[ANN][DOGE] Dogecoin - very currency many coin - v1.10.0 - page 5.

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Quote from: nformant on April 03, 2023, 09:16:11 AM

Here is also a cool alternative to OP_RETURN messages to store data (haven't gave this a try myself yet): https://opreturn.net/p2shdata/

Very interesting, some decent-sized images in there, too.

There's a new thing that is a Counterparty / Ordinals hybrid called Stamps where image data is being stored in outputs as opposed to inputs. A few Dogeparty peeps have been experimenting with it as well (just started yesterday), but the changes haven't been made to the explorer to view base64 encoded images yet, as it has for the Counterparty explorer.

Doginals thus far has been a flop -- apparently every Doginals project was a rug. The Doginals explorer is having problems and the inventor of a competing numeration system for his "Dogecoin Rocks" has gone AWOL. Turns out you need to have the ordinals system fully applied to Dogecoin first or you won't be able to know which doge-satoshi is the ordinal, and thus can't move it, LOL.

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Quote from: d5000 on March 13, 2023, 02:02:21 PM

It seems to be difficult to investigate about that without outright asking, as all Doge communities/forums are (of course) dominated by memes. Wink

Discussion on https://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoindev/ are good imho (I do moderate that sub).

Here is also a cool alternative to OP_RETURN messages to store data (haven't gave this a try myself yet): https://opreturn.net/p2shdata/

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Quote from: d5000 on March 14, 2023, 12:37:41 PM

I was aware of Dogeparty already, although I suspect that OP_RETURN is also restricted in Dogecoin and thus it would more be used for traditional NFTs stored off-chain.

Yep, you're exactly right about that, all images are stored off-chain for Dogeparty.. One of my Dogeparty co-fellows did try to insert a base64-encoded image in a token description but it would require a special explorer ala ordinals.com to view it.

https://dogeparty.xchain.io/tx/126037

For now the Dogeparty explorer, xchain, shows off-chain image, music & video files. It can also read json files for more advanced stuff.

Doginals is a bit boring IMHO b/c images are somewhere between 1.5 kb and 10 kb max... thats no fun for my purposes.

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Thank you! I suspected there was some kind of NFT action on Doge too, due to this mempool graph (and a surge in transaction activity on Bitinfocharts):

Link to chart

I was aware of Dogeparty already, although I suspect that OP_RETURN is also restricted in Dogecoin and thus it would more be used for traditional NFTs stored off-chain.

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Quote from: d5000 on March 13, 2023, 02:02:21 PM

Serious question: Does Doge currently support Ordinals? I've read elsewhere (without proper sources) that currently not, but if this is true, is it planned?

There were some discussions about Ordinals on altcoins (LTC has it already) and Doge, as a meme coin, would be a good fit I think for jpeg/gif-based NFTs.

Dogecoin had NFTs by way of Dogeparty, from 2014-2016 (of course then they were just called 'tokens') and now again from Oct 2021-present.

But more specific to your question, Dogecoin has something called Doginals which is based on a similar concept. Of course Dogecoin doesn't have Segwit or Taproot so instead up to 10 kb of data can be stuffed in a P2SH script. You can take a look at some of them here:

https://doginals.com/

Needless to say, most of the active doge devs aren't particularly happy about it, but at least the blockchain bloat is much smaller compared to BTC or LTC Ordinals inscriptions.

Quote from: d5000 on March 13, 2023, 02:02:21 PM

It seems to be difficult to investigate about that without outright asking, as all Doge communities/forums are (of course) dominated by memes. Wink

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Serious question: Does Doge currently support Ordinals? I've read elsewhere (without proper sources) that currently not, but if this is true, is it planned?

There were some discussions about Ordinals on altcoins (LTC has it already) and Doge, as a meme coin, would be a good fit I think for jpeg/gif-based NFTs.

It seems to be difficult to investigate about that without outright asking, as all Doge communities/forums are (of course) dominated by memes. Wink

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Quote from: GlobalProtection on January 19, 2023, 08:44:26 PM

By the way, if you can erase crypto supply, you can make cryptos more valuable because there will be less of them.

How about erasing the Doge supply down to 15,000,000 !!! You could help us all become millionaires.

