game.

If DOGE went all the way to $0.70, then it can easily go to $1 in the future. All it takes is for demand to increase like crazy for such price to materialize. Elon Musk is an avid investor of Dogecoin, so he wouldn't let the opportunity of "pumping" the cryptocurrency's price slip away that easily. By adopting it as a micropayments tool for the social media platform, demand would effectively increase at a fast pace. After all, not everyone knows about the "meme" cryptocurrency yet.

Adding DOGE would bring the exposure necessary to pump the price all the way to the moon (or Mars for that matter). The market is bearish right now, making it impossible for $1 to happen anytime soon. But wait until everything settles, and you'll regret yourself not having invested into DOGE before. For what I know, the sky is the limit. As long as you don't put all of your life savings into Dogecoin, everything will be fine. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: LogitechMouse on October 18, 2022, 02:40:50 AM
Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).
On one website (https://cryptowallet.com/academy/dogecoin-use-case/), I saw what the use case of DOGE and this is one:
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Perhaps one of the most initial use cases of Doge was as an online tipping coin. Using the coin, social media users could tip others for their content.
One of the use case of DOGE is for online tipping. Now, DOGE is a few steps away from reaching that use case with the help of Elon Musk. Now the only question is, will he really integrate crypto online tipping in Twitter if incase he will be the new owner of Twitter.

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???
There is a possibility.
Possibility that DOGE pump but I don't see it reaching to a dollar knowing that one feature of the coin is it has an unlimited amount of supply. TBH it's hard and I don't expect it to go 1$ but maybe with the help of Elon and Twitter, the impossible might be possible.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: tbct_mt2 on October 18, 2022, 02:49:44 AM
One of the use case of DOGE is for online tipping. Now, DOGE is a few steps away from reaching that use case with the help of Elon Musk. Now the only question is, will he really integrate crypto online tipping in Twitter if incase he will be the new owner of Twitter.
If a coin is available at crypto payment gateways like Coinpayments.net, Coingate.com, Coinsbee.com, nowpayments.io and more similar payment gateways, it would be easy to be used as a tipping method.

The challenge for Dogecoin now is just whether Twitter accepts to add it as a tipping method on Twitter. If they want to do it, the process would be done quickly.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: wxa7115 on October 20, 2022, 02:46:23 AM
after reading this thread i remember yesterday reading in another thread with the title "be careful investing in coins starred by celebrities".
maybe there is little in common and can think of Elon Musk like the richest celebrity in the world.
it could happen when Elon musk implements what he had planned and it is likely that the price of dogecoin will rise again like last year. but am i wrong if i think it will all be a temporary hype like last year? when a tweet on twitter popped up and everyone was chasing dogecoin and the price was pumped after that it was dumped again.
but we will never know what will happen in the year to come and what is certain is that if Elon musk were to do that, it would certainly be a short term hype again
That is a good advice, but not many people are going to listen to that kind of advice and the reason is they legitimately believe they will obtain profits when dogecoin or another meme coin pumps, and when people are in that state in which they are only thinking about the profits they can get then those people are never going to listen to our warnings.

So there is not much we can do except to keep warning them about this and hope that some of them listen to our advice.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: tvplus006 on October 20, 2022, 04:34:59 PM
...but I can't understand why doge has to be Elon's choice for this, why not just btc or eth maybe bnb

Elon Musk has never hidden the fact that he is a Doge hodler. And in February last year, he bought dogecoin for his youngest son https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1359519541219500033 So it would be logical to further expand the use of Doge in everyday life, which must necessarily entail an increase in the value of the coin, and, accordingly, the profit of the Mask.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: isaac_clarke22 on October 20, 2022, 05:28:05 PM
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You could be right considering how many followers he has in Twitter, though I would not even try to buy the hype. It is not just worth wasting my time and energy following a random celebrity in the internet and it also involves crypto so.....

Addition of cryptos as micropayments would not affect anything though since I do not think that people would go into Twitter to involve their money, let alone Paypal including cryptos back then that did not even become popular of a feature.

Let the guy be the guy. There ain't anything we can do about it anyway.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: uneng on October 20, 2022, 06:02:35 PM
If implemented, I think this feature can boost dogecoin price considerably. As we can see, twitter is a strong political social media where every sides fight daily battles rising hashtags and influence to show they are the strongest side of the battlefield that is twitter or their country or even the world. With doge tips, these political movements can boost their results on the social media tipping their followers in real time while remaining relatively anonymous. I just think not every countries would allow this to happen for their respective citizens who use the platform. Probably this feature would be restricted to few countries only.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on October 21, 2022, 01:39:32 AM
There is a possibility.
Possibility that DOGE pump but I don't see it reaching to a dollar knowing that one feature of the coin is it has an unlimited amount of supply. TBH it's hard and I don't expect it to go 1$ but maybe with the help of Elon and Twitter, the impossible might be possible.

The only way DOGE will reach $1 is if Elon Musk "pumps" the price with its acquisition of Twitter. Bitcoin would also need to reach a new All-time-high in price for DOGE to retain its prices for the long term. Don't get me wrong, but Dogecoin is a pretty good cryptocurrency for micropayments. It's perfectly fine just the way it is. Sometimes I think a high-priced DOGE would limit the cryptocurrency's ability to be used by a wider audience. The unlimited supply of Dogecoin, tells us developers created it to be used as a currency (not as a store of value like Bitcoin). Crypto land has come up with its surprises, so who knows if DOGE holders get lucky someday? Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: tbct_mt2 on October 21, 2022, 02:46:24 AM
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The only way DOGE will reach $1 is if Elon Musk "pumps" the price with its acquisition of Twitter. Bitcoin would also need to reach a new All-time-high in price for DOGE to retain its prices for the long term. Don't get me wrong, but Dogecoin is a pretty good cryptocurrency for micropayments. It's perfectly fine just the way it is. Sometimes I think a high-priced DOGE would limit the cryptocurrency's ability to be used by a wider audience. The unlimited supply of Dogecoin, tells us developers created it to be used as a currency (not as a store of value like Bitcoin). Crypto land has come up with its surprises, so who knows if DOGE holders get lucky someday? Just my thoughts ;D
The all time high of Dogecoin is about $0.64, not far to $1.

Dogecoin currently (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/) is traded around $0.06 that is a very good entry. Price chart still has an open gap under $0.06 but it is a good support for Dogecoin. I believe it will bounce back from $0.06 to about $0.1 to $0.12. I don't wish Dogecoin to hit $1 and $0.12 is enough for me in a bear market.

You are right too that Dogecoin only can hit $1 if there are two conditions occur: Bitcoin is in its bull market. Dogecoin gets a massive support and an explosive news like being accepted at Twitter as one of its payment methods.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Questat on October 21, 2022, 09:32:28 AM
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The all time high of Dogecoin is about $0.64, not far to $1.

Dogecoin currently (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/) is traded around $0.06 that is a very good entry. Price chart still has an open gap under $0.06 but it is a good support for Dogecoin. I believe it will bounce back from $0.06 to about $0.1 to $0.12. I don't wish Dogecoin to hit $1 and $0.12 is enough for me in a bear market.

You are right too that Dogecoin only can hit $1 if there are two conditions occur: Bitcoin is in its bull market. Dogecoin gets a massive support and an explosive news like being accepted at Twitter as one of its payment methods.
This is an example to see how influential he is. Elon Musk acquires Twitter for something to earn money, not just for fun and pleasure.
After the said event and big news, Dogecoin is moving up, and people are expecting a price rally. Well, we know the huge community of Dogecoin that is a big factor. However, it was not the right time to expect Dogecoin to hit $1 unless we are in bull season. I couldn't assume this even reach that far but of course, we can't deny the fact that Elon Musk can manipulate the market if he wants.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: irhact on October 21, 2022, 11:47:22 AM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.

