hey, Are you the admin or posting this on behalf of Med coin?
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Developer brain dump incoming ( Development )I'm not at all on top of my incoming messages, so in an attempt to stem the flood and address most of them, here's the current contents of my head. I feel some are using our rise to illustrate the absurdity of cryptocurrency pricing ( http://uk.businessinsider.com/dogecoin-cryptocurrency-has-market-cap-above-2-billion-2018-1 for example). To me, in an environment where a cryptoasset with $30 USD equivalent transaction fees has a market cap of over a quarter of trillion dollars, I don't think we're the absurd one. Yes we take ourselves less seriously, but that doesn't mean we're not serious behind the scenes. We're a 4 year old currency with transaction fees barely over a cent and significantly higher throughput than most other cryptocurrencies. That said, now is not the time to pat ourselves on the back, 1.14 needs shipping and we need wider adoption. If you run a service/store, please look into taking Dogecoin. If you don't, please talk to others about how you can help them accept Dogecoin (DO NOT just flood them with emails saying they should, but ask why they don't and what you can do about it). On that note, lets talk structure of Dogecoin for a second. A lot of people presume Dogecoin is managed by a single coherent entity - this is very much not the case. The founders, current developers, reddit moderators, IRC, social and other teams behave as loosely coupled teams, with our own projects. We talk frequently, but there's no single leadership structure. In common with Bitcoin we have a post-launch dev team; we are not those who decided to launch a coin (that's Jackson & Billy), we saw Dogecoin as it was and decided it was something we wanted to be involved in. We're also not those who missed out on Bitcoin, I was in Bitcoin in 2011, but I didn't believe in how it was designed. As a consequence of this, "Why is no-one doing <x>?" generally boils down to either "We like it this way" or "Why aren't you doing <x>?". Most crucially; we're not taking the inflationary coins away because they're why we're in Dogecoin. I said I was in Bitcoin in 2011, and the reason I didn't stick with it is I don't believe in deflationary currencies. Even if we did, we'd have to somehow convince the miners to mine a coin where they weren't paid (which is what the inflation pays for), so the realistic scenario is an inflation-less Dogecoin would either have no miner adoption, or fees matching Bitcoin. This is typically where someone says something about their investment in Dogecoin. I really can't advise on investments, I bought Bitcoin in 2011 and sold early enough on that I'm typing this from my bedroom rather than a beach, so you probably shouldn't listen to me. I will however say that the developers have a lot less Dogecoin than virtually anyone thinks, and certainly the next dev fund payout is likely to be a significant multiple of my personal holdings, simply because we're post-launch so we've had to buy our Doge the way everyone else had to buy or mine. What else... Nodes - I've added a new permanent node in LA, and I'm bringing additional nodes up in Ireland and Seoul now. A bootstrap.dat torrent is being worked on right now, which should help too. If you're running a node please note: It really needs to be kept online, to ensure it's actually relaying more data than it's consuming If you can open port 22556 to the world, please do so, it will vastly improve the number of nodes that can connect to you It's full nodes (those running Dogecoin Core) we need, leaving Multidoge/Android wallet/etc. open doesn't help us very much 1.14 will also significantly improve performance, and is making nice progress. Fees are my next task after this post, and then there's a lot of small items to address, but I'm hoping to get an alpha out shortly. Also I haven't broken testnet yet, which is a nice change compared to 1.10! We aren't about to introduce paying nodes because it's essentially technically impractical. This could either come from mining rewards (and you can fight either the miners or those who we create too many coins already, for that), or from other receiving nodes themselves. If it's from mining then somehow we'd have to identify contributing nodes, if it's from receiving nodes I'm not sure people are going to be happy with their balance dropping due to network usage. Although it might be a break-even I suppose. Generally, though, paying nodes is called proof of stake, and that's a whole different discussion. Someone asked about the website - it's being discussed, let me get back to you. Please treat your Dogecoins and wallet files like you would cash. We can't get them back for you if you send them to the wrong person (if we could, we'd have raided the Dogeparty address and be retired on a beach by now). Keep backups, and never delete old wallets (you never know when you might need a random key from an old wallet). Full list of changes in 1.14 is coming (although generally if it's in Bitcoin Core 0.14, expect to see it in), but the highlight for me beyond the improved performance is hierarchical deterministic wallets, which mean restoring old wallet backups will recover more recent funds. That should save a lot of lost funds, I hope! Last one, quick list of Twitter accounts to follow: Dogecoin: https://twitter.com/dogecoinDogecoin developers: https://twitter.com/dogecoin_devsJackson Palmer (founder): https://twitter.com/ummjacksonMax Keller (lead developer): https://twitter.com/langer_hansMe (developer, the chatty one): https://twitter.com/JRossNicollSporklin (community herder): https://twitter.com/MSingularity42points (reddit moderator): https://twitter.com/42pointsElf Lyons (random comedian I'm throwing in because she's funny): https://twitter.com/elf_lyonsI will be reading messages, but your chances of replies are very slim, sorry everyone. Many thanks for all the tips, they are appreciated! Much wow, Ross
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Whats really happening in the crypto market (SHOCKING) (SERIOUSE)
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Just doing some numbers... Let's say 1Đ goes to - 0.10 $ USD That would mean at current approx ($14,179.18) BTC price it would have to rise to: 0.00000705 Sats (719% increase from current price of 86 sats) At 1$ USD: 0.00007052 Sats (8100% increase) So if you invest let's say 1 BTC today, your profit at 0,10$ = 8.19 BTC ($113,433.48), and at 1$ = 82 BTC ($1,162,693.19) That's impressive It sounds good like this yeah, but to reach that price, it will take a mighty long time. With that I mean in crypto time lol let's say we can hit that price end of this year, unless bans and regulations going to hold crypto back. I think this year is going to be altcoins year, so it doesn't sound that crazy to see Doge at 10 cents end of this year. Didn't doge reach almost 1 cent with the new year? Yep doge went up to $0.018 .. now it is down to 0.0066, So the year of doge is here.. #ToTheMoon!
