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Topic: [ANN][DOGE] Dogecoin - very currency many coin - v1.10.0 - page 882. (Read 3099813 times)

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What I was trying not to do when I heard Doge was going to moon while I sold millions for peanuts




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU_aoWz4540

Don't look back
exorcist doge edition
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litecoin!

Yep. I've been following that since the first post. Really interesting & exciting stuff.
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Damn,I have earn nothing in 8 hour of mining on doge.dedicatedpool

460kh/s.. need moarr



with this diff ... you need a strong pool


try multipool  .. i think block time there is 10 mins
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Did someone take a look at http://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-dogecoin-addresses.html Huh

I really think because of the size of buy/sell walls (50-80 BTC) that some big fish are playing on the market.

Just look at the 100th richest address, for some, you see big output for the last 2 days.

Do you people, really think that the price is made by a lot of little guys ?

I don't think so, and really believe that big miners/investers, where selling get a return of investment when it was "the good time".
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Damn,I have earn nothing in 8 hour of mining on doge.dedicatedpool

460kh/s.. need moarr
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
ExD
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Meh, miners are always crying about better price, even when price skyrocketed 6x
aah because difficulty got >4x too  Sad
Poor miners, can't buy Porsche mining 3 days Grin
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
Where do I buy BTC with USD that doesn't have a wait time?

EDIT: W00t mined 172 Tesla with my 400kh/s !!! Cheesy
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Meh, miners are always crying about better price, even when price skyrocketed 6x
aah because difficulty got >4x too  Sad
ExD
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Meh, miners are always crying about better price, even when price skyrocketed 6x
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Can someone explain a bit more detailed why would we see interesting price change when the block reward halves ?
I have halved rewards right now because difficulty is hell high. Btw why people crying if someone dump coins? just buy it and be happy for chance to be mega-rich. But you want to dump too at higher price, so every dumper who do it faster than you will cut your chances to dump for better price..
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I am of the opinion that block reward halving anticipation is being built into the price right now.
Chineese pumped quite a lot of money into dogecoins.
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Can someone explain a bit more detailed why would we see interesting price change when the block reward halves ?

Miners will provide less DOGECOINS to the market while demand will stay the same. Less doges. More prices
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To me it seems like much depend on how fast the volume is growing. I mean if a group of let's say a 1000 people keep getting millions of doges/day(pool owners), they'll likely dump them asap, as they probably own enough to cover their future speculations ... If new coins are minted too fast, the inflation will naturally keep the price pushed down.
Could anyone shed some light on this? I saw it was mentioned some pages back that pool owners literally pulls out millions of doges per day, how long will they be able to do this? How fast does the difficulty increase?
People should get out of the big pools imo, mining should be spread out on as many people as possible. The dumpers are the people who owns too much.

wait for block halving
Agree, when block rewards halve, its when we start see things interesting ^&^
The question then is, how soon can we expect this? Currently there are roughly 33.9 billion doges, I believe it was close to 32 billion just a couple of days ago, which would play a significant role in the value of the coin.
Mining reward halves in: ~ 575.1 hours (24 days)
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Can someone explain a bit more detailed why would we see interesting price change when the block reward halves ?
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To me it seems like much depend on how fast the volume is growing. I mean if a group of let's say a 1000 people keep getting millions of doges/day(pool owners), they'll likely dump them asap, as they probably own enough to cover their future speculations ... If new coins are minted too fast, the inflation will naturally keep the price pushed down.
Could anyone shed some light on this? I saw it was mentioned some pages back that pool owners literally pulls out millions of doges per day, how long will they be able to do this? How fast does the difficulty increase?
People should get out of the big pools imo, mining should be spread out on as many people as possible. The dumpers are the people who owns too much.

Agreed. Most pool owners aren't believers of DOGE and its bright future, its just another quick $ making coin for them.
You will be surprised to know we at netcodepool dont sell our doge at all. I won't go much into detail of what we do for doge community, but seeing "Netcodepool" as an admin on /r/dogecoin should get you an idea.  Smiley
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meh ... sent DOGEs to cryptsy ...

wallet confirmed it
saw the transaction under "Pending Deposits" ... but now it's totally gone?! dafuq?

http://dogechain.info/address/DQaMBVoKZQCP3Yet7vazhL5Wn4q2brUfWR
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To me it seems like much depend on how fast the volume is growing. I mean if a group of let's say a 1000 people keep getting millions of doges/day(pool owners), they'll likely dump them asap, as they probably own enough to cover their future speculations ... If new coins are minted too fast, the inflation will naturally keep the price pushed down.
Could anyone shed some light on this? I saw it was mentioned some pages back that pool owners literally pulls out millions of doges per day, how long will they be able to do this? How fast does the difficulty increase?
People should get out of the big pools imo, mining should be spread out on as many people as possible. The dumpers are the people who owns too much.

wait for block halving
Agree, when block rewards halve, its when we start see things interesting ^&^
The question then is, how soon can we expect this? Currently there are roughly 33.9 billion doges, I believe it was close to 32 billion just a couple of days ago, which would play a significant role in the value of the coin.
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