Elon musk loves dogecoin, he was promoting it for the last bull market and as a result, dogecoin grew massively and almost reaching the $1 price. If he was to use any cryptocurency for his newly acquired social platform (Twitter) then it has to be dogecoin. Also Elon musk is different, he enjoys doing extra ordinary things. Some weeks back, he launched his perfume line. For someone as rich as he is, you'll think things like that aren't necessarily important but still, those are things he find interesting, he loves taking on new challenges and making dogecoin popular has been on his list from his past behaviors.
Overall this will be huge for the market, if Elon does make used of dogecoin as a micropayments on twitter. The news alone will bring in more investors and other cryptocurrency will stand to benefit.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: RealMalatesta on October 22, 2022, 09:14:59 PM
after reading this thread i remember yesterday reading in another thread with the title "be careful investing in coins starred by celebrities".
maybe there is little in common and can think of Elon Musk like the richest celebrity in the world.
it could happen when Elon musk implements what he had planned and it is likely that the price of dogecoin will rise again like last year. but am i wrong if i think it will all be a temporary hype like last year? when a tweet on twitter popped up and everyone was chasing dogecoin and the price was pumped after that it was dumped again.
but we will never know what will happen in the year to come and what is certain is that if Elon musk were to do that, it would certainly be a short term hype again
That is a good advice, but not many people are going to listen to that kind of advice and the reason is they legitimately believe they will obtain profits when dogecoin or another meme coin pumps, and when people are in that state in which they are only thinking about the profits they can get then those people are never going to listen to our warnings.

So there is not much we can do except to keep warning them about this and hope that some of them listen to our advice.
That is unfortunately true, and it's their own problem. If they really trust meme projects this much, then they should be investing into it and when they lose money on it, that's their own trouble and has nothing to do with us.

I have personally never invested into doge or any other meme, and I have not made any profits from it neither, but I am fine with not losing any money from it as well. That's the key point, if you are not losing any money at all then you are doing the right thing eventually as well. This doesn't mean that you should never invest into anything just because you could lose, but at least the thing you invest into should have some fundamentally solid reason to go up.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: DoublerHunter on October 22, 2022, 09:34:29 PM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.

Elon musk loves dogecoin, he was promoting it for the last bull market and as a result, dogecoin grew massively and almost reaching the $1 price. If he was to use any cryptocurency for his newly acquired social platform (Twitter) then it has to be dogecoin. Also Elon musk is different, he enjoys doing extra ordinary things. Some weeks back, he launched his perfume line. For someone as rich as he is, you'll think things like that aren't necessarily important but still, those are things he find interesting, he loves taking on new challenges and making dogecoin popular has been on his list from his past behaviors.
Overall this will be huge for the market, if Elon does make used of dogecoin as a micropayments on twitter. The news alone will bring in more investors and other cryptocurrency will stand to benefit.
^Elon Musk doing great at making money by himself and probably that is why he becomes riches people because of making money.
He has held a lot of Dogecoin since the start and he even promoted this on Twitter before since he bought Twitter, there is no doubt he will use Dogecoin as a micropayment. I now start thinking about how much Dogecoin he has and why he choose this instead of BTC.
Do you think this strategy will become good and how about the Lightning network of BTC that can be used in micropayment?


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Tony116 on October 22, 2022, 10:10:02 PM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.

Elon musk loves dogecoin, he was promoting it for the last bull market and as a result, dogecoin grew massively and almost reaching the $1 price. If he was to use any cryptocurency for his newly acquired social platform (Twitter) then it has to be dogecoin. Also Elon musk is different, he enjoys doing extra ordinary things. Some weeks back, he launched his perfume line. For someone as rich as he is, you'll think things like that aren't necessarily important but still, those are things he find interesting, he loves taking on new challenges and making dogecoin popular has been on his list from his past behaviors.
Overall this will be huge for the market, if Elon does make used of dogecoin as a micropayments on twitter. The news alone will bring in more investors and other cryptocurrency will stand to benefit.
^Elon Musk doing great at making money by himself and probably that is why he becomes riches people because of making money.
He has held a lot of Dogecoin since the start and he even promoted this on Twitter before since he bought Twitter, there is no doubt he will use Dogecoin as a micropayment. I now start thinking about how much Dogecoin he has and why he choose this instead of BTC.
Do you think this strategy will become good and how about the Lightning network of BTC that can be used in micropayment?

I want to tell everyone that so far he has not actually owned twitter and it is very likely that he will continue to get involved in another lawsuit related to twitter, so doge adoption on this social network won't happen anytime soon.

He chooses dogecoin over bitcoin simply because bitcoin market is much bigger than dogecoin market and it will become easier to manipulate than bitcoin. As you said, he is very good at making money and I believe he chose doge for that reason and not because of the technology or the future of the crypto industry.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-government-considering-national-security-121824528.html


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: AmoreJaz on October 22, 2022, 10:16:41 PM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.

Elon musk loves dogecoin, he was promoting it for the last bull market and as a result, dogecoin grew massively and almost reaching the $1 price. If he was to use any cryptocurency for his newly acquired social platform (Twitter) then it has to be dogecoin. Also Elon musk is different, he enjoys doing extra ordinary things. Some weeks back, he launched his perfume line. For someone as rich as he is, you'll think things like that aren't necessarily important but still, those are things he find interesting, he loves taking on new challenges and making dogecoin popular has been on his list from his past behaviors.
Overall this will be huge for the market, if Elon does make used of dogecoin as a micropayments on twitter. The news alone will bring in more investors and other cryptocurrency will stand to benefit.
^Elon Musk doing great at making money by himself and probably that is why he becomes riches people because of making money.
He has held a lot of Dogecoin since the start and he even promoted this on Twitter before since he bought Twitter, there is no doubt he will use Dogecoin as a micropayment. I now start thinking about how much Dogecoin he has and why he choose this instead of BTC.
Do you think this strategy will become good and how about the Lightning network of BTC that can be used in micropayment?

I want to tell everyone that so far he has not actually owned twitter and it is very likely that he will continue to get involved in another lawsuit related to twitter, so doge adoption on this social network won't happen anytime soon.

He chooses dogecoin over bitcoin simply because bitcoin market is much bigger than dogecoin market and it will become easier to manipulate than bitcoin. As you said, he is very good at making money and I believe he chose doge for that reason and not because of the technology or the future of the crypto industry.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-government-considering-national-security-121824528.html

you have a point on this. of course, he is a businessman, so he would look at cryptocurrency which he thinks he has advantage of when it comes to generating money. with doge, he is already in touch with the developers of this old meme alt so he can easily influence their developments if he wants to.
but til then, let's see how his getting a hold of twitter pans out. because if he will indeed take control of its ownership, the likelihood that doge will be integrated on this platform is very likely.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: glendall on October 23, 2022, 10:09:04 AM
This issue has been heard for a long time and every day Elon is getting more and more excited to pump Doge, I'm not sure Doge will be 1$ but as we know in the crypto cycle no one knows the direction and value that will be created whether it will go up or flat, everyone can speculate In this case, we can only see and confirm when the time comes


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: tygeade on October 24, 2022, 05:05:11 AM
Dogecoin currently (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/) is traded around $0.06 that is a very good entry. Price chart still has an open gap under $0.06 but it is a good support for Dogecoin. I believe it will bounce back from $0.06 to about $0.1 to $0.12. I don't wish Dogecoin to hit $1 and $0.12 is enough for me in a bear market.

You are right too that Dogecoin only can hit $1 if there are two conditions occur: Bitcoin is in its bull market. Dogecoin gets a massive support and an explosive news like being accepted at Twitter as one of its payment methods.
That is your opinion, you think that it is a good price to buy and it will go up when the bull run comes. But I personally believe that it will not do well, and it will be doing quite terrible in the long run. While everything goes from 2x to 10x, this will not and it will cause the price to drop a lot as well.