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I like DogeCoin. It's like the #2 thing people think of when the think of BitCoin. "Theres a meme coin with a dog"
Yes. Sir... Then I say how much I have, and their like "In Dollars" "Your so rich" Really it's pennies.
Don't think too much about the price, 1D will be = 1D and that is what it matters!
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More and more people are coming to join Doge this is very good thing happening. On the trading platforms current price and support to sustain is looking awesome. As someone already mentioned using Doge for faster movement of funds among exchanges is most cheaper way. Price will bounce back as demand will keep increasing in coming weeks.
yeah very true. The positive vive of Đoge is spreading! This is year of Đoge! <3
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You got a great team work indeed. Telegram admin also pretty friendly and active. Thanks and keep up the good work going!
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I watched your video from the link on this thread .. well looks pretty good. Got one query, Can you please add dates of ico etc?
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wow great. I join bounty telegram : @FellyCiani wallet: 0xf0b56D193bD741F06b62c49b2418Ced8D2760e9A thanks Why are you posting these details to this thread? I think you need to chat with the bot for reward and no need to post here
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I didn't understand. Do I need to contact you on telegram for any reward or task?
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Hope the price will grow...slow but sure...I have a lot of this coin...keep hold for a years,and you will get rewarded...
man on the hodling process, I could capitalize on this upside ride... but meh!
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On which exchanges do you wish Bitcoin S to be included?
Hope to see it listed on kucoin yep! I would also like to see it listed on Kucoin
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Well look at ETH , it was fast and cheap now it is getting expensive and also slower if you don't wanna spend much on transfer fees and I hope you will maintain of what you are claiming to be.
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So 1 for general email and 2 for .edu email holders.. So how many tokens will each person get?
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The Darknet message about coming attack to Dogecoin has recently been partially decrypted.
There are three anonimous Russian-speaking commumities, calling themselves «DarkSoul». It has been intercepted they are preparing a Dogecoin pump. There will be three attacks. On 15 February the first part of the community will artificially raise the Dogecoin cost up to 0.10$ to start gaining monumentum. After a small adjustment the second part of the community will continue the pump up to 0.5$ on 25 February. And the third attack will take place on 7 March as their final pump up to 1$ to upgrade Dogecoin...
Now our group is decrypting the next part of the message to learn more about so called «DarkSoul» community.»
© The programmer Stanislav Bulatov.
DONT FORGET IT.
Where do you get all these craps? You posted on Dec ... that Doge will be $1 by 2nd Jan -2018 lol
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well, I clicked on the beta test link but it is yet to come btw your website having issue " 508 Resource Limit". So please take a look at it.
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very interesting project. Here is my system info:
Browser: Chrome OS: Windows 10 x 64 CPU: Inter Core i5 6200U - @ 2.30 GHz 2.40 GHz RAM: 8 GB
Mobile Lava OS: Android 6.0.1 RAM: 3 GB Browser: Chrome
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I downloaded the wallet but boy I hate to sync!
