Topic: [ANN][DOGE] Dogecoin - very currency many coin - v1.10.0 - page 511. (Read 3100004 times)

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Efforts like that make DOGE better and better day after day.
Cute song and this girls deserves to be tipped! 

with power of 4chan its possible eaaaaaasy

^^^If you think it is just a parody, the person who wrote it might have been totally serious. 

lol... ffs

K keep looking for that 38 to 300 rally.  I'm sure you will be rich that day.

The Rally from 89 to 148 (for example) was ~66.29%, is my math correct?
Is a fast profit of over 60% not considered a "up fluctuation" by extremely negative newbie trolls?

There have been several other rallies, including well over 300%  
(I know it went from ~100 to 300, and it may have gone from ~38 to 300*, but I wasn't watching that close back then)
*Edit: It looks like there was a monster bounce from ~31 to 280 after the initial Rally fell flat. Do trolls like you care about accuracy?

Another big mistake in investing, base your investment to prove someone wrong, LOL

I would be cherry picking if i were to give you a statistics within the last week or 24 hours, but for a coin that's 5 months old, giving you the trend from last 3 months?  You call that cherry picking?  

Like i said, your tiny $20 investments, i'm sure it won't hurt much even if you were wrong, but to have this much emotional investment in a falling currency, i hope it will be worth it when the day finally dawns on you how little you know your own doge.

Anyways, i'm done talking to you.  Will see how much confidence you have left a couple months from now.

Sceptics like you make me even more motivated to invest in doge; just to have the pleasure of proving you wrong

Btw, if we look at the bigger picture, a dogecoin is 3x more expensive than it was for a long while in January.
You're cherry-picking your charts now.

LOL, i'm the guy that wants high risk high rewards, not high risk no rewards, so I won't be buying your falling doge, nor do i have the capital to prevent it from falling.   I'm not trying to convince you doge is worth nothing, i'm telling you why it's falling and it's not getting through to your thick and naive (but moral) skull

You make all kinds of excuses to rationalize that doge is falling temporarily, and that it will bounce back (which still has yet to happen in over 3 months and has been going the exact opposite way), yet you want to ignore the fundamental force of forex/crypto trading which is supply-demand.  

A fluctuation means something goes up and down. From what I have seen, it's all fall for the past 110 days.  Where is your up fluctuation?  Every time someone buys a few BTCs worth of doge and pushes the market up, you get big sells immediately to push doge back down.  You have too much supply and not enough demand, this is why your coin is down.  Coupled with a fast rising BTC, which is seen as a safe haven amongst all cryptos.  A million scrypt ASICS now dumping doge on your heads every day.  Terrible investor confidence aside from the naive little boys in this forum.  I think it's pretty clear why doge is falling.

You see, that's the kind of talk which warrants you the troll label
Why are you even posting here? To convince us doge is worth nothing, so you can buy cheaper? That won't work.

Dude, Dogecoin is only 5 months old. I'm not in this as a get-rich-quick thing, I'm fine with fluctuations. And no money is actually lost from them until we cash out.

Ok, so where has your impact gone exactly?  And where is your better reward so far?  At least you finally said one thing right, the risk is higher.  But it's all good, i'm sure you can save up another $20 to buy doge when you get your next allowance.  Big impact, HUGE.

It's not true that the charities and generally good-hearted community have no impact on the market. I invested real money in Doge because of this, and I'm quite sure I'm not the only one. I felt it was a real shame, to invest in BTC and giving profits to so much unproductive speculators, when I could contribute to the positive force that dogecoin is instead; and have a better reward in the process because the risks are higher.


Indeed! And that picture speaks a thousand words

Many/most of them are more active on Reddit than here. They do have a very strong community, sorry if you somehow do not know that by now.



Millions of people were introduced to digital currencies on TV because of the DOGEcoin community. The message/experience was very positive.
Millions more were introduced to BTC on TV because of the MtGox disaster. The message/experience was damaging and extremely negative.

I think you are confusing doge prices with charity and ideals.  No one is saying your moral and your charities aren't good.  But at the end of the day, morals and charities aren't worth a cent in the eyes of the market, not worth a damn in stopping doge from falling.  Just because a bunch of high school kids spammed 3 million votes, just because there are 80k kids subscribing to reddit, just because dogecoin somehow inspired a million man march, at the end of the day, if dogecoin got 80 billion coins out there, being mined by 300mh/s asics pools, who then dumps the billions of coins onto you kids with no real capital and no financial backing, all your charitable efforts is not worth a damn at the end of the day.  And you know what happens at the end of the day?  Doge falls another sat, or even a few sat.

And isn't that what we are talking about?  I'm telling you why doge is falling and you are telling me you drilled a well in africa.  

