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

[devphp]

I put in my vote! I wonder why they didn't just go with Doge though instead. "McDoge" sounds better than "McDogecoin."

Voted too. Probably because McDogecoin make people wonder what is Dogecoin. and Doge would just refer to a dog, and not something a lot of people would love to eat

[Molly Machine]

I put in my vote! I wonder why they didn't just go with Doge though instead. "McDoge" sounds better than "McDogecoin."

Voted too. Probably because McDogecoin make people wonder what is Dogecoin. and Doge would just refer to a dog, and not something a lot of people would love to eat

Haha very good point, I'd rather eat the McDogecoin than a Doge. Voted. Here's hoping dogecoin actually raises value soon.

[ranlo]

I put in my vote! I wonder why they didn't just go with Doge though instead. "McDoge" sounds better than "McDogecoin."

Voted too. Probably because McDogecoin make people wonder what is Dogecoin. and Doge would just refer to a dog, and not something a lot of people would love to eat

It just sounds so awkward now. And it's not doggy, it's dough-jee (as was brought up a couple weeks ago).

It'd be awesome if McDonalds would also accept Dogecoin for the burger, even if for nothing else but the promotion.

[devphp]

It just sounds so awkward now. And it's not doggy, it's dough-jee (as was brought up a couple weeks ago).

It'd be awesome if McDonalds would also accept Dogecoin for the burger, even if for nothing else but the promotion.

yeah I know it's dough-jee, but people not familiar with that at all would see Doge in the menu and might just think it's a misspelled dog meat burger or something

Can only dream of McDonalds accepting Dogecoin now, perhaps next year

[ranlo]

It just sounds so awkward now. And it's not doggy, it's dough-jee (as was brought up a couple weeks ago).

It'd be awesome if McDonalds would also accept Dogecoin for the burger, even if for nothing else but the promotion.

yeah I know it's dough-jee, but people not familiar with that at all would see Doge in the menu and might just think it's a misspelled dog meat burger or something

Can only dream of McDonalds accepting Dogecoin now, perhaps next year

If people thought it was dog meat, that would be even MORE advertisement. It'd be all over the news and then someone could clarify it and it would have a viral effect. That would be MASSIVE.

[devphp]

If people thought it was dog meat, that would be even MORE advertisement. It'd be all over the news and then someone could clarify it and it would have a viral effect. That would be MASSIVE.

You're right, except for the fact that McDonalds wouldn't allow such an ambiguous name to be listed, because it's them who would have to explain after perhaps some lawsuits that customer didn't realize they were eating dog meat haha... but it could slip by someone busy and get in too

[Bit_Happy]

It just sounds so awkward now. And it's not doggy, it's dough-jee (as was brought up a couple weeks ago).

It'd be awesome if McDonalds would also accept Dogecoin for the burger, even if for nothing else but the promotion.

I don't know how this community (or Reddit) says "dog-e", but on the first NASCAR race the announcer (and the driver) clearly said "dough-j" not dough-jee. I was surprised, but that is what they said. So... 

[ranlo]

If people thought it was dog meat, that would be even MORE advertisement. It'd be all over the news and then someone could clarify it and it would have a viral effect. That would be MASSIVE.

You're right, except for the fact that McDonalds wouldn't allow such an ambiguous name to be listed, because it's them who would have to explain after perhaps some lawsuits that customer didn't realize they were eating dog meat haha... but it could slip by someone busy and get in too

I would see the same liability with "Dogecoin" as well. The entire situation leads to questionable results, and neither of the names are really that "good" for this purpose.

[phzi]

I would see the same liability with "Dogecoin" as well. The entire situation leads to questionable results, and neither of the names are really that "good" for this purpose.

It always amazes me that people think this coin will actually succeed... People can't even figure out how to say the name lol.  Not to mention the faulty distribution model, and resultant declining network security.

Doge was a joke guys... It'll be over this year.

[devphp]

It always amazes me that people think this coin will actually succeed... People can't even figure out how to say the name lol.  Not to mention the faulty distribution model, and resultant declining network security.

Doge was a joke guys... It'll be over this year.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

[ranlo]

I would see the same liability with "Dogecoin" as well. The entire situation leads to questionable results, and neither of the names are really that "good" for this purpose.

It always amazes me that people think this coin will actually succeed... People can't even figure out how to say the name lol.  Not to mention the faulty distribution model, and resultant declining network security.

Doge was a joke guys... It'll be over this year.

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

[phzi]

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

You need more then a community to sustain a proof-of-work-based crypto currency.  You need a strong network hashrate.  Otherwise it doesn't matter how much community you have, the coin will get attacked, forked, and essentially destroyed.  This is Doge's most likely future, and it was a destiny from the start due to a horribly considered distribution model.