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Developer brain dump incoming I'm not at all on top of my incoming messages, so in an attempt to stem the flood and address most of them, here's the current contents of my head. I feel some are using our rise to illustrate the absurdity of cryptocurrency pricing ( http://uk.businessinsider.com/dogecoin-cryptocurrency-has-market-cap-above-2-billion-2018-1 for example). To me, in an environment where a cryptoasset with $30 USD equivalent transaction fees has a market cap of over a quarter of trillion dollars, I don't think we're the absurd one. Yes we take ourselves less seriously, but that doesn't mean we're not serious behind the scenes. We're a 4 year old currency with transaction fees barely over a cent and significantly higher throughput than most other cryptocurrencies. That said, now is not the time to pat ourselves on the back, 1.14 needs shipping and we need wider adoption. If you run a service/store, please look into taking Dogecoin. If you don't, please talk to others about how you can help them accept Dogecoin (DO NOT just flood them with emails saying they should, but ask why they don't and what you can do about it). On that note, lets talk structure of Dogecoin for a second. A lot of people presume Dogecoin is managed by a single coherent entity - this is very much not the case. The founders, current developers, reddit moderators, IRC, social and other teams behave as loosely coupled teams, with our own projects. We talk frequently, but there's no single leadership structure. In common with Bitcoin we have a post-launch dev team; we are not those who decided to launch a coin (that's Jackson & Billy), we saw Dogecoin as it was and decided it was something we wanted to be involved in. We're also not those who missed out on Bitcoin, I was in Bitcoin in 2011, but I didn't believe in how it was designed. As a consequence of this, "Why is no-one doing <x>?" generally boils down to either "We like it this way" or "Why aren't you doing <x>?". Most crucially; we're not taking the inflationary coins away because they're why we're in Dogecoin. I said I was in Bitcoin in 2011, and the reason I didn't stick with it is I don't believe in deflationary currencies. Even if we did, we'd have to somehow convince the miners to mine a coin where they weren't paid (which is what the inflation pays for), so the realistic scenario is an inflation-less Dogecoin would either have no miner adoption, or fees matching Bitcoin. This is typically where someone says something about their investment in Dogecoin. I really can't advise on investments, I bought Bitcoin in 2011 and sold early enough on that I'm typing this from my bedroom rather than a beach, so you probably shouldn't listen to me. I will however say that the developers have a lot less Dogecoin than virtually anyone thinks, and certainly the next dev fund payout is likely to be a significant multiple of my personal holdings, simply because we're post-launch so we've had to buy our Doge the way everyone else had to buy or mine. What else... Nodes - I've added a new permanent node in LA, and I'm bringing additional nodes up in Ireland and Seoul now. A bootstrap.dat torrent is being worked on right now, which should help too. If you're running a node please note: It really needs to be kept online, to ensure it's actually relaying more data than it's consuming If you can open port 22556 to the world, please do so, it will vastly improve the number of nodes that can connect to you It's full nodes (those running Dogecoin Core) we need, leaving Multidoge/Android wallet/etc. open doesn't help us very much 1.14 will also significantly improve performance, and is making nice progress. Fees are my next task after this post, and then there's a lot of small items to address, but I'm hoping to get an alpha out shortly. Also I haven't broken testnet yet, which is a nice change compared to 1.10! We aren't about to introduce paying nodes because it's essentially technically impractical. This could either come from mining rewards (and you can fight either the miners or those who we create too many coins already, for that), or from other receiving nodes themselves. If it's from mining then somehow we'd have to identify contributing nodes, if it's from receiving nodes I'm not sure people are going to be happy with their balance dropping due to network usage. Although it might be a break-even I suppose. Generally, though, paying nodes is called proof of stake, and that's a whole different discussion. Someone asked about the website - it's being discussed, let me get back to you. Please treat your Dogecoins and wallet files like you would cash. We can't get them back for you if you send them to the wrong person (if we could, we'd have raided the Dogeparty address and be retired on a beach by now). Keep backups, and never delete old wallets (you never know when you might need a random key from an old wallet). Full list of changes in 1.14 is coming (although generally if it's in Bitcoin Core 0.14, expect to see it in), but the highlight for me beyond the improved performance is hierarchical deterministic wallets, which mean restoring old wallet backups will recover more recent funds. That should save a lot of lost funds, I hope! Last one, quick list of Twitter accounts to follow: Dogecoin: https://twitter.com/dogecoinDogecoin developers: https://twitter.com/dogecoin_devsJackson Palmer (founder): https://twitter.com/ummjacksonMax Keller (lead developer): https://twitter.com/langer_hansMe (developer, the chatty one): https://twitter.com/JRossNicollSporklin (community herder): https://twitter.com/MSingularity42points (reddit moderator): https://twitter.com/42pointsElf Lyons (random comedian I'm throwing in because she's funny): https://twitter.com/elf_lyonsI will be reading messages, but your chances of replies are very slim, sorry everyone. Many thanks for all the tips, they are appreciated! Much wow, Ross
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