I am not saying it is a bad investment, if you want to invest into it then go ahead, but I believe there are better investments out there and that is a lot better to look for, if there is something better than why go ahead and invest like that? It doesn't matter if you are investing at something that goes up, only if it goes up better than others.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: yazher on October 24, 2022, 06:27:02 AM
Elon has been pumping doge for over a year now. Whenever he can he sends out some doge tweet and the currency goes pumping like crazy within seconds.

He probably won’t try this because i don’t think anyone would use it. Nobody holds doge, even crypto holders and people won’t buy it just to send someone a tip on Twitter.

If that is the case then, it would be more than a meme coin that looks unreal because dogecoin is not made like this rather it's just a random coin that is used by Elon Musk to manipulate the crypto market. newbie investors should be a little more careful because this is the kind of coin where the real volatility happens. Those who buy the coin at a high price should really careful and take advantage whenever they see that they will gonna get a profit and with this, they won't gonna regret it if the price will suddenly drop.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on October 25, 2022, 01:04:09 AM
I want to tell everyone that so far he has not actually owned twitter and it is very likely that he will continue to get involved in another lawsuit related to twitter, so doge adoption on this social network won't happen anytime soon.

He chooses dogecoin over bitcoin simply because bitcoin market is much bigger than dogecoin market and it will become easier to manipulate than bitcoin. As you said, he is very good at making money and I believe he chose doge for that reason and not because of the technology or the future of the crypto industry.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-government-considering-national-security-121824528.html

We're going to have to see whenever the deal will settle as planned, or Elon Musk will change his mind again. If the lawsuit goes in, don't expect Dogecoin's price to rise anytime soon. Mr. Musk is a smart person, so he would do anything that's in his best self interest. By purchasing Twitter and adding DOGE to the platform, crypto will dive deep into the mainstream. This will be beneficial for Elon Musk himself, as it would cause DOGE's price to soar like crazy. It's likely the "meme" coin will go to $1 if the market isn't that bearish. All of the options are on the table, so it wouldn't hurt to buy some DOGE just in case. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: wxa7115 on October 27, 2022, 03:08:25 AM
The information Elon Musk shares on social media is unreliable. You can't believe anything he says. Although the lawsuit has been decided, I do not expect the purchase of Twitter to be delayed this long even after the ruling. I wonder where the news of Twitter adopting doge came from. He dumped the market with the news of green energy mining after selling 75% of the bitcoin without notice. It is not known whether the doge was sold, which may have been concealed. 
Traders and investors need to become way more wary of what Musk posts on his Twitter account, it is known he likes to troll people and who in his right mind would risk the money it has taken them years to accumulate just because a billionaire posts a tweet?

Besides the coin which he has decided to support is one which has been the joke of this market for years, and we are supposed to believe that somehow just because Musk now supports it there has been a qualitative change in that coin? Dogecoin was a terrible coin to invest your money before Musk showed its support and despite his backing this is still true, so regardless of how much dogecoin supporters refuse to accept this fact we need to stay away from this coin.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: MinoRaiola on October 29, 2022, 08:01:12 PM
I was surprised that so little is written about Dogecoin. After the big deal from Elon Musk and Twitter, maybe DOGE1 Start in the next months? The old "Doge to the Moon" videos of him will be circulating again in the next few days. And the integration of Doge on Twitter should also be discussed again. I think the chance it happening is much higher now. Reminder: Old tweets like this are now coming back:

https://i.postimg.cc/850dHkv3/screenshot-106.png (https://postimages.org/)
Source: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1538406040374595585


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Lizzylove1 on October 29, 2022, 08:21:28 PM
This is already pumping, sadly I have just few left, I will need to bridge from dogechain to mainet and wait for possible more ballistic from Elon Musk tweets. I really wonder why they will choose dogecoin for payment with it slow network.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: ingiltere on October 29, 2022, 08:55:12 PM
This is already pumping, sadly I have just few left, I will need to bridge from dogechain to mainet and wait for possible more ballistic from Elon Musk tweets. I really wonder why they will choose dogecoin for payment with it slow network.

I was actually waiting for this but I didn't buy and now I regret it. When Twitter deal is done it was obvious Elon would do something about Doge. I was feeling it but for some reason I didn't take action. Probably because we were still not in bull run then and there was no signs of it.
I don't know if he makes something about Doge to use in Twitter but one thing is for sure, he will take care of his investment in both sides.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: nurilham on October 29, 2022, 09:59:34 PM
Why? Why Dogecoin? We all know Dogecoin is a meme coin that was built by forking Bitcoin.
So for me, this is impossible to happen (Only Dogecoin) Maybe in the future, there are lot of options buy major are the high market cap coins,
primary for sure will be Bitcoin (Lightning network also), Ethereum, and many more.
Elon Musk often makes hype on Dogecoin, so you shouldn't be so surprised about it.  ;D
However, I am not sure if Dogecoin really to be micropayments on Twitter. Elon Musk must consider it again, it will be the same as Tesla revokes the payment for Tesla products with BTC previously. Of course, Bitcoin or Ethereum ideally is a better option. Elon Musk should consider a better coin if he is really serious to use crypto coins for micropayments on Twitter.



Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: dothebeats on October 29, 2022, 10:45:10 PM
Not quite impossible but perhaps only for the fun of it. Elon will still probably boast bitcoin and use dogecoin as the means to get the word out. Mind you, this guy's companies still have a huge holding of BTC and now that he controls the whole of Twitter, he can easily do whatever marketing or promotion he wants to get in there. Micropayments in pre-funded bitcoin twitter accounts might even be a thing and not necessarily dogecoin, but as of this moment I think he's busy getting the 'edit' feature up and running (lol) and the restructuring of the company as a whole.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Bobrox on October 29, 2022, 11:16:31 PM
Today Dogecoin pump drastically almost 50% and better quite careful another bad news later, maybe for Dogecoin holder waiting almost five until seven months later to see how drastically pump Dogecoin. Impact have announced by Elon Musk with micropayments using Dogecoin at twitter. Little careful not guarantee with Dogecoin will reach higher price, seems few days later have popular discussing about Dogecoin reach higher price drastically and if you have reach profit better take it and waiting for opportunity open short at future trading, don't try to buy right now and better waiting if Dogecoin have drop few days later.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Junii on October 30, 2022, 11:25:01 AM
Elon musk has been pumping doge for over a year ago. Whenever he can  sends out some doge tweet and the dogecoin goesup within seconds.

He probably won’t try this because i don’t think anyone would use it. Nobody holds doge, even crypto holders but if  Musk integrates Dogecoin into Twitter, the doge coin will be set to explode and overtake major cryptocurrencies


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: hyudien on October 30, 2022, 12:10:55 PM
It looks like Elon Musk is going to proceed with the $44B deal to buy Twitter as he has originally planned. The recent news of Elon Musk changing its mind again had a short pump in DOGE's price. If the deal goes through, that would mean Elon Musk will become the new owner of one of the world's most popular social media platforms. Knowing that the billionaire is a huge fan of Dogecoin, it's possible he will integrate the cryptocurrency into the platform for micropayments (micro-tipping).

I'm wondering what effect will this have into DOGE's price if successfully implemented? Will DOGE be able to finally get past $1 per coin? Or will it never happen? Also, I fail to see how DOGE would be used massively on Twitter when the cryptocurrency doesn't have enough transaction capacity to serve millions of users around the world. There's no LN or on-chain scaling solution yet, so developers are going to have to work on something if they want DOGE to be widely adopted worldwide. What are your thoughts? ???

Apart from the agreement that took place last Friday and if I combine the 2 paragraphs that you made, it is quite evident that there are several links, namely Elon has officially owned Twitter, and secondly, there has been an increase in the impact seen after Elon's official announcement as the owner of Twitter on the price of Doge. Whether it's only done by the large Doge community or it's a natural market response to Elon's decision. Because besides that Twitter shares also experienced an increase.