Your friend, GlobalProtection

Well, the problem is you are asking everyone to destroy their Dogecoin, and why would anybody destroy their hard-earned bags just to make the value of yours go up? Makes no sense.

Unlike SHIB or those other copycat tokens, the Dogecoin devs don't own most of the supply and can't just burn it willy-nilly. Everyone has to either purchase it or mine it. Or accept it for goods & services. Either way, nobody's getting DOGE for free.

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Thank you CoinEraser for your right on suggestion !!!

By the way, if you can erase crypto supply, you can make cryptos more valuable because there will be less of them.

How about erasing the Doge supply down to 15,000,000 !!! You could help us all become millionaires.

Your friend, GlobalProtection

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Quote from: GlobalProtection on January 19, 2023, 01:24:04 AM

Can anyone here post the download page for the dogecoin core wallet that is this version?: Dogecoin Core 1.14.3

I found the information page for this version, but I could not figure out how to download it from that page and if I could?

Thank you. This is the core wallet in use when I downloaded the first one I sent my Dogecoins to.

The correct link is this: https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/releases/

Search there "Dogecoin Core 1.14.3" and then click on "Assets" and a window will open. There are files to download. Hope it helps.

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Quote from: Daltonik on January 16, 2023, 05:59:27 AM

Really try to see the creation date of yours .dat file and select the current version of Doge.core at that time, maybe it will work if you haven't messed up with the wallet file. https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/releases

Can anyone here post the download page for the dogecoin core wallet that is this version?: Dogecoin Core 1.14.3

I found the information page for this version, but I could not figure out how to download it from that page and if I could?

Thank you. This is the core wallet in use when I downloaded the first one I sent my Dogecoins to.

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Thank you guys for the feedback and the similar tips.

I am going to try that.

Another thing I am going to try is to create a blank space by moving the whole password over after I paste it in.

If I accidentally created a blank space to the left of the password when I create the password, that may be the reason.

But I think I would have discovered this earlier. So I may try this first and then try your solutions.

THANKS A MILLION !!!

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Quote from: nutildah on January 16, 2023, 04:13:35 AM

Quote from: GlobalProtection on January 16, 2023, 12:40:13 AM

I have an encrypted wallet file and that is the only way I have to set up my desktop core wallet.

The problem is that my password is not working to send out the DOGE I want to send out of the wallet.

If I can not get my password to work, how can I send out my coins? Is there a work around?

Need to get a hold of those coins.

How can I obtain the private keys or pass phrase if the password for the encrypted wallet does not work?

Please help. Thank you

There is no workaround, unfortunately, The only way is to try another password.

Not sure how old your wallet is but if you are certain you are entering the correct password, I suppose you could try using an older version of Dogecoin Core, one that was contemporaneous with the age of your wallet. That really shouldn't matter, though.

Really try to see the creation date of yours .dat file and select the current version of Doge.core at that time, maybe it will work if you haven't messed up with the wallet file. https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/releases

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Quote from: GlobalProtection on January 16, 2023, 12:40:13 AM

I have an encrypted wallet file and that is the only way I have to set up my desktop core wallet.

The problem is that my password is not working to send out the DOGE I want to send out of the wallet.

If I can not get my password to work, how can I send out my coins? Is there a work around?

Need to get a hold of those coins.

How can I obtain the private keys or pass phrase if the password for the encrypted wallet does not work?

Please help. Thank you

There is no workaround, unfortunately, The only way is to try another password.

Not sure how old your wallet is but if you are certain you are entering the correct password, I suppose you could try using an older version of Dogecoin Core, one that was contemporaneous with the age of your wallet. That really shouldn't matter, though.

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I have an encrypted wallet file and that is the only way I have to set up my desktop core wallet.

The problem is that my password is not working to send out the DOGE I want to send out of the wallet.

If I can not get my password to work, how can I send out my coins? Is there a work around?

Need to get a hold of those coins.

How can I obtain the private keys or pass phrase if the password for the encrypted wallet does not work?

