[ANN][DOGE] Dogecoin - very currency many coin - v1.10.0

[vanillagalaxy]

is doge going to value 1sat again?

everything is possible

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[perryparanoid]

does anyone have an idea what i could do with my wallet.dat file to sync with the doge client without downloading the bootstrap?

[Mcgreen12]

Just question,

downloaded wallet couple of months ago. But can't open it anymore. It just won't react on my desktop.
Did you see the same problem? And if yes any solution to reopen without losing my doge?

Thanks

Mcgreen12

[niknik1966]

Colleagues. What's going on with the doge coins? Does it make sense to sell? Or can hold?

[davidng]

It follows the downtrend all over the board. Someone said it is tulips bubble

[no-ice-please]

China will not shut down anything so soon. Infact they will not. For the moment if you want to jack up the price of Dogecoin, think about swap (reducing the size of the coin) or adding masternodes of something. Need new technology in the coin to prop up the price. Look at other coins about what they are doing.

What makes you being so sure that China is not going to shut down anything? By now I am pretty sure they will shut down exchanges soon. The most recent news strongly suggest that.

[cyberpitstop]

Seems like one country AGAIN trying to control something that was really meant to be decentralized. But when have they ever made good decisions.

[sabbir2world]

Seems like one country AGAIN trying to control something that was really meant to be decentralized. But when have they ever made good decisions.

I respect what China decided , man specially ICO ( International Cheat Org) is bs. If China approves btc, ltc and dogecoin and bans everything else, I wouldn't be more happier!

[sabbir2world]

Shanghai-based bitcoin exchange BTCC has announced it will be closing down its China-facing trading operations effective September 30.

In statements on Twitter and on China-language social media, the oldest cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world's largest market said it would immediately stop onboarding new users, but that its mining pools and international exchange would continue to operate normally.
At press time, the statement is the latest to seemingly confirm China may be on the verge of a broader effort to curb domestic cryptocurrency activity, following yet another report by a local financial news source indicating that regulators are preparing a formal ban on domestic bitcoin exchanges.
According to an exclusive report by Shanghai-based business media Yicai, Shanghai's Municipal Financial Service Office has issued a verbal order to bitcoin exchange startups, indicating that they should cease operations.
The source reportedly said that the exchanges will shut down at the end of September.
It is currently unclear whether that ban will extend to other forms of trading, such as peer-to-peer trading, or more experimental decentralized blockchain-based exchanges. However, at least one over-the-counter trading service has ceased operations, reportedly due to increasing scrutiny from lawmakers.
At press time, other domestic exchanges are complicating the narrative, with BTCC rival Huobi telling CoinDesk it has not "received clear document or notice" of exchange ban, but that it will follow any formal guidance.
Elsewhere, other organizations that lack regulatory power are weighing in on the situation, as today's news follows a statement issued by the Chinese National Internet Finance Association (NIFA) yesterday that questioned the legal basis for cryptocurrencies. The self-regulatory group, formed by the Chinese government, boasts participation from some of the country's largest online financial firms.
But while claims are mounting, it's important to note that no official announcement has yet been made by the People's Bank of China or the country's government regarding the ban.
As such, it remains to be seen what steps, if any, will be taken that impact China's cryptocurrency market.
China image via Shutterstock

[inoes]

Shanghai-based bitcoin exchange BTCC has announced it will be closing down its China-facing trading operations effective September 30.

In statements on Twitter and on China-language social media, the oldest cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world's largest market said it would immediately stop onboarding new users, but that its mining pools and international exchange would continue to operate normally.
At press time, the statement is the latest to seemingly confirm China may be on the verge of a broader effort to curb domestic cryptocurrency activity, following yet another report by a local financial news source indicating that regulators are preparing a formal ban on domestic bitcoin exchanges.
According to an exclusive report by Shanghai-based business media Yicai, Shanghai's Municipal Financial Service Office has issued a verbal order to bitcoin exchange startups, indicating that they should cease operations.
The source reportedly said that the exchanges will shut down at the end of September.
It is currently unclear whether that ban will extend to other forms of trading, such as peer-to-peer trading, or more experimental decentralized blockchain-based exchanges. However, at least one over-the-counter trading service has ceased operations, reportedly due to increasing scrutiny from lawmakers.
At press time, other domestic exchanges are complicating the narrative, with BTCC rival Huobi telling CoinDesk it has not "received clear document or notice" of exchange ban, but that it will follow any formal guidance.
Elsewhere, other organizations that lack regulatory power are weighing in on the situation, as today's news follows a statement issued by the Chinese National Internet Finance Association (NIFA) yesterday that questioned the legal basis for cryptocurrencies. The self-regulatory group, formed by the Chinese government, boasts participation from some of the country's largest online financial firms.
But while claims are mounting, it's important to note that no official announcement has yet been made by the People's Bank of China or the country's government regarding the ban.
As such, it remains to be seen what steps, if any, will be taken that impact China's cryptocurrency market.
China image via Shutterstock