Correlation is necessary if you want more clarity, but at first glance, I think it can be easily summed up. Elon officially owns Twitter -> Dogecoin as his favorite coin then the Doge community and Elon followers try to gain attention in the crypto market.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on November 02, 2022, 01:12:15 AM
Elon Musk often makes hype on Dogecoin, so you shouldn't be so surprised about it.  ;D
However, I am not sure if Dogecoin really to be micropayments on Twitter. Elon Musk must consider it again, it will be the same as Tesla revokes the payment for Tesla products with BTC previously. Of course, Bitcoin or Ethereum ideally is a better option. Elon Musk should consider a better coin if he is really serious to use crypto coins for micropayments on Twitter.

That depends whenever regulators would like the idea of implementing Dogecoin as a payments tool on Twitter or not. Considering that Twitter is constantly under scrutiny by the regulators, it seems very unlikely Elon Musk will integrate DOGE into the platform anytime soon. Doing otherwise, would give Mr. Musk a lot of trouble with the regulators. All of this is speculation so only time will tell us if DOGE gets added to Twitter or not.

To our surprise, DOGE's been rising in price ever since Elon Musk completed the deal. It's now trading at $0.12 compared to $0.05 a few days ago. Still, it's far below $1 as the bear market continues to strain both Bitcoin and its derivatives. Crypto land is full of surprises, so who knows if we get lucky someday? Just my opinion :)


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: ThemePen on November 02, 2022, 02:18:37 AM
As he suggested some hours ago to charge $8 per month from verified users. These $8 can be in DOGE coin. Or may be in other way.(but I think it can be in DOGE coin).

As we know in the past many news we listened. Like:

 Elon is supporting Doge Coin. (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-21/musk-says-he-supports-dogecoin-after-people-encouraged-him-to)
 Elon is Pro Doge. (https://futurism.com/elon-musk-pro-doge-bitcoin)

Like many you will find on internet.
Here is CNN news now not $20 Twitter will charge $8.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/01/tech/musk-twitter-verification-price/index.html


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on November 04, 2022, 10:47:26 PM
As he suggested some hours ago to charge $8 per month from verified users. These $8 can be in DOGE coin. Or may be in other way.(but I think it can be in DOGE coin).

As we know in the past many news we listened. Like:

 Elon is supporting Doge Coin. (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-21/musk-says-he-supports-dogecoin-after-people-encouraged-him-to)
 Elon is Pro Doge. (https://futurism.com/elon-musk-pro-doge-bitcoin)

Like many you will find on internet.
Here is CNN news now not $20 Twitter will charge $8.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/01/tech/musk-twitter-verification-price/index.html

Probably. But I don't think people would be willing to pay $8 (either in Fiat or DOGE) just to get verified on Twitter. It would be a waste of time and money, in my opinion. The social media platform needs better ideas to help attract as much people into it as possible. Dogecoin could benefit a lot in terms of mainstream adoption if there are a lot of users on Twitter, though. That is if Elon Musk decides to add it as a micropayments tool.

But I don't think he will dare to do it, as it will bring the attention of the regulators. They will come up with the excuse that Mr. Musk is patronizing money laundering and tax evasion by adopting DOGE into the platform without complying with KYC/AML. The only way this would work is by letting only verified users to use DOGE on Twitter. All of this is speculation, anyways. Let's give Mr. Musk some time to see what he will do with DOGE. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: abel1337 on November 04, 2022, 11:00:53 PM
As he suggested some hours ago to charge $8 per month from verified users. These $8 can be in DOGE coin. Or may be in other way.(but I think it can be in DOGE coin).

As we know in the past many news we listened. Like:

 Elon is supporting Doge Coin. (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-21/musk-says-he-supports-dogecoin-after-people-encouraged-him-to)
 Elon is Pro Doge. (https://futurism.com/elon-musk-pro-doge-bitcoin)

Like many you will find on internet.
Here is CNN news now not $20 Twitter will charge $8.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/01/tech/musk-twitter-verification-price/index.html

Probably. But I don't think people would be willing to pay $8 (either in Fiat or DOGE) just to get verified on Twitter. It would be a waste of time and money, in my opinion. The social media platform needs better ideas to help attract as much people into it as possible. Dogecoin could benefit a lot in terms of mainstream adoption if there are a lot of users on Twitter, though. That is if Elon Musk decides to add it as a micropayments tool.

But I don't think he will dare to do it, as it will bring the attention of the regulators. They will come up with the excuse that Mr. Musk is patronizing money laundering and tax evasion by adopting DOGE into the platform without complying with KYC/AML. The only way this would work is by letting only verified users to use DOGE on Twitter. All of this is speculation, anyways. Let's give Mr. Musk some time to see what he will do with DOGE. Just my thoughts ;D
Paying $8 monthly for that blue check is not a problem for other people since I'm sure it would be considered as luxury or somehow another trust layer for the twitter community given that there are existing blue check accounts are being used by scammers and trolls. Paying blue check will instantly weed out most of those blue check verified trolls and scammers. As far as I know, the only ones can avail the blue check mark are ones who are fully verified in the past which means  they are KYCed and somehow submit their ID to the platform. If ever DOGE is accepted as a payment method, We surely will see a price bump on DOGE.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: super bako on November 06, 2022, 01:53:07 PM
As he suggested some hours ago to charge $8 per month from verified users. These $8 can be in DOGE coin. Or may be in other way.(but I think it can be in DOGE coin).

As we know in the past many news we listened. Like:

 Elon is supporting Doge Coin. (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-21/musk-says-he-supports-dogecoin-after-people-encouraged-him-to)
 Elon is Pro Doge. (https://futurism.com/elon-musk-pro-doge-bitcoin)

Like many you will find on internet.
Here is CNN news now not $20 Twitter will charge $8.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/01/tech/musk-twitter-verification-price/index.html

Probably. But I don't think people would be willing to pay $8 (either in Fiat or DOGE) just to get verified on Twitter. It would be a waste of time and money, in my opinion. The social media platform needs better ideas to help attract as much people into it as possible. Dogecoin could benefit a lot in terms of mainstream adoption if there are a lot of users on Twitter, though. That is if Elon Musk decides to add it as a micropayments tool.

But I don't think he will dare to do it, as it will bring the attention of the regulators. They will come up with the excuse that Mr. Musk is patronizing money laundering and tax evasion by adopting DOGE into the platform without complying with KYC/AML. The only way this would work is by letting only verified users to use DOGE on Twitter. All of this is speculation, anyways. Let's give Mr. Musk some time to see what he will do with DOGE. Just my thoughts ;D
Paying $8 monthly for that blue check is not a problem for other people since I'm sure it would be considered as luxury or somehow another trust layer for the twitter community given that there are existing blue check accounts are being used by scammers and trolls. Paying blue check will instantly weed out most of those blue check verified trolls and scammers. As far as I know, the only ones can avail the blue check mark are ones who are fully verified in the past which means  they are KYCed and somehow submit their ID to the platform. If ever DOGE is accepted as a payment method, We surely will see a price bump on DOGE.
This is what is important for us to anticipate, avoiding scammers with blue ticks in the project account. 8$ is a small amount of price for a scammer to carry out his action to attract investors' attention. I think this is really a big drama, I want to see the progress that Elon Musk has as a substitute for the owner of Twitter


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on November 07, 2022, 01:02:30 AM
Paying $8 monthly for that blue check is not a problem for other people since I'm sure it would be considered as luxury or somehow another trust layer for the twitter community given that there are existing blue check accounts are being used by scammers and trolls. Paying blue check will instantly weed out most of those blue check verified trolls and scammers. As far as I know, the only ones can avail the blue check mark are ones who are fully verified in the past which means  they are KYCed and somehow submit their ID to the platform. If ever DOGE is accepted as a payment method, We surely will see a price bump on DOGE.

