DOGE

Docthndr

Have my miners running full scrypt and converting to PEP. Any doubts have long gone. With great respect in the bigger communities for POW, showing up at the BTC and litecoin summits. While I understand that normal hurdles still exist, the leadership does listen to the community and continues to build our network by creating new opportunities. If your old school DOGE ‘14 - this is nostalgia calling.

PM_ME__YOUR_HOOTERS

Bot decided to invest all the money into DOGE coin because of all the old reddit comments saying 1 DOGE = 1 DOGE and there is no safer bet then that

GatorsgottaTD

Definitely Doge!!! Tons of it! In fact, liquidate all you have now and buy DOGE!!!

ProgramLow8782

Kendu will be the new DOGE. I still see new memes daily, but damn Kendu's been here for bloody years, the community is relentless

byylu

Good question Merged mining solves network security problem. The same hardware mining Litecoin can simultaneously, with 0 extra electricity or hardware, secure any number of smaller chains on the same algorithm (Scrypt). This isn't theoretical, the AuxPoW protocol has supported it since 2011(?) (Namecoin has been merge-mining with Bitcoin ever since, with no changes to BTC's code), and today on Scrypt, LTC + DOGE + BELLS + PEP all do it at once. So: Bitcoin was technically capable of this from the start, all the merge-mining logic lives on the auxiliary chain's side, not the parent chain's. And yes, in theory you could merge-mine a "ton of tokens" at once, the protocol allows it. In practice, the bottleneck isn't cryptography, it's pool software (has to handle x different chains) and economics (each additional token is marginal benefit for the miner). But here's also a part merged mining doesn't solve: it secures the network against attacks, but says nothing about how fairly the coin launched.... Creator can premine or instamine, meaning allocate themselves a big chunk of supply before or right after launch, and then still plug in merge mining later to look "secure" and legitimate. Hashrate defends against rewriting block history, not against dishonest distribution at launch. Those are two completely separate things, and both need to be checked independently. That's why, for any merge mined coin, I look at two things: who's securing the network, and who actually holds the coins. Pepecoin checks both boxes: 100% of supply mined publicly from block one, no premine, no ICO, and merge mining was added only after the fair launch, not as a way to disguise one.

weaforex

Normalizing the baseline to 43% constant-mix changes the Calmar read - the drawdown advantage shrinks when you're not competing against full-market exposure. On the corner solutions: 0% DOGE and 29% PAXG on constraint boundaries is a classic covariance-estimation sensitivity signal, not necessarily a true optimum. Rolling the estimation window (or bootstrapping the cov matrix) would separate robust allocation from noise-fitting. Quick browser-side sensitivity sweep would cost you nothing but clarity - happy to sketch the setup if useful.

VettaQ

One thing worth separating in this comparison is exposure. A portfolio that is only 43% invested shows a mechanically lower max drawdown than a fully-invested buy-and-hold even with zero timing skill, because it sits out 57% of the path. The Calmar comparison (1.18 vs 1.00) is the right instinct, but I would add a constant-mix baseline: same assets, fixed 43% average exposure, no signals. If the optimizer still beats that on drawdown per unit of exposure, the timing is doing real work. The other thing I would stress-test is the corner solution. KKT risk-parity landing on exactly 0% DOGE and 29% PAXG means the answer lives on a constraint boundary, and boundary solutions are the most sensitive to the covariance estimate. Shift the estimation window by a few months and rerun - if the zero allocations move around, the weights are noise-driven rather than structural.

Medium_Ad_7166

For some reason this is true. DOGE is memecoin but maybe because of its popularity it remains to be high? People can just buy xrp over doge

hoppeeness

I can’t find what DOGE actually does that is useful. That’s why I am asking. XRP is all over financial institutions documentation as well as govt docs.

hoppeeness

What is DOGE used for again?

