/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>431902
>people were actually dumb enough to buy memecoins

>>431902
>cryptos that can make it

>>431902
Bitcoin and Litecoin maybe Blackcoin

>>431902

Why does holding the most stable price of any crypto ever mean it is kill? (32-40 for over a month)

oh cause you bought in at 100SAT and lost money, yeah

>>431902

Did you seriously think that a stupid maymay coin that is a clone of bitcoins would make it out of 500 other bitcoin ripoffs?

>>431902
Sell all your dogecoins, goy! I buy from you! My loss is your gain!

>>431935

it had/has a chance, if it gets enough momentum off of memery alone and passes the threshold of becoming at least one of the standards then it would become self sufficient, ie not dependant on memery for attracting new users.

>>431921
>thinks even Bitcoin will make it
kek

Why are there people who honestly believe that Dogecoin isn't completely fucking dead and unprofitable?

Seriously?

one thousand Dogecoin equals 20 cents. I have 200 thousand Dogecoin that took me MONTHS to mine, and it's only worth 40 bucks.

I'm glad the electricity in my apt. is free.

Please: someone, ANYONE, prove to me that Dogecoin isn't a rotting corpse of a fucking Pump'n'Dump.

>>431902
>actually taking dogecoins seriously

once normalfags get a hold of memes, you know they'll die within a month at most

Given it was a cryptocurrency based on a fad, the death was obvious

>>433943
by crypto market trader kid standards and logic it's dead because the fast money dream has run its course

the rotting aspect is mostly from the people who were drawn to it just for quick money leaving. that part has gotten better lately.

nobody can give you hard proof that it will succeed because that's unknown, and anyone trying to make a logical argument for its value will be written off as a fool

but in any price cycle of any asset or any new investment opportunity the people who buy in at what ends up as the low always look like fools at the time

with all the development and community activity as well as the longevity auxpow will provide, dogecoin to me is becoming almost cheap enough to buy a lot of

it may be years before it sees its ATH of 300 sat (if ever), but it will be around for some time to come.

the fact that there's still a bid and its valued in the tens of millions after over 6 months should say something. "serious crypto traders" universally hate it, but that demographic is bad to have interested in your coin anyway as their sole purpose is to extract value into BTC

>>431902
it was over months ago, if you had the slightest sense of realism you would have moved on to things with a better risk/profit ratio months ago, instead you obsessed with cryptocurrencies

time out and think about your psychological state, what you were thinking and feeling at the time, think of ways to improve your critical thinking skills, learn a little about the basics of psychology such as classical conditioning and try to introspect and think about how your emotions affected you and made you irrational