Again, Doge was and is a joke.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

Probably.  But I doubt it'll be in any thread about DogeCoin.

See you in another halving or two...

[ranlo]

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

You need more then a community to sustain a proof-of-work-based crypto currency.  You need a strong network hashrate.  Otherwise it doesn't matter how much community you have, the coin will get attacked, forked, and essentially destroyed.  This is Doge's most likely future, and it was a destiny from the start due to a horribly considered distribution model.

Again, Doge was and is a joke.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

Probably.  But I doubt it'll be in any thread about DogeCoin.

See you in another halving or two...

I do get the hash rate, but people will continue to support it. With ASICs out now and being sold, I'm positive people are buying them and will jump on the Dogetrain.

Is it possible that Doge will die? Sure. I just don't think so at this point.

[c-cex]

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[Bit_Happy]

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

You need more then a community to sustain a proof-of-work-based crypto currency.  You need a strong network hashrate.  Otherwise it doesn't matter how much community you have, the coin will get attacked, forked, and essentially destroyed.  This is Doge's most likely future, and it was a destiny from the start due to a horribly considered distribution model.

Again, Doge was and is a joke.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

Probably.  But I doubt it'll be in any thread about DogeCoin.

See you in another halving or two...

"The joke" is so happy and funny that millions of NASCAR fans now know about DOGEcoin (through repeated exposure) and many of them had barely ever heard of BTC, if at all. It would seem extremely unlikely that DOGE will die off any time soon.

[stompix]

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

You need more then a community to sustain a proof-of-work-based crypto currency.  You need a strong network hashrate.  Otherwise it doesn't matter how much community you have, the coin will get attacked, forked, and essentially destroyed.  This is Doge's most likely future, and it was a destiny from the start due to a horribly considered distribution model.

Again, Doge was and is a joke.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

Probably.  But I doubt it'll be in any thread about DogeCoin.

See you in another halving or two...

This joke was the only coin to ever surpass bitcoin in number of transaction and by a far margin. It's the only coin to go over 100k more than 1 day ever.
Check the reddit , it has almost reached the size of r/bitcoin in less than 6 months.

It might be a joke but the rate the community has grown over time is insane. And those people are not only fan of doge , they are fans of cryptos.

Unlike other coins , doge is bringing in people that had no clue about coins , the other are attracting people who already experienced bitcoin.

[SaraMine]

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

You need more then a community to sustain a proof-of-work-based crypto currency.  You need a strong network hashrate.  Otherwise it doesn't matter how much community you have, the coin will get attacked, forked, and essentially destroyed.  This is Doge's most likely future, and it was a destiny from the start due to a horribly considered distribution model.

Again, Doge was and is a joke.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

Probably.  But I doubt it'll be in any thread about DogeCoin.

See you in another halving or two...

yea i wonder what next halving will do with the price

[stompix]

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

You need more then a community to sustain a proof-of-work-based crypto currency.  You need a strong network hashrate.  Otherwise it doesn't matter how much community you have, the coin will get attacked, forked, and essentially destroyed.  This is Doge's most likely future, and it was a destiny from the start due to a horribly considered distribution model.

Again, Doge was and is a joke.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

Probably.  But I doubt it'll be in any thread about DogeCoin.

See you in another halving or two...

yea i wonder what next halving will do with the price

Just like the other two  , it won't do a thing.
The price went almost unchanged last time and on the first time it actually went down.

So , don't put any hopes in another block reward halving.

[futile-resistance]

Alright, so here's the latest update from the Devs.

http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/26s8g0/dev_the_devs_are_doing_very_dull_safe_things/

[ranlo]

As long as it has a community to back it, it will always have a market. If people give up on it, it'll die. If they keep pushing it, it's showing that a social experiment can be successful, :p.

You need more then a community to sustain a proof-of-work-based crypto currency.  You need a strong network hashrate.  Otherwise it doesn't matter how much community you have, the coin will get attacked, forked, and essentially destroyed.  This is Doge's most likely future, and it was a destiny from the start due to a horribly considered distribution model.

Again, Doge was and is a joke.

yeah yeah, see you in a year

Probably.  But I doubt it'll be in any thread about DogeCoin.

See you in another halving or two...

yea i wonder what next halving will do with the price

Just like the other two  , it won't do a thing.
The price went almost unchanged last time and on the first time it actually went down.

So , don't put any hopes in another block reward halving.

I'm with you on this. There are tons of coins out there already, and not enough investments. This is why the coin is going down in value. Halving the block reward doesn't magically make people start throwing money at the coin; it just enhances the effect of money that IS invested. But to get there, we need more money flowing in.