Peturio

Ok. I play! The bull half of your plan, 90% SOL plus 2% each in DOGE, PEPE, WIF, BONK and SHIB, is SOL with a hat on. The memes move at 0.75 to 0.85 correlation to SOL, so the one year odds are the same as holding SOL alone: a coin flip of a 50% drawdown, one in eight of a 70% one, one in six of doubling. Now, to the rinse and repeat part: backtested on the last 27 months, which had four SOL bull legs and four bear legs of 30% or more. Rules: 90/10 in the bull legs, all BTC in the bear legs, no fees. Switch on the exact top and bottom every time and $10k becomes $32k. Two weeks late each time, $15k. Thirty days late, $9.9k, which is a lot of rinsing to end up where you started. Sixty days late, $8.7k. Replace hindsight with a mechanical trigger (sell when SOL is 20 to 30% off its two month high, buy back when it is 20 to 30% off the low) and you get $3.8k to $6.6k, with up to 60 round trips. Never rotate at all, $6.3k. Hold BTC the whole time and do nothing, $12k. So the strategy has a working version, and it needs you to call eight turning points in a row, each within about two weeks. The last one was the September 2025 top, after which the 90/10 book lost 75% while BTC lost 48%. If you called that one, respect. Thirty days late, you did the same as never rotating. (And just for completness: same disclaimers as always, model estimates and a backtest with hindsight in it, not advice)

Peturio

Ran the five coins in your screenshot (if there are more below ROSE, post them and I'll add them). At current prices that's about $1,020, LTC 70%, DOGE 10%, VET 9%, ADA 8%, ROSE 3%, and you need roughly +80% to get back to what you paid. Bad year first. Simulated one year forward from current volatility and correlations with no trend assumed, the worst 5% of outcomes lose 64% or more. The same dollars in BTC alone lose 51% or more. The median path goes through a 49% drop at some point during the year, so the odds of sitting through a 50% drop in the next twelve months are about one in two. For BTC alone it is one in five. One path in ten goes through a 70% drop. The recovery question, since that is really what you asked. In the same simulation, 18% of paths end the year at or above what you paid in May 2025. Put the same dollars into BTC and that number is 8%. The reason is the same one that makes the 50% drop likely. These five coins run at about 65% annual volatility against 44% for BTC, and volatility cuts both ways. It is what gives you a real shot at +80%, and it is what puts 13% of paths below half of today's value. If the next twelve months look like the last twelve (a resample of the real daily moves since September 2025), the picture is much worse, under 1% of paths reach breakeven and the median path loses another 54%. That is a statement about how bad the last year was for these five, not a forecast. Which coin does the damage. LTC is 70% of the money and 69% of the risk, so there is no hidden concentration beyond the obvious one. The five move together at 0.8 to 0.9 with each other (ROSE at 0.6), and the mix has a diversification ratio of 1.08, meaning five coins take about 7% of the volatility off compared with holding one of them. If BTC drops 30% tomorrow, the last 90 days of betas say LTC drops 26%, DOGE 35%, VET 31%, ADA 44%, ROSE 29%, and the book 29%. The coins you are down most on (ADA, ROSE) are also the ones that fall hardest when BTC does. Replays of actual crashes on today's mix. October 2025 to July 2026 costs 68%, BTC alone 51%. The 10 October 2025 flash crash costs 23% in a day, BTC 7% (the mix falls three times as far as BTC on a fast liquidation day). The June 2026 cascade costs 20%, BTC 15%. The FTX week costs only 1.6%, but that is because LTC happened to rise 11% in November 2022 while DOGE fell 47%, so treat it as luck rather than protection. The August 2024 yen unwind costs 20%, the December 2024 Fed selloff 17%. Days to get out. At this size every one of the five sells in minutes, total slippage about $4 even at 5% of a stressed day's volume. Liquidity is not a risk you have. What the numbers above do not include is that all of it sits on one exchange, which is a separate risk from price. One more thing the models say. A stock market selloff on its own (S&P −15%, dollar +8%, credit down) moves this book by under 1%. It only reacts to what BTC and ETH do, which matches the 0.8 to 0.9 correlations above. And the necessary disclaimer at the end: none of this is a prediction or advice.

kann94

What are the cyptos someone should consider? Are there ones that are projected to do well? I last looked in 2021 when DOGE was supposed to go wild with elon appearing on TV. I lost $35. Never looked at it again.