Please help. Thank you

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Quote from: nutildah on January 07, 2023, 09:40:04 AM

Quote from: FP91G on January 06, 2023, 06:29:11 AM

We are happy to announce the institution of a new community Dogecoin Core development fund, managed by existing core developers and Dogecoin Foundation board director signatories, along with transparency blog posts forthcoming for all expenditures and developments. The Dogecoin Foundation has taken the step of moving 5,000,000 Dogecoin to the development fund, with the intent that this will be allocated to Dogecoin Core, the development of which is critical and to the benefit of the Dogecoin ecosystem.
https://foundation.dogecoin.com/announcements/2022-12-31-corefund/

This event has a weird backstory. I've been following it on Twitter. Early last year, two of the signatories of a Dogecoin Core developer tipjar multisig wallet moved 5 million DOGE into a wallet that belongs to the Dogecoin Foundation. These two signatories are also members of the Dogecoin Foundation. This caused some controversy among Dogecoin Core developers (and then the larger community) as the funds were moved not in accordance with the usual protocol, and to be spent on non-Core related matters.

Fast forward nearly a year later: the Foundation has returned the funds to Core developers but framed it in such a way as it appears to be a gift (see the quoted text above).

I don't really know what the Foundation is doing to help Dogecoin -- they seem to be creating more problems than they are solving.

We can make any assumptions about what kind of preludes there were before what happened, but I still hope that this will somehow move and help move forward, otherwise only hope for Musk's tweets, but this is also a one-time surge.

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Quote from: FP91G on January 06, 2023, 06:29:11 AM

We are happy to announce the institution of a new community Dogecoin Core development fund, managed by existing core developers and Dogecoin Foundation board director signatories, along with transparency blog posts forthcoming for all expenditures and developments. The Dogecoin Foundation has taken the step of moving 5,000,000 Dogecoin to the development fund, with the intent that this will be allocated to Dogecoin Core, the development of which is critical and to the benefit of the Dogecoin ecosystem.
https://foundation.dogecoin.com/announcements/2022-12-31-corefund/

This event has a weird backstory. I've been following it on Twitter. Early last year, two of the signatories of a Dogecoin Core developer tipjar multisig wallet moved 5 million DOGE into a wallet that belongs to the Dogecoin Foundation. These two signatories are also members of the Dogecoin Foundation. This caused some controversy among Dogecoin Core developers (and then the larger community) as the funds were moved not in accordance with the usual protocol, and to be spent on non-Core related matters.

Fast forward nearly a year later: the Foundation has returned the funds to Core developers but framed it in such a way as it appears to be a gift (see the quoted text above).

I don't really know what the Foundation is doing to help Dogecoin -- they seem to be creating more problems than they are solving.

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Quote from: FP91G on January 06, 2023, 06:29:11 AM

We are happy to announce the institution of a new community Dogecoin Core development fund, managed by existing core developers and Dogecoin Foundation board director signatories, along with transparency blog posts forthcoming for all expenditures and developments. The Dogecoin Foundation has taken the step of moving 5,000,000 Dogecoin to the development fund, with the intent that this will be allocated to Dogecoin Core, the development of which is critical and to the benefit of the Dogecoin ecosystem.
https://foundation.dogecoin.com/announcements/2022-12-31-corefund/

Given that the use of the custodians' wallet funds is intended exclusively for Doge core developers, and involves the distribution of 500,000 Doge among the participants of the updated Dogecoin Core releases, this may significantly affect the intensity of developers and we may see more development news in the future.

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We are happy to announce the institution of a new community Dogecoin Core development fund, managed by existing core developers and Dogecoin Foundation board director signatories, along with transparency blog posts forthcoming for all expenditures and developments. The Dogecoin Foundation has taken the step of moving 5,000,000 Dogecoin to the development fund, with the intent that this will be allocated to Dogecoin Core, the development of which is critical and to the benefit of the Dogecoin ecosystem.
https://foundation.dogecoin.com/announcements/2022-12-31-corefund/

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Quote from: nutildah on December 20, 2022, 02:45:21 AM

There is no "in and out" of Dogecoin. It is just Dogecoin, all the time, forever.

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Quote from: JollyGood on December 19, 2022, 06:51:13 PM

I am happy for you being all-in at the moment but how do you know when to get in and out of Dogecoin?

There is no "in and out" of Dogecoin. It is just Dogecoin, all the time, forever.

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