Topic: Doge 28 ouch its below where I brought it before the teenage millonare pump (Read 770 times)
August 07, 2014, 12:45:54 PM
I cashed out on 100
August 07, 2014, 12:40:37 PM
Doge appears to be on a downward spiral.
This is what happens when you fork a coin and make it hyperinflationary. It's literally being mined to death.
What a failure of an idea that was.
This is what happens when you fork a coin and make it hyperinflationary. It's literally being mined to death.
What a failure of an idea that was.
You can say the same about all crypto coins atm
Not really, check out Unobtanium which seems to have a good balance.
It's still worth almost 10 times less than it's peak, so it's not faring any better than Dogecoin. Same thing for Litecoin, and the vast majority of coins.
August 07, 2014, 12:03:03 PM
Doge appears to be on a downward spiral.
This is what happens when you fork a coin and make it hyperinflationary. It's literally being mined to death.
What a failure of an idea that was.
This is what happens when you fork a coin and make it hyperinflationary. It's literally being mined to death.
What a failure of an idea that was.
You can say the same about all crypto coins atm
Not really, check out Unobtanium which seems to have a good balance.
August 07, 2014, 10:50:05 AM
Doge appears to be on a downward spiral.
This is what happens when you fork a coin and make it hyperinflationary. It's literally being mined to death.
What a failure of an idea that was.
This is what happens when you fork a coin and make it hyperinflationary. It's literally being mined to death.
What a failure of an idea that was.
August 07, 2014, 10:48:33 AM
August 07, 2014, 07:48:55 AM
- those wily Teenage Meme loving (fiat) millionaires !
- not buying this time.. i'll miss out if they come back from snap chat and pump this baby again. !
: D
* of course there wasn't billions in the market back then.
ouch free-market.
- not buying this time.. i'll miss out if they come back from snap chat and pump this baby again. !
: D
* of course there wasn't billions in the market back then.
ouch free-market.
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