knowigot_that808

just went 10X long in DOGE.. lmk

xanokothe

This sub likes BTC, gave up on ETH, hate XRP, hold SOL in secret, and used to praise DOGE but changed its vision because of politics

hereforsneaker

well anything in life can be considered speculative even the so-called ‘risk free assets’ or to a more dramatic extent, the humble street cross as demonstrated. so therefore, you are technically correct . your originally comment was gambling. under strict definition arguably also correct. ill be honest i started out trying to prove you wrong, despite having doubts. everyday risks=walking across a street>bench pressing>commercial flying>driving<>charter flight deposit account>savings account (fed gaurentee) hedging>reasonable derivitives justified risk/reward assets=gold (lol) > AAA tnotes>AAA tbonds> upper tranche cdos (nvm you are correct) > mid tranche (lol)> non cyclicals>etfs (lol)>blue chips>LLY>NVDA>mid cap>small cap>S&P 500=world index=overvalued mega caps=>BHP(ax)=>AUD=ASX200=iron+copper+superannuation+property>LLY>TSLa>META>stocks>equities > low tranche > property (lol) speculation = gold>bitcoin>ethernet>black jack>poker>option spreads>ai stocks with other moat>pure chip stocks>forex>Elon musk=TLSA>DOGE>spacex>bonds at risk of default> selective bond default > bonds in default>ada>luna (pre crash). Darwin’s award contenders=gambling>sports>roulette board> leaving money unguarded in a public space> smoking cigs>shit coins>whatever meme coin is popular=doge=luna (post crash)>FTX>LUNA pre crash>upper tranche cdos>0DTE>taking meth>fking a girl with hiv>lottery ticket>GME stocks>SEERS shares gold x2 is intentional. many others probably should follow the same rule. list is WIP. i could go on, but i concluded half way through the subjective risk justified section that you are indeed correct.

Ok-Indication-6241

"Utility" in economics is revealed preference, not declared preference. Markets are the measurement instrument. If DOGE holds top-10 market cap for years, that IS the signal. Holders are choosing it over alternatives — whether you call that meme value, community coordination, or speculative optionality, the market is pricing in \*something\*. The more precise question is whether that something is durable. What's the market-implied probability that its position reflects a stable equilibrium versus momentum pricing a narrative that eventually reverts? Those are different problems — and only one of them is actually a statement about utility.

Ineffable56Tug

Your FTMO instinct is right — and it applies to most prop firms, including Goat Funded Trader. Goat is solid for forex and indices, but their crypto is simulated CFDs, not a real order book, so meme coin spreads blow out when volatility hits. That's an execution model problem, not a firm problem. For volatile alts you need real order book execution. Bitunix has tight perp spreads on DOGE, PEPE, WIF etc. (0.02% maker / 0.06% taker at VIP 0). Bitget consistently ranks top for depth on SOL, XRP, DOGE. Hyperliquid is fully on-chain with deep meme coin liquidity. All have trade-offs — offshore, smart contract risk — but the spread difference on PEPE is night and day. CFDs are built for EURUSD, not for assets that move 20% in an hour. Switch to real order book execution and you'll feel it immediately.

Django_McFly

should be noted that DOGE is #12. most of the top 10 is defi, tokenization and stablecoins.

iamasatellite

1 DOGE = 1 DOGE, you can bank on it

acidsam1

DOGE the OG . Thank me later 😎

KREIJO

Pro tip. Don’t. If your opinion is to hold for two years you’ll either make a little and get out or be stuck holding a bag. Either crypto is the future or it isn’t. Throw in what’s your okay to loose and hold it for 10 - 20 years. If it works out you’ll be rich. I’m holding BTC, SOL, DOGE, BCH, Zcash, and $pep. Good luck!

Hijjawi

The reason it came up on my radar is that I did buy the old SAITAMA back in the SHIBA DOGE hype.. a small moon shot kinda thing..but the thing died years ago and forgot about it.. opened the wallet to see millions worth of token and it was shocking.. researched and checked the charts to find that there is volume to justify the price.. so its surely a scam.. my wallet value looks ridiculous ao I hid the token 🤣

WormCastings

The 5,000usd dividend for his great economic success, plus 5,000usd dividend for DOGE cuts for every American. The game has changed forever.

Flippenator6900

Trading is pushed on every one (by the trading platforms) and almost no one makes reliable money trading (except the trading platforms). As someone who has been in crypto from 2018, my opinion is that only reliable way to make money in crypto is to 1. Dollar cost average BTC in bear markets and hold for dear life. 2. If you want to buy alts find some category leader that has held up relatively well in the bear market and has similar winning characteristics as BTC/DOGE/XRP etc. (multi cycle winners): organic hype, loyal community, outrageous/delusional price targets, cult status. And then hold that also for dear life. A good indicator is that the less some coin has trader TA posting around it and the more it has insane sounding "conspiracy theories" or people flocking around it as a community/identity the better.

