Topic: Is Shiba Inu Coin a better investment than Dogecoin? - page 18. (Read 2156 times)
Yes Shiba Inu is better from my point of view they are launching recently Shiba swap and this kind of more projects this year. but These aren’t serious projects for real investors there are many projects you can invest in.
Neither of these projects have a valid use-case. They are meme-coins. Speculative gambling at best.
It's value is not really about it's usefulness it's about how much investors are willing to hold and how much is in circulation. Both coin would definitely survive the next 10years going by the constant hypes these coins gets. Although it's a bit risky investing much on these two coin but if you could afford the risk buy more that's what I do with my spare or reserved fiathow sure are you that these coins will survive for another 10 years? maybe, i can believe with doge's survival but with shib? i don't think so. once this meme hype is over and gone, what do you think will be the future of shib? most hypes die down in just few months to years time.
but the situation may be different with doge as it has been in the market even before this hype was born. doge has been used mostly for transfer purposes because of its cheap fees. however, the situation now may be different.
if the hype dies down, i believe, doge can survive but with all the other meme tokens, hard for them to sustain its existence. just my opinion here.
Neither of these projects have a valid use-case. They are meme-coins. Speculative gambling at best.
I’d be lying if I said I never owned any. But just a few dollars here or there. These aren’t serious projects for real investors. And they probably won’t be around in the next 10 years.
I’d be lying if I said I never owned any. But just a few dollars here or there. These aren’t serious projects for real investors. And they probably won’t be around in the next 10 years.
It's funny to see if there are people who buy these coins because of use-case. It was traded actively in the market only because of the opportunity of taking profits in the short term since the coin was a speculative coin. There are traders who like to test their skills trading at those types of coins.
I can't consider putting money there as a worth investment. If it's about investment, there are strong coins to choose from. Only trade these meme coins due to their hype and active volume where profits are always possible.
The cryptocurrency industry is really crazy with some practically useless coins/tokens getting insanely high. It all bears down to community support. Doge has come a long way since it was forked from Bitcoin. Shiba Inu rode on its wave to prominence.
If Doge have survived 8 years since inception, I believe that it will still persist, likewise Shiba Inu. Community belief is instrumental to the success of a good project, and both Doge and Shiba Inu have got that.
If Doge have survived 8 years since inception, I believe that it will still persist, likewise Shiba Inu. Community belief is instrumental to the success of a good project, and both Doge and Shiba Inu have got that.
Neither of these projects have a valid use-case. They are meme-coins. Speculative gambling at best.
It's value is not really about it's usefulness it's about how much investors are willing to hold and how much is in circulation. Both coin would definitely survive the next 10years going by the constant hypes these coins gets. Although it's a bit risky investing much on these two coin but if you could afford the risk buy more that's what I do with my spare or reserved fiat 
Neither of these projects have a valid use-case. They are meme-coins. Speculative gambling at best.
I’d be lying if I said I never owned any. But just a few dollars here or there. These aren’t serious projects for real investors. And they probably won’t be around in the next 10 years.
I’d be lying if I said I never owned any. But just a few dollars here or there. These aren’t serious projects for real investors. And they probably won’t be around in the next 10 years.
You already mentioned some reasons why you shouldn't consider putting money on them so why still choose between those? There are other precious gems that are worth risking your money compare to those. If you really preferred them to be on your portfolio list, risk some money buying them and just hodl to death and consider that as a loss. Pray that in the future those coins will be hyped again.
But for me personally, those coins are not worth to hodl for long. As I mentioned, there are other worthy coins out there with a proper DYOR. Don't be drive by the speculation that either SHIB or Doge will be worth over $1, for example, in the future even there's a chance according to their solid followers. If it will happen, then good for you and congratulations. Just don't expect.
For now after achieving ATH from Doge, it looks hard to get up and give a quick profit. As for Shiba you can still have a few percent profit that can be utilized from the ongoing Hype. But you also have to be careful if you play fire with meme coins. Because all levels of dump and pump are relatively very fast. Use the profit calculation according to your expectations and avoid market greed.
And they probably won’t be around in the next 10 years.
Doge probably will, that's the only one I know a bit about though... It was always a meme coin and I think it'll probably stay.
It likely won't stay where it is now (compared with bitcoin especially) but I think a lot of people that have maintained the network until this point have just been doing that as a bit of fun too. They had quite a long blockchain compared to everything else a while ago too (I think I remember an order of: eth, btc, doge in length a few years back).
Neither of these projects have a valid use-case. They are meme-coins. Speculative gambling at best.
I’d be lying if I said I never owned any. But just a few dollars here or there. These aren’t serious projects for real investors. And they probably won’t be around in the next 10 years.
I’d be lying if I said I never owned any. But just a few dollars here or there. These aren’t serious projects for real investors. And they probably won’t be around in the next 10 years.
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