@_dogegod_ After making some profit, many people will sell their Dogecoin in a panic; this is either because there is no clear limit to how high the price might go or because—drawing parallels between its development and Bitcoin’s early days in 2010—they believe the upward momentum willnot
@XFreeze@elonmusk Anything that rises in price attracts demand; the idea of Dogecoin reaching $4,500 is not a fantasy, but a scenario that could genuinely happen.
@_dogegod_ Anything that rises in price attracts demand; the idea of Dogecoin reaching $4,500 is not a fantasy, but a scenario that could genuinely happen.
@BillyM2k Merged mining needs to continue, but the reward distributed to miners per block should be reduced to 50 Doge or less; 10,000 per block is far too high and leads to an unnecessarily expanding supply.
@_dogegod_ Merged mining needs to continue, but the reward distributed to miners per block should be reduced to 50 Doge or less; 10,000 per block is far too high and leads to an unnecessarily expanding supply.
@inevitable360 Merged mining needs to continue, but the reward distributed to miners per block should be reduced to 500 Doge or less; 10,000 per block is far too high and leads to an unnecessarily expanding supply.
@jumpstartme Merged mining needs to continue, but the reward distributed to miners per block should be reduced to 50 Doge or less; 10,000 per block is far too high and leads to an unnecessarily expanding supply.