I don't get it, it's divisible to 6 decimal places. Maybe some don't really understand that concept yet? Or they like the feeling of having non-fraction coins?

Oh yes, facebook is going to accept dogecoin when they don't even accept bitcoin.

Holy shit you people are stupid.

About updating doge wallet qt, whats the best way of doing this.  Just download the new version and start the app from there and delete the old app folder?  

I need help in making this idea viral on Reddit or on any other forum. I'm not a Reddit person, but will try to get into it these next few days.

Here's the idea. Let's get Reddit users and anyone else who will be in Times Square for New Year's Eve or at any other large publicly viewed (TV) venue for New Year's Eve to hold up sign's with the Dogecoin logo and their Dogecoin address asking to have Doges sent to them.

I know that if I saw someone's address on TV while watching the festivities in Times Square, I'd send them Doges.

Think about this folks, this would be a HUGE (and free) advertisement for Dogecoin throughout the world.

Many debit cards were compromised due to a big security breach at Target Stores. Chase is limiting debit card transactions for cards known to have been used at a Target store. This will only last until Chase can get new cards out to their customers, or the customer goes to a bank branch to get a temporary card or withdraw money. Customers can still write paper checks, too.
Bitcoin has far worse problems.

China Rates Surge Despite Central Bank Measures
By NEIL GOUGH
Published: December 23, 2013

HONG KONG — A bid by China’s central bank to curb soaring interest rates and relieve pressure on the financial system appeared to have come up short on Monday, as Chinese money market rates shrugged off the measure and continued to approach the highs seen in June.

The central bank, the People’s Bank of China, said late Friday that it had provided more than 300 billion renminbi, or about $50 billion, in short-term funds to selected banks over a three-day period that week.

Rates continued to surge on Monday, however, in China’s money markets — a key source of short-term funding for commercial banks and also for financial institutions engaged in risky, off-balance-sheet shadow lending.

One key rate, the seven-day repurchase rate, rose as high as 10 percent on Monday. That was double the rate of a week earlier and the highest level since June, when the People’s Bank of China allowed rates to surge in an effort to curb speculative investment in the country’s sprawling shadow banking sector.

China’s banks are scrambling for short-term cash to meet month-, quarter- and year-end regulatory requirements. At the same time, demand for cash is high among Chinese companies seeking to meet year-end payments.

These and other factors have combined to push the costs of short-term borrowing in China up drastically, a situation that if left unchecked, could leave some banks struggling to meet their obligations and could have implications for the broader economy.

yes this thread is really silent .... nervous people or it is the weekend effect ?

Only leave deposited in a bank what you can afford to lose. 

Will the majority of the sellers buy back in after it's clear the bottom has been hit? That's the real question here.

From the article:
"It now stands at a crossroad: will it be a currency or commodity?"
This is going to be the question of the century. Good luck finding the answer.

Also , this:
"The task now is to ensure that if cryptocurrencies creep into our lives, they make them better; that they encourage innovation, business freedom, consumer choice, without undermining the key functions of the state"