No-Spread-5650

Buying any crypto outside of BTC or Ethereum. Although I made good money on DOGE a while back.

No-Masterpiece2246

Why even use any Layer 2 tech? Just use any blockchain validated via proof of work. BCH, XMR, DOGE, LTC, etc all work fine and their fees don't go to the moon. Same thing with ERC20 tokens (similar to Layer 2s), they're 99% shitcoins. Just use native ETH or ETC.

Brewitt1

Elon and the DOGE community must be on fire right now with their teary eyes and empty pockets

bestjaegerpilot

"Same thing happened"? You mean DOGE dropped out of top-10 ? I don't recall that happening Yea Doge may go to top-10 again. But Zcash was solidly in the 10th or so spot for a while until the bug. I expect it to perform the same again. Unless Musk pumps Doge again i don't think that's going anywhere (relative to other coins---it'll still pump during bull run but the top-5 days are over).

LukaBrasi87

I am at my average cost, holding... wondering when to buy or TP (little) for the meantime or wait to break out upwards... Then again, there is an oversupply of info on DOGE "projections". I don't know what to believe anymore.... If it crashes, I plan to reset my DCA and employ a more strategic strategy. ATH level is but a memory

xcom1995

It's not what I'm holding. I'm very high risk. But if someone asked me for advice, I'd recommend the following: BTC, ETH, XMR, DOGE

pavvappav

As a follow-up, there was a DOGE wallet, and it was drained on the 1st at the same time as the ETH wallets. The DOGE drain may be more interesting than the others since the DOGE was cashed out after the transfer through FixedFloat. The three addresses: * `DEGrs8ir1qHhv5akh5uUzcQKnjbur8LhMo` * `DFrAB34Rve2BZvn2huXYzbMspbyLqj1y24` * `DKUZtYMEjZbLU9ruHutCm589v5F91mrGQA` |Event|Displayed time|Amount| |:-|:-|:-| |Three victim addresses swept → `DFXnUFL...`|08/01 22:10:12|14,421.16400888 DOGE net| |`DFXnUFL...` consolidates → `DL1TMR9...`|08/01 22:19:00|14,400 DOGE| |`DL1TMR9...` spent toward FixedFloat-labeled output|08/01 22:21:18|14,400 DOGE input|

bestjaegerpilot

\* ZEC bumped DOGE off the top-ten cryptos by market cap \* it was doing really well before the bug crashed it. Supposedly bug has been fixed \* so i imagine it'll continue doing really well

Xennenial

$HYPE governs a perp dex that generates a lot of revenue. 97% of that revenue is used to buy back $HYPE tokens and permanently burn them. So the Hyperliquid perp dex is an active advertisement for $HYPE while simultaneously deflating the supply and adding buying pressure to the markets. As for $ZCASH, the answer is "narrative". The narrative is that it is a more private version of bitcoin. I don't see it fullfilling the "digital gold" role or or having any real utility long term. However, sometimes narrative can lead to stronger ROIs than strong revenue or useful and widely adopted utility. I think $ZCASH will bubble and the bubble will burst at some point much like $DOGE in 2021. While I'm not going to touch it after it pumped this hard because I make it a point not to chase pumps, it's entirely possible that it goes to $100 billion market cap at the height of the next bullrun. So it's entirely possible you can make money off of it from buying it now, but I'm not rolling the dice on it. For better or for worse I stick with my investment strategy. Sure I miss out on gains sometimes by avoiding risk, but more often than not I have avoided loss this way.

LoveVibez

After being in it hard since 2018 - I'm this way too. I've experienced everything and come to the conclusion just get BTC and hold it. I had 75k worth of Polygon and 150k worth of Chainlink at the height of 2020/21. I had 3.5btc and 43eth - I was living on cloud 9 making over 1k a week from APY thinking if this keeps up I'll be a millionaire and be able to retire early. The Celsius/Blockfi (sam bankman-fried scandle) and the domino affect literally destroyed me. I was in about 15 solid projects and 15 random ones but I was never say into DOGE category or worse speculation/hype bubbles - I thought I was smart but chaos got me margin called on loans, the bankruptcies wiped me out and I'm still to this day getting some back. I'm 100% BTC and it sucks that I'm that salty but it's the reality I've come to adapt to for me personally.