preparing a formal ban on domestic bitcoin exchanges ?
im sure it will just be a rumor how china can be so naive as to be able to stop bitcoin transactions when they still have internet access and electricity lol

[Buyingallcoinsz]

Great time to accumulate Doge with all the fake news making the coin go lower. I am getting more and more as we speak.

[starmman]

is doge going to value 1sat again?

Again? When was the last time? - the lowest I ever saw was a brief 15sat

[yermom]

Shanghai-based bitcoin exchange BTCC has announced it will be closing down its China-facing trading operations effective September 30.

In statements on Twitter and on China-language social media, the oldest cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world's largest market said it would immediately stop onboarding new users, but that its mining pools and international exchange would continue to operate normally.
At press time, the statement is the latest to seemingly confirm China may be on the verge of a broader effort to curb domestic cryptocurrency activity, following yet another report by a local financial news source indicating that regulators are preparing a formal ban on domestic bitcoin exchanges.
According to an exclusive report by Shanghai-based business media Yicai, Shanghai's Municipal Financial Service Office has issued a verbal order to bitcoin exchange startups, indicating that they should cease operations.
The source reportedly said that the exchanges will shut down at the end of September.
It is currently unclear whether that ban will extend to other forms of trading, such as peer-to-peer trading, or more experimental decentralized blockchain-based exchanges. However, at least one over-the-counter trading service has ceased operations, reportedly due to increasing scrutiny from lawmakers.
At press time, other domestic exchanges are complicating the narrative, with BTCC rival Huobi telling CoinDesk it has not "received clear document or notice" of exchange ban, but that it will follow any formal guidance.
Elsewhere, other organizations that lack regulatory power are weighing in on the situation, as today's news follows a statement issued by the Chinese National Internet Finance Association (NIFA) yesterday that questioned the legal basis for cryptocurrencies. The self-regulatory group, formed by the Chinese government, boasts participation from some of the country's largest online financial firms.
But while claims are mounting, it's important to note that no official announcement has yet been made by the People's Bank of China or the country's government regarding the ban.
As such, it remains to be seen what steps, if any, will be taken that impact China's cryptocurrency market.
China image via Shutterstock

Buy the rumor, Sell the news

or

Bull, Shit

?

[no-ice-please]

Buy the rumor sell the news often applies, but to all short term investors: this sell off is real. I mean, it is very possible that we might be waiting a year or more for a recovery. Crypto is the future, that is my belief!

[Akboi]

Buy the rumor sell the news often applies, but to all short term investors: this sell off is real. I mean, it is very possible that we might be waiting a year or more for a recovery. Crypto is the future, that is my belief!

I think about similar to you. Whole crypto-currency trend is declining and we are watching the downfall. Either be a long-term investor or cut your losses now. The future is bright but short term is bearish.

[Mihawk]

For several years people have been wanting the failure and destruction of DOGE, but it's community is very strong! No use complaining, DOGE will be eternal or not!   I particularly like DOGE because I paid less fees.

[redjedievolution]

You never know if you did a nice move.

But i just bought 30 millions of DOGE at 25 satoshi. Let's see where it goes in the next months

[kostepanych2]

For several years people have been wanting the failure and destruction of DOGE, but it's community is very strong! No use complaining, DOGE will be eternal or not!  I particularly like DOGE because I paid less fees.

It's very popular, i'ts a meme. So I think it will rise and fall many times but will newer die...

[Freaks]

You never know if you did a nice move.

But i just bought 30 millions of DOGE at 25 satoshi. Let's see where it goes in the next months

Bravo this is really good decision I also converted my coins into DOGE I also think it will survive because it has very large community so after the announcement from China bitcin is going more down that is why we can make profit in future when this panic sell will get stop.

[gembitz]

You never know if you did a nice move.

But i just bought 30 millions of DOGE at 25 satoshi. Let's see where it goes in the next months

DOGE downnnn 24 satoshiii !!!  weeeeee

https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_doge