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.
In part I was a bit surprised by that de-listing being how much the community was gunning for binance to get dogecoin listed in the first place. Albeit on the other hand I dont' care too much for ETH, its tokens or having trading pairs with it, since it creates a secondary hurdle and more fees to convert from altcoins back to BTC, so I think in the long run this is better for Doge to be decoupled from any centralized networks like ETH.
Furthermore, as much as I love Doge, and every spawn of bitcoin that's kept close to the tradition of satoshi's principles. I have to say from a trading perspective, that I think it's hard pressed to say that any inflationary crypto has much chance for a higher value as it's supply keeps increasing. Only way that could be offset is with an increased demand. That is just not apparent at this time.