Bogdanoff_dump_it

You should FOMO everything into DOGE, NFA 😂 

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baconnkegs

Just spending enough time looking at the charts, seeing how certain coins tend to behave, and knowing there's a lot to be made if you time it right. Even meme coins like DOGE, where they haven't come close to their 2021 peak. It seems to spend most of its time down in the dumps around the 5-8c mark, but every now and then it'll have a breakout where it'll jump >500% over a matter of days/weeks, before slowly returning back to that 5-8c mark. There always seems to be a lot of opportunity to see big gains if you're patient, not scared of seeing your account go into the red (sometimes significantly red), and aren't too greedy about it.

Competitive-Hat-6726

Which has the potential to be more rocket-y between DOGE and HBAR?

Linett-Chukwuemeka61

Yeah, credit card issuers are terrified of crypto volatility blowing up their chargeback liability - they've seen enough memecoin bags to know how that story ends. Chase probably figures the risk/reward of reward points isn't worth dealing with angry cardholders claiming fraud when their DOGE position goes sideways.

noitsmoog

there are some ladyboys with 1k+ DOGE

ivanx90

Really appreciate you actually reading through the code, this is exactly the kind of feedback I was hoping for. The gradient booster idea makes sense in theory but yeah, like you said, not enough data at 2h resolution to train anything reliable right now. Filed away for later if we ever get more history. The per-asset thing hit hardest though, went and checked it right after reading your comment. Same exact strategy across 10 coins on the 2H bot, 3 months of data: LINK 71% winrate, +0.71 ADA 70% winrate, +0.59 SOL 50% winrate, +0.07 BNB 50% winrate, -0.64 DOGE 42% winrate, -0.76 NEAR 43% winrate, -1.86 XRP 29% winrate, -1.07 AVAX 27% winrate, -1.52 BTC 20% winrate, -0.94 ETH 30% winrate, -2.19 Basically confirms exactly what you guessed without even seeing the numbers. One model, wildly different results per coin. Feels like the next real thing to dig into rather than more exit tuning. Volatility-adaptive stops instead of fixed thresholds lines up with something we found digging into MFE/MAE research before posting here (Chandelier exit type stuff), so good to hear it independently from someone who actually trades this way. You're right on the order book too, we're doing a REST snapshot via fetch_order_book, not a real delta stream, and yeah the main loop is just sleeping 60s between polls. Both accurate, both would be a real infra upgrade, just not sure yet if that's the bottleneck or if it's the per-asset thing above. Probably worth doing eventually either way. Maker vs taker on exit is a good point for whenever this goes live, but it's all paper trading right now so no real fills happening yet, nothing to optimize there for the moment. Thanks again, this was way more useful than I expected when I posted.

OxbridgeDingoBaby

Except DOGE is a Top 10 crypto and second only to BTC, probably the most well recognised one too. Neither of the coins you mentioned have any of that going for them.

OxbridgeDingoBaby

Except for DOGE (which is an OG at this point), I agree.

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SeriousGains

If you really like losing money, I’d recommend ADA or maybe DOGE.

Optimal_Priority7835

Never a DOGE fan Always a SHIB enjoyer (memecoins are fun, not an investment).

SM-

DOGE and SHIB are the top risers in the past hour, retail is back

TheGreatCryptopo

At this current time you can insert any crypto. BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, ~~Moons.~~

SaltOccasion3353

DOGE-1 (SpaceX mission) scheduled to launch in 23 days to put a literal dogecoin on the moon lol

Potatotornado20

Put half your bag into BTC today. Then put rest of it on 11/20/26. Sell everything on 8/16/28 and rotate it all into a 2x long BTC ETF. Sell everything on 8/16/29. Or for maximum degeneracy, follow above steps but replace BTC with 40% ETH, 40% SOL, 20% DOGE. Do not rotate into any 2x ETFs, just hodl until selling everything on 8/16/29.

Shotgun-Eddie

Put in only what you can afford to lose. Stick to the big guns, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB etc… Use reputable exchange, crypto.com, binance, coinbase Keep most of your investing in stocks and don’t weight it more crypto. If you want a tasty gamble on some shit coin for x100 return - do it with fun money you can spare and expect to lose this. Sometimes it pays off - DOGE and PEPE for me but Ive also lost with bad timing and rug pulls such as Safemoon etc - but it was fun nonetheless.