The question is: what perks/benefits will the user have after paying $8 a month for a "blue tick"? Without getting anything in return, I don't see Twitter's paid subscription plan going anywhere soon. Not even adding DOGE as payment method will help. It's been around a week and a half since Elon Musk purchased Twitter, but it's yet the day where he hasn't said anything about Dogecoin. Maybe he's afraid of the regulators? But with mandatory ID verification on the platform (the blue tick), I don't see why adding DOGE should be a problem in the first place.

I've noticed that the "meme" coin's price "pumped" for a brief period of time after the deal went through. I guess it will "pump" even further in price once the cryptocurrency gets integrated into the platform as a micropayments tool. No one knows what will happen in the future, so we can only hope for the best. Just my opinion :)


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Majestic-milf on November 07, 2022, 02:09:22 AM
Paying $8 monthly for that blue check is not a problem for other people since I'm sure it would be considered as luxury or somehow another trust layer for the twitter community given that there are existing blue check accounts are being used by scammers and trolls. Paying blue check will instantly weed out most of those blue check verified trolls and scammers. As far as I know, the only ones can avail the blue check mark are ones who are fully verified in the past which means  they are KYCed and somehow submit their ID to the platform. If ever DOGE is accepted as a payment method, We surely will see a price bump on DOGE.

The question is: what perks/benefits will the user have after paying $8 a month for a "blue tick"? Without getting anything in return, I don't see Twitter's paid subscription plan going anywhere soon. Not even adding DOGE as payment method will help. It's been around a week and a half since Elon Musk purchased Twitter, but it's yet the day where he hasn't said anything about Dogecoin. Maybe he's afraid of the regulators? But with mandatory ID verification on the platform (the blue tick), I don't see why adding DOGE should be a problem in the first place.

I've noticed that the "meme" coin's price "pumped" for a brief period of time after the deal went through. I guess it will "pump" even further in price once the cryptocurrency gets integrated into the platform as a micropayments tool. No one knows what will happen in the future, so we can only hope for the best. Just my opinion :)
This $8 a month for the blue tick is in my opinion a means to get back if not all, at least most of the money used to purchase the app. I hear that user accounts with "they/them" tags would be charged $16/ month since it's assumed it's a dual account of sorts.
 It doesn't come as a surprise that the price of Doge pumped seeing as he is the crusader of the meme coin but how long will this high it's experiencing last?  Won't come as news to me tho if it happens that Elon has moved to another coin of interest, since it's not beneath him to change his mind at the drop of a hat 


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Jaered on November 07, 2022, 06:07:50 AM
I think Elon Musk would use Dogecoin to an extent. Maybe as a tip payment option. It wouldn't be the only available options for payment  obviously, due to the problems tou pointed out, scalability, being the top issue. But does Dogecoin have the required devs needed for the job? That’s the issue


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Polkeins on November 07, 2022, 06:13:24 AM
Paying $8 monthly for that blue check is not a problem for other people since I'm sure it would be considered as luxury or somehow another trust layer for the twitter community given that there are existing blue check accounts are being used by scammers and trolls. Paying blue check will instantly weed out most of those blue check verified trolls and scammers. As far as I know, the only ones can avail the blue check mark are ones who are fully verified in the past which means  they are KYCed and somehow submit their ID to the platform. If ever DOGE is accepted as a payment method, We surely will see a price bump on DOGE.

The question is: what perks/benefits will the user have after paying $8 a month for a "blue tick"? Without getting anything in return, I don't see Twitter's paid subscription plan going anywhere soon. Not even adding DOGE as payment method will help. It's been around a week and a half since Elon Musk purchased Twitter, but it's yet the day where he hasn't said anything about Dogecoin. Maybe he's afraid of the regulators? But with mandatory ID verification on the platform (the blue tick), I don't see why adding DOGE should be a problem in the first place.

I've noticed that the "meme" coin's price "pumped" for a brief period of time after the deal went through. I guess it will "pump" even further in price once the cryptocurrency gets integrated into the platform as a micropayments tool. No one knows what will happen in the future, so we can only hope for the best. Just my opinion :)
This $8 a month for the blue tick is in my opinion a means to get back if not all, at least most of the money used to purchase the app. I hear that user accounts with "they/them" tags would be charged $16/ month since it's assumed it's a dual account of sorts.
 It doesn't come as a surprise that the price of Doge pumped seeing as he is the crusader of the meme coin but how long will this high it's experiencing last?  Won't come as news to me tho if it happens that Elon has moved to another coin of interest, since it's not beneath him to change his mind at the drop of a hat 
In general, it is certainly a strange idea to charge 8 dollars from verified accounts, as if there were no other way to monetize? Twitter has its own audience, which may well use it for promotion and pay for advertising.
Someone has already started to troll the mask and create his "fake" accounts with a blue checkmark.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: nimogsm on November 09, 2022, 09:32:33 PM
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This $8 a month for the blue tick is in my opinion a means to get back if not all, at least most of the money used to purchase the app. I hear that user accounts with "they/them" tags would be charged $16/ month since it's assumed it's a dual account of sorts.
 It doesn't come as a surprise that the price of Doge pumped seeing as he is the crusader of the meme coin but how long will this high it's experiencing last?  Won't come as news to me tho if it happens that Elon has moved to another coin of interest, since it's not beneath him to change his mind at the drop of a hat 
I think first we need to find statistics on how many verified accounts there are at the moment, and then need to calculate who is willing to pay $8 a month at all.The introduction of Doge as payment is still only a theory that has been discussed on the web for quite a long time, but at the moment there is no confirmation of this.I am more inclined to think that when buying such a large company for such a large amount at the moment, cryptocurrency is not in his priority right now.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: kawetsriyanto on November 09, 2022, 10:52:29 PM
I think Elon Musk would use Dogecoin to an extent. Maybe as a tip payment option. It wouldn't be the only available options for payment  obviously, due to the problems tou pointed out, scalability, being the top issue. But does Dogecoin have the required devs needed for the job? That’s the issue
Actually, it is too early to talk deeply about Dogecoin as micropayments on Twitter. He may apply it or may revoke the idea. It is still an idea, very far from realization. I suspect it is only the way to pump Dogecoin price temporarily.  ;D

To be honest, there are many other coins or currencies that are better to be micropayments on Twitter. Dogecoin should be not the priority if we consider its volatility, it is ideally just another option for micropayments. Regarding developers for the job, Elon Musk ideally already thinks about it. He is a smart one, he must analyze it deeply.



Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: fullhdpixel on November 10, 2022, 08:42:52 PM
I think Elon Musk would use Dogecoin to an extent. Maybe as a tip payment option. It wouldn't be the only available options for payment  obviously, due to the problems tou pointed out, scalability, being the top issue. But does Dogecoin have the required devs needed for the job? That’s the issue
Actually, it is too early to talk deeply about Dogecoin as micropayments on Twitter. He may apply it or may revoke the idea. It is still an idea, very far from realization. I suspect it is only the way to pump Dogecoin price temporarily.  ;D

To be honest, there are many other coins or currencies that are better to be micropayments on Twitter. Dogecoin should be not the priority if we consider its volatility, it is ideally just another option for micropayments. Regarding developers for the job, Elon Musk ideally already thinks about it. He is a smart one, he must analyze it deeply.
Not totally early. You know, Elon already acquired twitter and maybe the next day or two, we will only get shocked to see dogecoin on the menu of our twitter. Elon loves surprises too. He won't update us if what is his plans or what is happening in the background but it will just happen suddenly. People being bullish now is what can create a temporary hike in the price but once the actual product is there.

The increase will start to stay and become consistent. Elon won't revoke it but if there are problems, he can always hire good people to fix the issue. That is one of the advantages of being wealthy. There are other good coins better than doge but what can we do if Elon loves doge more than them?


