right now I would say it is low risk to assume $big money profit takers moving from the BTC/ETH/ETC tables to low hanging fruit ... LTC/DOGE for the next 7-10 days.
doge looks primed to hit a top, had more vol than LTC today.
UNO is top pair for both LTC and Doge markets, down in the NZ exchange, which is nice!
advise to learn/watch the relationship between LTC-Doge markets then add UNO into the mix.
You may miss out capitalizing on this coming run up, but plan on going big on the next wave (would guess 10-13 months from now) ... Doge cycles are very predictable.
When I look at the the all-time chart, I see four spikes, all with pretty much the same time between them, like a clockwork. This is mostly betting, but based on this data, it seems reasonable to assume that a fifth spike is incoming.
And stop with this "no development/no technical features = bad coin" BS. When it comes to crypto 1.0, that is completely uninteresting. This is a value transfer system, not more, not less. It has all the tech it needs. And don't underestimate the network effect.
Yes, Ethereum, Lisk, NXT and whathaveyou are in the spotlight right now, but those are completely different animals. At this point in time, it is unclear, whether this is just a fashion or the revolution everybody makes it out to be. If it is not, or if investors get impatient, because development is taking too much time, they will probably move back to the classics.
If you buy Doge/LTC to hold it long term, that is pretty much the bet you are making. Whether it is a good bet or not – who knows.
On the other hand: Ethereum's price proved to be surprisingly resilient against its problems. I think it would have been very reasonable to bet on LTC/Doge profiting from the turmoil of the last weeks. It's interesting, that they didn't.
brilliant, like he's reading my mind, yet speaking what i meant to mean