Spoofik

ETH is as solid as a rock and could grow faster than BTC because it has a smaller market cap; you might also want to consider SOL and HYPE for the same reasons. DOGE is a meme coin with zero utility, but if you get lucky, it could also go up, though that’s more like gambling.

AlternativeHunter543

The top comment asks what happens if it dumps now. Worth knowing what the base rates say, and also what they do not say. I pulled every daily candle across 8 majors (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, BNB, ADA, LINK) that closed +15% or more. 253 instances. The day after: 57.9% closed red, 30.3% worse than -5%. But the mean next-day return was +0.92% against a +0.21% baseline, and the median was -1.51%. Barbell, not a drift. About one in seven ripped another 10%+ and carried the average by itself. Then I tried to get more specific, because that is exactly the setup we are in now: the pump day was followed by a green day. Across the same sample, the second day after that pattern was green only 41.1% of the time (n=107). Nine points below baseline. That looked like a real edge. So I split the history in half and ran each half separately. First half 38.6%, second half 52.6%. The effect reversed. Sample sizes in the second half are small, but a result that flips sign when you cut the data is not a result, it is a coincidence with good marketing. So I do not have a call for today, and that is the honest answer. What I do have is a note about the first number: after a vertical day, red is the modal outcome, but the tail that pays is fat enough to make the average positive. Anyone quoting only one of those two numbers at you is selling something. Method: daily candles, Binance spot, close vs open on the same candle for the pump day, close to close after.

coin_lobster

Personally I'd lean toward ETH today. It's got more active development and the upcoming upgrades tend to draw steady interest, whereas BTC feels a bit range-bound and DOGE is mostly hype-driven.

AlternativeHunter543

Since the top comment is asking whether this is a bull trap, here's what the base rates actually say. I pulled every day across 8 majors (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, BNB, ADA, LINK) where the coin closed up 15% or more on the day. 253 instances. Then I looked at the following day. 57.9% of those next days closed red. 30.3% closed more than 5% down. 13.8% closed more than 10% down. But the average next-day return is +0.92%, comfortably above the +0.21% baseline for a random day. Both of those are true at once, and that is the whole point. The median next day is -1.51% while the mean is positive, because 14.6% of the time the thing rips another 10%+ and drags the average up by itself. The distribution is barbell shaped, not centered. So "is it a bull trap" is the wrong shape of question. Most days after a big pump are red, and the ones that aren't are occasionally enormous. If you size for the average you get run over by the median. If you size for the median you miss the tail that pays. Method: daily candles, Binance spot, up day measured close vs open on the same candle. Happy to be told this breaks somewhere I didn't test.

MarioWilson122

This is still a dumb argument even if you don't like it. I just gave you far worse coins that actually scammed people for real. Plenty more blockchains have done the same, DOGE at least still has some value, lol. Currently stands in 10th place. The ones I'm talking about don't exist or are in the millionth place or further down if on there at all.

Glittering-Local-147

I said eventually, not any time soon. Right now it's like 3% per year and will decrease every year. That known and unchanging amount is actually very good. There are good arguments for and against deflationary currency. I only hold Bitcoin because it is the most secure. All alts are shit in comparison, but if I had to pick an alt DOGE ain't that bad because it has Bitcoin bones

VitaminGrin

I finally figured it out with this post. This is the DOGE coin subreddit. I was always trying to figure out what u guys were here for. This is the most engagement I have seen in this subreddit maybe ever.

arcrenciel

And once again, unit bias has claimed another victim. 14.4m coins can be absorbed by $1.01m of buy pressure, because DOGE is only $0.07 each. You know how much buy pressure is needed everyday to overcome solana inflation? It's 60k new $SOL minted everyday. At current prices, you need $4.5m.

MarioWilson122

Nah, millions of others are far worse for the reasons I described, since people actually got completely scammed, remember BCC, FTX, etc. Also, the ghoul, which I guess is Elon, was not a part of DOGE in the '13 or '17 bull run, and it still did very well, so we can't just ignore that. Enjoy just making up stuff since you dislike it so much.

Icy_Giraffe_21

I have to agree. I play around actually using certain crypto. DOGE has never failed and settles in seconds. Besides it being a "meme". It's great for transactions and if people want to settle payments with it why not

SSD200

It’s a feature, not a bug. Who’s stopping us from turning DOGE into a stablecoin like USDT? Someone (we know who) could simply buy up a huge chunk of the supply and set the price at 1 DOGE = $1. A decentralized stablecoin. DOGE isn’t a memecoin - it’s **MONEY**.

