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January 27, 2014, 11:55:30 AM
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http://bitinfocharts.com

Look at the spread of wealth:

Bitcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses    : 2,610,411 BTC ($2,040,981,280 USD) 21.23% Total

Dogecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,207,679,694 DOGE ($19,430,866 USD) 31.97% Total

Litecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,468,005 LTC ($232,642,588 USD) 45.66% Total

Quarkcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 146,675,579 QRK ($10,511,545 USD) 59.29% Total

Peercoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 12,696,519 PPC ($54,230,456 USD) 60.24% Total

Well well well, looks good!

Bitcoin has had almost 5 years on the market, and it's only 10% better distributed than Doge, which is only a couple of months old! A good distribution of wealth is of course preferable, since it makes the market more stable and reliable.

It's called winning!
Dogecoin stats are now:
Top 100 Richest Addresses    15,351,007,921 DOGE ($23,073,864 USD) 41.26% Total
A gang of greedy shibes are turning our beautiful coin into something ugly! Still better than all other coins though, except Bitcoin.
I believe we're fighting a war against the banksters, who wants to keep their slave system in place. If you own less than 10 million doges DON'T SELL! If you own more than that, give some away or sell cheap to your fellow shibes.

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January 27, 2014, 12:02:06 PM
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Wow, its new Litecoin.
So much.
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January 27, 2014, 12:03:42 PM
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I am going for more mining hardware as i can be sold if maked goes down.. but i think that the profit is bigger on going direct to Dogecoin

So it depens os the risk that you are willing to take. (i am keeping all of my doges for now)

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both?

Thanks for your replies, I've already 3 miners because I think mining is the safer way to invest but I'm really thinking about buying directly more DOGE now... Not an easy choice anyway. Maybe "both" sounds like a good idea  Grin
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January 27, 2014, 12:06:34 PM
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Does anybody know how to find a list of DOGE pool's?

Something similar to this
https://litecoin.info/Mining_pool_comparison

Any help is much appreciated.

Cryptography is one of the few things you can truly trust.
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January 27, 2014, 12:21:14 PM
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I am going for more mining hardware as i can be sold if maked goes down.. but i think that the profit is bigger on going direct to Dogecoin

So it depens os the risk that you are willing to take. (i am keeping all of my doges for now)

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both?

Thanks for your replies, I've already 3 miners because I think mining is the safer way to invest but I'm really thinking about buying directly more DOGE now... Not an easy choice anyway. Maybe "both" sounds like a good idea  Grin

I've made way more by investing directly than by mining, and it's much more difficult to mine now.

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January 27, 2014, 12:37:31 PM
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Does anybody know how to find a list of DOGE pool's?

Something similar to this
https://litecoin.info/Mining_pool_comparison

Any help is much appreciated.
http://www.doktorrf.com/dogecoin/pools.html

Just choose. Smiley
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January 27, 2014, 01:14:12 PM
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I've made way more by investing directly than by mining, and it's much more difficult to mine now.

I agree
If you invest into mining, and coin crashes you are left with mining gear you can sell ^^
Trading is a bit more complicated ^^

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January 27, 2014, 01:20:35 PM
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Anyone checked out this site?

http://doges.org/index.php?topic=6993.0

Altquick.co


They say they can sell/buy doge USD. If this site works we should spread the word to get other people on the doge also
https://altquick.co/

DOGE/USD exchange? already?    WOW

I know https://bitquick.co. They are at multiple counrties. So this will be big soon

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January 27, 2014, 02:04:15 PM
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http://bitinfocharts.com

Look at the spread of wealth:

Bitcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses    : 2,610,411 BTC ($2,040,981,280 USD) 21.23% Total

Dogecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,207,679,694 DOGE ($19,430,866 USD) 31.97% Total

Litecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,468,005 LTC ($232,642,588 USD) 45.66% Total

Quarkcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 146,675,579 QRK ($10,511,545 USD) 59.29% Total

Peercoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 12,696,519 PPC ($54,230,456 USD) 60.24% Total

Well well well, looks good!

Bitcoin has had almost 5 years on the market, and it's only 10% better distributed than Doge, which is only a couple of months old! A good distribution of wealth is of course preferable, since it makes the market more stable and reliable.

It's called winning!
Dogecoin stats are now:
Top 100 Richest Addresses    15,351,007,921 DOGE ($23,073,864 USD) 41.26% Total
A gang of greedy shibes are turning our beautiful coin into something ugly! Still better than all other coins though, except Bitcoin.
I believe we're fighting a war against the banksters, who wants to keep their slave system in place. If you own less than 10 million doges DON'T SELL! If you own more than that, give some away or sell cheap to your fellow shibes.

Doge , just like other coins is currently an investment  which might turn into a payments network or even a full currency.

Never ever did satoshi envision bitcoin as a redistribution of wealth or a commie dream so get over it.


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January 27, 2014, 02:06:04 PM
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I've made way more by investing directly than by mining, and it's much more difficult to mine now.

I agree
If you invest into mining, and coin crashes you are left with mining gear you can sell ^^
Trading is a bit more complicated ^^

This is true, but only to a point. If you mine a GPU full out for six months-a year you'll be lucky to get 30% of its cost back. Of course, those coins you mined in that time should have long paid off the GPU, but things can happen to make that not the case.

