Every dog has its day, maybe DOGE had it during its all-time-high and it might never get back there again. The more pairs the crypto has the better it is for obvious reasons.
Binance is a massive exchange, for it to remove DOGE/ETH is a very big deal and a big blow for DOGE.
Binance is a massive exchange, for it to remove DOGE/ETH is a very big deal and a big blow for DOGE.
Sad to see Binance removing that pair but hopefully other markets especially BTC will remain very strong and keeping DOGE as a good potential investment for prospective crypto holders to add to their portfolio.
I will hold me Dogecoin until the end of this year. I have earned good profits with Dogecoin and time is matter to earn profit. In recent weeks, we have seen a trend of not too old altcoins and Dogecoin is one of the oldest altcoins so it might need more time to increase in value. After the current trend ends, I hope old altcoins will play their roles on the market.They still have the DOGE/BTC pair so still good for those traders.
We don't know the reason why they delisted it but they have their own reasons for doing so.
This is one of the old coins that I still use today for transfer purposes because of low tx fees and you can find it even in small exchanges.
However, there are exchanges that are charging high number of doges on their withdrawal fees but still low compared to btc fees.
I'm the same as you as I mostly use Doge when it comes to exchanges as the fees are a lot cheaper but like you I have also seen some exchanges charge a fair bit for Doge. I know one exchange that charges 25 Doge for withdrawals but its still cheaper then BTC fees.
Yobit charges 500 doges for a withdrawal!!!!