MarioWilson122

You might not like Dogecoin, but calling it the worst blockchain ever created and saying it is destined for zero ignores its actual history. Dogecoin has survived for over a decade and has made people money across multiple bull runs. That alone puts it ahead of a huge number of crypto projects that launched, pumped once, and disappeared. Its inflation is also not some hidden flaw. The issuance is built into the protocol and has been known for years. You can argue that this makes DOGE a poor long-term store of value, but that is different from claiming it must go to zero. A coin can have continuing issuance and still retain value as long as demand exists. DOGE is highly speculative, and people absolutely can get burned buying it at the wrong time. That still doesn't make it uniquely terrible in a market filled with tokens that have accomplished far less and survived for far less time.

jekpopulous2

I don't hold DOGE or any other memecoins but that inflation is the chains security budget. Perpetual block rewards ensure miners are permanently incentivized to validate transactions and secure the network without relying solely on transaction fees. Compare that to other POW chains where minors get diminishing returns until they're not even worth mining anymore. That inflation is the main reason that DOGE is still alive after all these years while LTC, BCH, ETC, DASH, etc... are all on life support. I'm not advocating for DOGE it's a useless coin but the best thing about it is that it's inflationary. It keeps the network secure and the supply doesn't matter anyway because it's a meme and nobody cares about the fundamentals.

CurrentInternal3686

Ik heb pas voor 5K DOGE gekocht a € 0.062 ATH was € 0.69 Vorige bull € 0.4592 Ik gok op minimaal € 0.30 Dan heb ik een X5 , zoals ik gemiddeld over mijn Crypto's hebt na een bullrun

UltimaSpes

is DOGE flipping the stock market or spx6900?

UltimaSpes

It's holding better than DOGE – the former category leader (now spx6900)

byylu

Litecoin is an altcoin, and if there’s one thing I think is worth watching long-term, it’s merge mining. If you’re mining LTC, you can also mine DOGE using the same Scrypt work — and that’s not where it ends. There are more blockchains in the ecosystem, like PEP, BELLS, etc. You’re not using extra electricity or hardware to secure them; the same hashpower can secure multiple chains. So, I might be wrong here, but there’s even a project called Scrypt Strategy that’s building a treasury around these Scrypt coins No idea where this whole thing will be in a few years, but it’s definitely something I’ll be watching.

FlagFootballSaint

Jesus Christ people hands off from that DOGE-shit

MalaVuran123

I know 2 of them and 1 oftem will def go up in upcoming day. Also keep your eyes on DOGE

archm1chael

I’d start by looking for large communities that resemble past winners in the space like XRP, ADA, DOGE, SOL, BTC. you’ll want to identify that are fanatical and their onchain data backs up what they say on here or X. ideally the coin has bottomed against its btc pair months ago.

Fabulous_Grass_5379

I think the penny stock comparison actually makes a lot of sense, especially with the hype driven ones. The big difference is that some alts do have real utility, but the speculative end of the market definitely feels like the same pump-and-dump psychology. I got burned on DOGE and SHIB too, so I amm way more skeptical of anything being sold purely on hype noww

Otherwise-Line-9223

This is the Day for DOGE to shine. Dog love forever. Keep pumping.