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on November 11, 2022, 12:46:18 AM
Actually, it is too early to talk deeply about Dogecoin as micropayments on Twitter. He may apply it or may revoke the idea. It is still an idea, very far from realization. I suspect it is only the way to pump Dogecoin price temporarily.  ;D

To be honest, there are many other coins or currencies that are better to be micropayments on Twitter. Dogecoin should be not the priority if we consider its volatility, it is ideally just another option for micropayments. Regarding developers for the job, Elon Musk ideally already thinks about it. He is a smart one, he must analyze it deeply.

I don't think he will dare to add Dogecoin as a micropayments tool on the platform, as it will attract unwanted attention (either from the regulators or hackers). Would you imagine Twitter being under heavy scrutiny due to allegations of people using DOGE for money laundering and tax evasion? Even if Mr. Musk only adds the option for verified users (those with the blue tick), that won't stop regulators from weighing in. Twitter is neither a bank or a money service business (MSB). It doesn't even have a license for that, so don't count on DOGE being added to the platform anytime soon.

All Elon Musk wants is fame and fortune. He's already rich, but somehow he wants more money than what he has (greed). By "pumping" Dogecoin, he will be able to multiply his investment in no time. No one knows what's in his mind, leading me to wonder what will he come up with next? Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: len01 on December 30, 2022, 08:06:42 AM
That is unfortunately true, and it's their own problem. If they really trust meme projects this much, then they should be investing into it and when they lose money on it, that's their own trouble and has nothing to do with us.

I have personally never invested into doge or any other meme, and I have not made any profits from it neither, but I am fine with not losing any money from it as well. That's the key point, if you are not losing any money at all then you are doing the right thing eventually as well. This doesn't mean that you should never invest into anything just because you could lose, but at least the thing you invest into should have some fundamentally solid reason to go up.
yes that's absolutely true. because every investment is the responsibility of each and they themselves will bear the risk and we as people who know these investors are enough to tell the truth about the meme coin hype that has ended, but if they still believe in what he thinks, so be it. because he has the right to choose where they dare to take risks when investing in meme coins.


and I also have never invested in any meme coin. because for me there is still something that is more profitable and has more value in the future in the coin that I have chosen and am currently holding.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: tygeade on December 31, 2022, 01:05:02 PM
every investment is the responsibility of each and they themselves will bear the risk and we as people who know these investors are enough to tell the truth about the meme coin hype that has ended, but if they still believe in what he thinks, so be it. because he has the right to choose where they dare to take risks when investing in meme coins.


and I also have never invested in any meme coin. because for me there is still something that is more profitable and has more value in the future in the coin that I have chosen and am currently holding.
Not investing in any memecoin is a smart move, not many people would be smart enough to stay away from the latest hypes and for a while memecoins were the biggest hype of the crypto world and too many people got into it.

People who have absolutely no idea about crypto got into dogecoin for a while, and not like they lost money neither, they made a lot of profit from it when the time came and that caused them to believe in it a lot more. The ones that sold and took their profit are happy and they think they did the right thing, and if they stayed in profit then they really did do the right thing. But many that kept on holding lost most of their money and that's a trouble for the market.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Vaskiy on January 02, 2023, 11:35:44 PM
every investment is the responsibility of each and they themselves will bear the risk and we as people who know these investors are enough to tell the truth about the meme coin hype that has ended, but if they still believe in what he thinks, so be it. because he has the right to choose where they dare to take risks when investing in meme coins.


and I also have never invested in any meme coin. because for me there is still something that is more profitable and has more value in the future in the coin that I have chosen and am currently holding.
Not investing in any memecoin is a smart move, not many people would be smart enough to stay away from the latest hypes and for a while memecoins were the biggest hype of the crypto world and too many people got into it.

People who have absolutely no idea about crypto got into dogecoin for a while, and not like they lost money neither, they made a lot of profit from it when the time came and that caused them to believe in it a lot more. The ones that sold and took their profit are happy and they think they did the right thing, and if they stayed in profit then they really did do the right thing. But many that kept on holding lost most of their money and that's a trouble for the market.
There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on January 04, 2023, 12:58:48 AM
There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.

You've said it yourself. "Meme" coins are only good as a short term investment due to their highly-unpredictable nature. You can't expect much from them especially when they were created as a joke (even the supply is enormous). I think Elon Musk was just trying to pump Dogecoin's price by pretending to integrate it into Twitter. With how quickly Twitter is falling, don't expect DOGE to be used as a means of payment anytime soon. I wouldn't worry about this, since there are better coins out there with a proven track record of development and innovation. Who needs Dogecoin when we have Bitcoin as the best decentralized cryptocurrency in the world? Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: peter0425 on January 04, 2023, 05:56:23 AM
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This $8 a month for the blue tick is in my opinion a means to get back if not all, at least most of the money used to purchase the app. I hear that user accounts with "they/them" tags would be charged $16/ month since it's assumed it's a dual account of sorts.
 It doesn't come as a surprise that the price of Doge pumped seeing as he is the crusader of the meme coin but how long will this high it's experiencing last?  Won't come as news to me tho if it happens that Elon has moved to another coin of interest, since it's not beneath him to change his mind at the drop of a hat 
I think first we need to find statistics on how many verified accounts there are at the moment, and then need to calculate who is willing to pay $8 a month at all.The introduction of Doge as payment is still only a theory that has been discussed on the web for quite a long time, but at the moment there is no confirmation of this.I am more inclined to think that when buying such a large company for such a large amount at the moment, cryptocurrency is not in his priority right now.
but the Idea of this as implementation care nothing if the users need to pay either dogecoin or fiat still it is obligatory so they will pay at all, though I am one of those and willing to pay in Dogecoin as I have plenty in my wallet sitting for years.

and calling it as not priority right now? I'm afraid it is lol .


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Silberman on January 11, 2023, 06:32:17 PM
There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Lanatsa on January 11, 2023, 06:37:50 PM
There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.
Some do make money but lots do have lost theirs and this is commonly into those people who are really that expecting that much when it comes to their meme coin investment just because they do let themselves

get dragged with the hype which is really he main mistake for most people and do overlook.They would really be just only realizing that they have done the wrong thing on the time that they had lost money.

Going back into that Dogecoin to be used on micropayments on Twitter then pretty sure that there would be some considerations but it would always boils down on the decision of its
CEO/Owner Musk on considering such action but basing off with his activities or involvement on running this company then it is really that unlikely to happen.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: uneng on January 11, 2023, 10:45:59 PM
There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.
I think this give us some estimation of how many are losing money with these "funny" tokens:

Almost 81% of Shiba Inu Investors are at Loss, Indicates Analysis (https://www.analyticsinsight.net/almost-81-of-shiba-inu-investors-are-at-loss-indicates-analysis/)

And that is the one they consider one of the best memecoins of the market, probably just after doge. Now imagine the percentage of investors in loss who have invested in alternative memecoins, hoping they were going to become the new hype of the industry. It's sad to see so many people are losing money for nothing, while they could be simply holding bitcoins and making their money grow on long term.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Silberman on January 14, 2023, 07:11:35 PM
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.
I think this give us some estimation of how many are losing money with these "funny" tokens:

Almost 81% of Shiba Inu Investors are at Loss, Indicates Analysis (https://www.analyticsinsight.net/almost-81-of-shiba-inu-investors-are-at-loss-indicates-analysis/)

And that is the one they consider one of the best memecoins of the market, probably just after doge. Now imagine the percentage of investors in loss who have invested in alternative memecoins, hoping they were going to become the new hype of the industry. It's sad to see so many people are losing money for nothing, while they could be simply holding bitcoins and making their money grow on long term.
This is a very good analysis and this bring forward the next question, how many of those investors are going to at least breakeven? And while this is speculation I would guess that less than half of those users will get at least their money back when all is said and done, and if we compare this against bitcoin then we can easily understand why not only bitcoin is the best coin available but also the best possible option any newbie has when it comes to making money in this market, and yet most of those newbies refuse to look at the evidence and take unnecessary risks.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Inspiron14 on January 15, 2023, 04:12:21 PM
There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.
So far, Elon Musk hasn't tweeted about Doge yet and maybe the reason he is is that right now the market is bearish and Fomo will be more difficult,
Elon Musk is indeed very influential for Doge and it is very likely for Doge to become a Twitter micropayment, but that is still a problem.
and still Becomes a wish of the Dogecoin community, if realized then Doge really would be more than $1.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: uneng on January 15, 2023, 07:35:24 PM
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.
I think this give us some estimation of how many are losing money with these "funny" tokens:

Almost 81% of Shiba Inu Investors are at Loss, Indicates Analysis (https://www.analyticsinsight.net/almost-81-of-shiba-inu-investors-are-at-loss-indicates-analysis/)

And that is the one they consider one of the best memecoins of the market, probably just after doge. Now imagine the percentage of investors in loss who have invested in alternative memecoins, hoping they were going to become the new hype of the industry. It's sad to see so many people are losing money for nothing, while they could be simply holding bitcoins and making their money grow on long term.
This is a very good analysis and this bring forward the next question, how many of those investors are going to at least breakeven? And while this is speculation I would guess that less than half of those users will get at least their money back when all is said and done, and if we compare this against bitcoin then we can easily understand why not only bitcoin is the best coin available but also the best possible option any newbie has when it comes to making money in this market, and yet most of those newbies refuse to look at the evidence and take unnecessary risks.
Let's see how further SHIB can go during the next bull run. I hope investors are able to at least recover the investment made, although I think it's not an easy task for SHIB to perform a 700% price increasement to hit its previous ATH, even in case the market looks pretty bullish.

So far, Elon Musk hasn't tweeted about Doge yet and maybe the reason he is is that right now the market is bearish and Fomo will be more difficult,
Elon Musk is indeed very influential for Doge and it is very likely for Doge to become a Twitter micropayment, but that is still a problem.
and still Becomes a wish of the Dogecoin community, if realized then Doge really would be more than $1.
Elon Musk is now concerned regards global politics, receiving attention from social media's users, as he says to be going to leak internal informations from Twitter which affected the results of the american elections. It seems this is the new hype he wants to surf. Cryptocurrencies are now in second plan until further notice. Elon Musk is adopting an anti-vax agenda, with all its further conspiratorial segments, and feeding his public with this. Once he needs to play the "DOGE", "Bitcoin", "SHIB" or any other altcoin card again, he will do.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Woodie on January 15, 2023, 08:54:34 PM
Now that Elon Musk is in the driver's seat of Twitter, he has not really done much in the lines of crypto and I really don't expect him too after his last tint of Bitcoins mining ways that sent prices tumbling down and people didn't like him for that. Dogecoin hasn't been in his vocabulary in a long time and I think his probably moved onto another coin, but only time will tell after he does some house cleaning with Twitter.

There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.
I think this give us some estimation of how many are losing money with these "funny" tokens:

Almost 81% of Shiba Inu Investors are at Loss, Indicates Analysis (https://www.analyticsinsight.net/almost-81-of-shiba-inu-investors-are-at-loss-indicates-analysis/)

And that is the one they consider one of the best memecoins of the market, probably just after doge. Now imagine the percentage of investors in loss who have invested in alternative memecoins, hoping they were going to become the new hype of the industry. It's sad to see so many people are losing money for nothing, while they could be simply holding bitcoins and making their money grow on long term.
This is heartbreaking to read, but people need to understand the crypto markets are no playground, you need to know what you want and not allowing the markets not to tell you what you need! Unfortunately shiba coin came with a concept to deceive people and painted a picture that they will do what dodge failed to do of hitting a dollar as price etc.. unfortunately this was more less like a scripted movie and we know how it ends... But you know what, we can't win it all, you win some and you lose some it's the name of the game.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: uneng on January 15, 2023, 10:18:29 PM
This is heart breaking to read, but people need to understand the crypto markets are no playground, you need to know what you want and not allowing the markets not to tell you what you need! Unfortunately shiba coin came with a concept to deceive people and painted a picture that they will do what dodge failed to do of hitting a dollar as price etc.. unfortunately this was more less like a scripted movie and we know how it ends... But you know what, we can't win it all, you win some and you lose some it's the name of the game.
Yes, let's hope people have learnt the lesson with SHIB's fiasco. We can't win all the time, but we can learn with our mistakes to avoid commiting them again in the future. Nothing is wasted in this life if we can learn something in the end. I believe the investors who are here for 1 year at least must be more experienced on this matter already. What worries are the newbies who are entering crypto market now, so they still don't know how things work here and what methods scammers use to take advantage of naive investors.

It's also important to not take the word of speculative influencers in consideration when investing. In one moment they are endorsing it subliminally, on the next minute they aren't anymore.


The same could happen regards micropayments in Twitter... At any moment he can say it has never been a possibility. :D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: KennyR on January 15, 2023, 11:07:35 PM
There are successful people out of investment on memecoins. A market shouldn't be of a same product, it needs to provide variety to its users. One such variety in cryptocurrency is the memecoins. These are for short term, if lucky you'll be profiting and if not you just need to ignore. Dogecoin to be used by Elon Musk might happen, but this isn't gonna make big push in the market.
No one denies that a lot of money can be made with meme coins, but what is the ratio of winners and losers? Or to put it in another way how many losers we have for each winner that claims to have made a fortune investing in meme coins? And the numbers are surely horrible, as people invest in those coins thinking about making some quick cash only to find out that instead of achieving their dreams of making a lot of money they instead lost it.
So far, Elon Musk hasn't tweeted about Doge yet and maybe the reason he is is that right now the market is bearish and Fomo will be more difficult,
Elon Musk is indeed very influential for Doge and it is very likely for Doge to become a Twitter micropayment, but that is still a problem.
and still Becomes a wish of the Dogecoin community, if realized then Doge really would be more than $1.
Elon Musk hadn't made any tweets, because his previous attempt to manipulate the market didn't give hands. People always have better observation over the market as they don't jump into the market without making proper analysis. Once it happened and for the same we can't expect the market get pushed by him. Dogecoin have got a good community that keeps its market moving forward amidst all market situations. Let's wait for the offical announcement than getting into speculation.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: NFTmetria on January 18, 2023, 01:38:25 AM
If they add dogecoin, then they will add bitcoin. Most likely, Musk will not be limited to one specific cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Silberman on January 18, 2023, 08:10:10 PM
So far, Elon Musk hasn't tweeted about Doge yet and maybe the reason he is is that right now the market is bearish and Fomo will be more difficult,
Elon Musk is indeed very influential for Doge and it is very likely for Doge to become a Twitter micropayment, but that is still a problem.
and still Becomes a wish of the Dogecoin community, if realized then Doge really would be more than $1.
Elon Musk is now concerned regards global politics, receiving attention from social media's users, as he says to be going to leak internal informations from Twitter which affected the results of the american elections. It seems this is the new hype he wants to surf. Cryptocurrencies are now in second plan until further notice. Elon Musk is adopting an anti-vax agenda, with all its further conspiratorial segments, and feeding his public with this. Once he needs to play the "DOGE", "Bitcoin", "SHIB" or any other altcoin card again, he will do.
This seems to be the case, people need to understand that Elon is a practical person and if there is something he can use to his advantage then he will use it, and if something is useless to him then he will discard it, right now his interests are not on this market and I could even say he is not interested in Twitter itself either as technology or even as a business, what he cares about is the influence Twitter has and what he can do with it.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on January 19, 2023, 10:57:32 AM
If they add dogecoin, then they will add bitcoin. Most likely, Musk will not be limited to one specific cryptocurrency.

Well, good luck with that. Elon Musk often criticized Bitcoin's "high energy consumption", so it's very unlikely he will add it to Twitter anytime soon. Dogecoin is a better option not only because it consumes less energy than Bitcoin, but also because it's an inexpensive cryptocurrency that's perfect for day-to-day payments. It seems that Mr. Musk is losing money after his acquisition of the aforementioned social media platform, so adding DOGE would only become a distant dream.