You really should consider joining your high school debate team, where you will learn about red herring fallacy, and how to properly form arguments.



I know enough from the fact that doge has fallen 80% in the last 3 months to know that your *strong community* isn't worth a damn when it comes to supporting dogecoin from falling.

Aren't those "billionaire bankers" the things we want to get away from in the first place, by using cryptocurrencies rather than fiat money?
I may be an idealist, but I truly believe that cryptos are meant to empower the people; tens of thousands of ordinary persons investing in Dogecoin have more power than a few millionaire pump and dumpers.

The community I mentionned, is the one that managed to build a well in Africa, who sponsored a nascar driver and votes for him 3 million times. The 87670 subscribers on Reddit and 150000 or so on Twitter (more than twice the number of Bitcoin's subscribers). There's way to many person who uses dogecoin and who are truly invested in the coin (not only financially, but also emotionally; which means they won't leave for the next pumped coin) for it to fail.

A crash that has been going on for less than two weeks is not a reason to affirm that dogecoin is dying; it's just the normal fluctuations of a commodity with a small market cap.

You don't know what's going to happen in the future, yet you think it's *relatively safe* to say that it will enjoy steady growth

I don't even think you are reading what you are typing anymore.  The amount of contradiction you are putting in your own words shows exactly you have no clue what's going to happen.  

You talk about the dogecoin *community*, what community is that exactly?  And how is this *community* going to prevent the fall of dogecoin?  Are you going to start robbing banks?  You have no billionaire backers to support the price fall, you only have dogecoins that is worth less and less every day precisely because of the *health of your dogecoin economy*.

And you dont even bother to support your statement with evidence anymore.  *Steady growth*, will are you pulling this out from?  What kind of growth are you talking about?  The growth of the number of coins out there along with a shrinking market cap?  Yea i guess it's *relatively safe* to say.

I know there is more going on that short-term speculation.

For those who are concerned about the "bear market bloodbath":
Buy when the masses are selling , and while the price is still way down.
When the recent high was 148 (for example), 120 looked like a decent price and 102 looked almost like a "sure thing."
I know it's been rough, but sometime in the future 58, 60, 62 will look like a really good price.*
*Even if it somehow slides all the way to 41'ish, the rebound will eventually go way above 60.

I do realize that, and I'm sure most of us here understand the risks involved with investing in an altcoin. If you have the ability to accurately predict the market crashes, then kudos, more power to you, but you should not come here to say that all those who did not sell are noobs who will get burned; we are here for long term investing, and don't want to live with the stress that day trading implies; your arrogance is why we called you a troll. We're just different kind of investors, really.

Neither you nor any of us have the ability to know what will happen in the future, and considering the health of the dogecoin economy, I believe it is relatively safe to say that it will enjoy steady growth and that its value will never "go to zero". And if it does, I won't regret having invested in a coin whose community actually has values, and not simply "getting rich".

Actually, that's the kind of non-monetary value that many of you day-traders fail to see. I'm really proud on having given money to some of Dogecoin's fundraisers, and I feel like I've done a difference in the world; because of that, I truly don't mind if my investment ends up getting me 10% profit rather than the 400% I could have gotten from a scam-coin (although, really, I think that Dogecoin's community spirit will make it be quite lucrative in less than a year)

you do realize *visionaries* can see things both good and bad coming, who doesn't live in denial.  Do you know what makes a great investor?  Someone who is not afraid to take small losses but knows when to avoid big losses.  Someone who doesn't get married to an idea, who is not afraid to admit that his idea isn't working out so he changes it up.

I guess you just implied that you are a visionary, let's see where your vision takes you.  Sooner or later you will realize your vision is actually the result of being myopic.

I got a couple of suggestions for you,

First, get yourself a good macro economics book, and start learning supply and demand and tries to apply the ideas to crypto trading.

Second, get yourself a good technical analysis book and start learning about trends and indicators

Third, get yourself a good forex trading book and start learning about what makes currency go up and down

Fourth, hopefully after you read these books, you will have learned a thing or two and won't be so stubborn anymore

I still you guys are funny for labeling me a troll just because I see things for what they really are, without subjectivity and embellishments.  You don't even realize how much money I saved by liquidating my doge before it fell to this level.  I'm not going to sit idling by to see my hard earned coins drop 40% of their value.  And if doge does go up, I can use the money I saved and buy 150% more doge coins aside from what my miners are earning at the same time.  

What you don't realize is that, a coin can fall fast, but the rise is slow.  You will have plenty of opportunity to buy back your coin that you sold, at a lower price.  Doge is not going to pop to 200 the next day while you were sleeping.

And if you think i'm typing all of these good intentioned suggestions to be a troll, then you really are a *visionary*