Six-eight months ago, buying mining equipment was a good investment and I bought some myself. But with the crazy difficulty spikes and scrypt ASICs on the horizon, I just don't think it's as surefire a strategy as it once was. And, even then, multiple posters have shown that buying bitcoins with the money that would have been invested in mining gear has worked out to be the better option 100% of the time (so far).

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January 27, 2014, 02:17:43 PM
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http://bitinfocharts.com

Look at the spread of wealth:

Bitcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses    : 2,610,411 BTC ($2,040,981,280 USD) 21.23% Total

Dogecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,207,679,694 DOGE ($19,430,866 USD) 31.97% Total

Litecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,468,005 LTC ($232,642,588 USD) 45.66% Total

Quarkcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 146,675,579 QRK ($10,511,545 USD) 59.29% Total

Peercoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 12,696,519 PPC ($54,230,456 USD) 60.24% Total

Well well well, looks good!

Bitcoin has had almost 5 years on the market, and it's only 10% better distributed than Doge, which is only a couple of months old! A good distribution of wealth is of course preferable, since it makes the market more stable and reliable.

It's called winning!
Dogecoin stats are now:
Top 100 Richest Addresses    15,351,007,921 DOGE ($23,073,864 USD) 41.26% Total
A gang of greedy shibes are turning our beautiful coin into something ugly! Still better than all other coins though, except Bitcoin.
I believe we're fighting a war against the banksters, who wants to keep their slave system in place. If you own less than 10 million doges DON'T SELL! If you own more than that, give some away or sell cheap to your fellow shibes.

Doge , just like other coins is currently an investment  which might turn into a payments network or even a full currency.

Never ever did satoshi envision bitcoin as a redistribution of wealth or a commie dream so get over it.
There are 4 exchanges and they are probably in the top 100 richtest addresses, hell they might even be 1-4.

i can rent this1
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January 27, 2014, 02:26:40 PM
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http://bitinfocharts.com

Look at the spread of wealth:

Bitcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses    : 2,610,411 BTC ($2,040,981,280 USD) 21.23% Total

Dogecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,207,679,694 DOGE ($19,430,866 USD) 31.97% Total

Litecoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 11,468,005 LTC ($232,642,588 USD) 45.66% Total

Quarkcoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 146,675,579 QRK ($10,511,545 USD) 59.29% Total

Peercoin Top 100 Richest Addresses : 12,696,519 PPC ($54,230,456 USD) 60.24% Total

Well well well, looks good!

Bitcoin has had almost 5 years on the market, and it's only 10% better distributed than Doge, which is only a couple of months old! A good distribution of wealth is of course preferable, since it makes the market more stable and reliable.

It's called winning!
Dogecoin stats are now:
Top 100 Richest Addresses    15,351,007,921 DOGE ($23,073,864 USD) 41.26% Total
A gang of greedy shibes are turning our beautiful coin into something ugly! Still better than all other coins though, except Bitcoin.
I believe we're fighting a war against the banksters, who wants to keep their slave system in place. If you own less than 10 million doges DON'T SELL! If you own more than that, give some away or sell cheap to your fellow shibes.

Doge , just like other coins is currently an investment  which might turn into a payments network or even a full currency.

Never ever did satoshi envision bitcoin as a redistribution of wealth or a commie dream so get over it.
There are 4 exchanges and they are probably in the top 100 richtest addresses, hell they might even be 1-4.

Do you think it sounds good or not ?
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January 27, 2014, 02:29:27 PM
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Any idea why the number of DOGE transactions is decreasing each day ?

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January 27, 2014, 02:32:29 PM
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Any idea why the number of DOGE transactions is decreasing each day ?



Less interest, more hodl.

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January 27, 2014, 02:39:00 PM
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Any idea why the number of DOGE transactions is decreasing each day ?



Less interest, more hodl.

maybe it'll drop back to 20 satoshis Cheesy then i'll buy lots.


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January 27, 2014, 02:48:53 PM
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Any idea why the number of DOGE transactions is decreasing each day ?



Less interest, more hodl.

maybe it'll drop back to 20 satoshis Cheesy then i'll buy lots.


Oh for Gods sake.. Someone please pump it back up to 230+...
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January 27, 2014, 02:53:52 PM
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Anyone checked out this site?

http://doges.org/index.php?topic=6993.0

Altquick.co


They say they can sell/buy doge USD. If this site works we should spread the word to get other people on the doge also
https://altquick.co/

DOGE/USD exchange? already?    WOW

I know https://bitquick.co. They are at multiple counrties. So this will be big soon

Not a real exchange.

It has more in common with a classified ad crap.
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January 27, 2014, 03:03:55 PM
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Oh for Gods sake.. Someone please pump it back up to 230+...

why do you need this so badly? Pricing principle is as follows: weak holders should sell their coins for 150 satoshi for example (because of  fear of further falling price). New holders will not sell below 150. After next pump and correction people that bought for 150 will sell for 1000 for example. New holders will not sell below 1000 etc
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January 27, 2014, 03:05:09 PM
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So someone was able to remote into my pc and transfer out 2.6 million doge. Is there anyway for me to recover this?
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January 27, 2014, 03:07:36 PM
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So someone was able to remote into my pc and transfer out 2.6 million doge. Is there anyway for me to recover this?

nope no way, i lost my coye this way
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