Who needs Elon Musk anyways? I'm pretty sure Dogecoin will do well on its own, especially when there's a large community backing it every step of the way. If DOGE made it this far, it can achieve anything. I'd be surprised if it hits $1, even for a short period of time. Maybe DOGE gets to outlive most cryptocurrencies we know and love today? Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: TalkativeCoin on January 19, 2023, 11:01:42 AM
Who needs Elon Musk anyways? I'm pretty sure Dogecoin will do well on its own, especially when there's a large community backing it every step of the way. If DOGE made it this far, it can achieve anything. I'd be surprised if it hits $1, even for a short period of time. Maybe DOGE gets to outlive most cryptocurrencies we know and love today? Just my thoughts ;D

They don't need them per sei, but exposure is always good in the grand scheme of things, and he kind of "delivers" here whether we like him or not (I'm neutral here), which is important not only because of the DOGE but in general for crypto.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: DOH! on February 12, 2023, 08:26:28 AM
I guess most people were pretty excited when Musk bought out twitter.  Because they will be hoping that he will build crypto payments features on twitter, specifically Doge and some web integration 3. That includes some supporters and enthusiastic like CZ.  But so far, apart from restructuring the platform, censorship... we still don't know when?  Personally I guess Musk will accept bitcoin first?  the reason he needs value compensation for the loss of holding bitcoins in Tesla.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: n0ne on February 13, 2023, 11:27:17 PM
I guess most people were pretty excited when Musk bought out twitter.  Because they will be hoping that he will build crypto payments features on twitter, specifically Doge and some web integration 3. That includes some supporters and enthusiastic like CZ.  But so far, apart from restructuring the platform, censorship... we still don't know when?  Personally I guess Musk will accept bitcoin first?  the reason he needs value compensation for the loss of holding bitcoins in Tesla.
I'm not sure whether we're correct or wrong, it is really hard to analyse the billionaires mind. First of all he won't connect Twitter with cryptocurrency for some time period until the amount invested on Twitter was taken back. Right now he keeps adding more features and through that he makes it premium and tries to generate revenue out of it. Adding something of crypto to Twitter will boost the cryptomarket and this doesn't have much of impact over the Twitter.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: dunfida on February 13, 2023, 11:41:10 PM
I guess most people were pretty excited when Musk bought out twitter.  Because they will be hoping that he will build crypto payments features on twitter, specifically Doge and some web integration 3. That includes some supporters and enthusiastic like CZ.  But so far, apart from restructuring the platform, censorship... we still don't know when?  Personally I guess Musk will accept bitcoin first?  the reason he needs value compensation for the loss of holding bitcoins in Tesla.
I'm not sure whether we're correct or wrong, it is really hard to analyse the billionaires mind. First of all he won't connect Twitter with cryptocurrency for some time period until the amount invested on Twitter was taken back. Right now he keeps adding more features and through that he makes it premium and tries to generate revenue out of it. Adding something of crypto to Twitter will boost the cryptomarket and this doesn't have much of impact over the Twitter.
When it comes to their mind decisions then it is really hard to guess on what these billionaire fellas do think on things around.Sure thing that they could really affect up the market on the time that they would really be

announcing or dealing up with something specially with Elon.We know on what he had done in the past which is something that manipulative but still he's activities and words do really still make out some significant
movement in the market which you can really tell that there are really still who those do really follow up fundamentals.

Dogecoin could neither be added up or not, no one really knows but if ever this one would be pushed through then we do know on whats next.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: ivankoh on February 16, 2023, 01:35:06 PM
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But so far, apart from restructuring the platform, censorship... we still don't know when?
That seems more open and seems to be coming.  Elon continues to post pictures of a flamboyant dog in different styles that are very suggestive  ;D, maybe that's why Doge and Shiba reacted to this dynamic so strongly.  We don't seem to know how he's going to do it but things seem to be working out for him.
https://i.postimg.cc/13GH6ydy/3-CAA1905-E1-F3-4625-AD0-F-0-E3-C945-E53-D0.jpg


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: hd49728 on February 18, 2023, 03:51:30 AM
Who needs Elon Musk anyways? I'm pretty sure Dogecoin will do well on its own, especially when there's a large community backing it every step of the way. If DOGE made it this far, it can achieve anything. I'd be surprised if it hits $1, even for a short period of time. Maybe DOGE gets to outlive most cryptocurrencies we know and love today?
Dogecoin is a Proof of Work coin and its network runs very fine by Dogecoin miners. Elon Musk has engaged in Dogecoin since the last three years and he was nothing for Dogecoin network. He is more engaged with Dogecoin manipulations on market only.

I think it is possible for Dogecoin to hit $1 in short period of time. If it makes a new all time high, it would far pass through $0.75 that is its current all time high. Maybe $1 will be seen if Elon Musk integrates Dogecoin to Twitter platform. If he does it, likely he will do it in 2024 bull run.

That seems more open and seems to be coming.  Elon continues to post pictures of a flamboyant dog in different styles that are very suggestive  ;D, maybe that's why Doge and Shiba reacted to this dynamic so strongly.  We don't seem to know how he's going to do it but things seem to be working out for him.
https://i.postimg.cc/13GH6ydy/3-CAA1905-E1-F3-4625-AD0-F-0-E3-C945-E53-D0.jpg
You missed the text in the meme. The representative is Dogecoin but on the paper on the desk, the text is for Floki. Followers of Elon Musk took advantage of the meme and made or joined a short pump of $FLOKI. They are stupid enough to think that they will always get profit from those pumps and dumps.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: o48o on February 24, 2023, 07:33:52 PM
You missed the text in the meme. The representative is Dogecoin but on the paper on the desk, the text is for Floki. Followers of Elon Musk took advantage of the meme and made or joined a short pump of $FLOKI. They are stupid enough to think that they will always get profit from those pumps and dumps.
Well stupid money pays as much as smart money, someimes even better. You just need to be the one who is getting the fomo money from meme people.

I totally understand that people see meme coins pointless but they are ignoring the fact that they don't even need good fundamentals. Their driving force is stupidity, fun and fomo and they don't need anything else to exist. And only thing killing them would be shortage of either stupidity, fun and fomo. And that's not going to happen.

That being said, i am not touching doge or inu or floki as long as elon is tweeting about them.


Title: Re: Dogecoin to be used for micropayments on Twitter?
Post by: Abiky on February 26, 2023, 04:25:45 PM
Dogecoin is a Proof of Work coin and its network runs very fine by Dogecoin miners. Elon Musk has engaged in Dogecoin since the last three years and he was nothing for Dogecoin network. He is more engaged with Dogecoin manipulations on market only.

I think it is possible for Dogecoin to hit $1 in short period of time. If it makes a new all time high, it would far pass through $0.75 that is its current all time high. Maybe $1 will be seen if Elon Musk integrates Dogecoin to Twitter platform. If he does it, likely he will do it in 2024 bull run.

Dogecoin was "in the scene" way before Elon Musk started promoting it. If Elon Musk decides to abandon Dogecoin for the next big thing in crypto, prices will fall, but the Blockchain will keep "chugging" along as usual. We're expecting Mr. Musk to add DOGE to Twitter, as it would benefit crypto/Blockchain tech by a long shot. Mainstream adoption will soar, especially when there are many people using Twitter worldwide.

As to why Elon Musk is delaying the integration of DOGE into the social media platform, it could be for a number of reasons. Either he's afraid of facing scrutiny from the regulators, or just want to "play" with investors by "pumping" the coin's price with false promises. It's been quite a while since Twitter was acquired by Mr. Musk, anyways. What will happen in the future is mystery. You can be sure DOGE won't get that far in price because of the way it was designed. Who knows if it goes back to less than $0.01 someday? Just my thoughts ;D