Glimmer_III

_I mean this in the best way, for you or other lurkers with similar questions, and it is NOT meant, at all, to be passive aggressive. You make your own choices. But, please, make informed ones..._ About this: > _Like i look at narratives i have faith, hold, then bottom and its just i don;t know if im doing it right lol._ A collegial tip: * Once you identify something as marketing, ignore it. * Those statements about faith, hold, then bottom? They're marketing. You are 100% in this alone. You have no friends. There are only common interests. The people saying those narratives often have an interest in "not feeling like an idiot unto themselves". Those people _want_ you to stay in it because _you're_ their exit liquidity. Keep your own counsel. Learn to identify, and then immediately ignore, marketing. It'll keep you safe and make you a better trader. (And you'll find "buy-and-hold" for quality assets nearly always beats chasing the dragon.) ______ Good to remember: Many people, in life and in trading, have "success" yet conflate "success due to luck" vs. "success by design". So much of what you're likely seeing about "meme coin success!" are old tropes or stories from 2021 and the first DOGE craze. Lots of us here lived through that. Some people made a ton of money. Others lost their shirts. Everything in between. But you really can't compare strategies from 2021 with strategies in 2026. The entire market is different. The signals are different. And most importantly, the _liquidity is completely different_. I would never touch meme coins in 2026. You're just straight up gambling without realizing it. The times you think you "were smart" and got a profitable trade...you probably were just lucky and are mistaking it for your trading acumen. In 2026, the memecoin scene are either: (a) insiders (looking for exit liquidity) (b) suckers (providing the exit liquidity to the insiders) Unfortunately, you are almost certainly are part of "b", otherwise you wouldn't be making this post. And you don't want to become part of "a". You really, really don't. A better use of your time would be studying traditional finance so you have the language and analytical tools to compare crypto investments against other yardsticks. Because if you can't talk about "What purchasing power relative to inflation is? Or talk about the 10 year T-bill rates?", then you really aren't an informed investor...you're the worst sort of gambler: You're the one who doesn't yet know they're gambling, even though everyone else can see it. . . . . . . . . > how you guys scout which memecoins to put money in, Easy. My analysis is `IF memecoin, THEN ignore.` It really is that simple. The _only_ way memecoin trading "works" is if you are there on day-1, get in, and get out during the initial pump, and can be satisfied with a 10%-25% gain in a few minutes/hours. By any reasonable standard, that's an exceptional ROI. Once you wait for more, and once you "get greedy" trying for me, nope...you're now exit liquidity for someone else and are just gambling even more there is a greater fool. (If you don't know the "greater fool theory", look it up. > whether its worth looking at these big traders and following their trades, No. DYOR applies. DYOR = Do your own research. You can follow those big traders, but DYOR on whether or not you agree with them. Memecoins are universally a trap. > how you guys deal with fomo and the fact that once a coin has past a certain point theres no point in getting in and trying to profit, You ignore FOMO. The saying goes "No one ever went broke from the trade they didn't make." If a project gets "too hot", and you've missed your entry point, move on. Don't chase the dragon. Simply ignore it. (And, hint: A lot of the price action you see with memecoins is manipulated _specifically_ to make you feel FOMO and make a dumb mistake.) Best possible thing you can do is if you feel FOMO, that's your sign to step away. Trading should be dispassionate and boring, not exciting. If you're getting dopamine from it, you're doing it wrong. > how long it took to actually get started (im a week in and i feel hopeless).. Get started? About 2w-4w. To dig myself out of the negative hole I got myself into? Another 1y-3y. HINT: Don't be like me. Stop what you're trying to do, and start studying fundamentals. > how you decide which narratives are worth investing in, etc. Never invest is anything you do not understand. It's true for all investing. If you don't understand it, you can't do anything more than gamble. Take the time to understand a project, and that project's market segment/industry, and _then_ you can evaluate if it may (or may not) be a good investment. (Basically, become analyst for your own portfolio.) > Just some basic advice/personal stories on trading so i don't feel like its over and stress out about being behind.. No. You absolutely _should_ stress out about being behind. That's the other half of your brain trying to protect you from yourself. You've "bought yourself an education" this last week for `$XXXX.XX`. What have you learned? What has that education given you? You've _paid for the stress_. Don't let it go to waste just because you don't like what it's saying. Take a beat, slow down, and accept that the stress is part of the gig. There is no easy money, despite what folks tell you. If you're losing out, it means you're the exit liquidity for someone else, and you're either a sucker, a patsy, or both.

Subject-Wrongdoer812

Posting this as a factual timeline with screenshots, not as an accusation draw your own conclusions. 1. BingX ran a promo giving me a Position Voucher: 200 USDT position value, max 5x leverage, position auto-closes after 24h, no fees, restricted to designated pairs (BTC, ETH, XRP, DOGE, SOL, BNB, GBPAUD, DOWJONES, CADJPY). 2. I used the voucher as intended within the app's own rules opened a position on one of the listed pairs, no manual workaround or exploit, just used the feature the way it was presented. 3. Shortly after, my account got restricted. In-app notice cited "account anomaly" / unusual activity, with trading, bonus claims, new-user rewards, and event participation all blocked. [screenshot 1] 4. Got an email asking to reply with a video of myself holding my ID reading a specific script, to "lift the restriction." This came as a plain email reply request rather than through the in-app verification flow, so I did not respond to it directly. [screenshot 2] 5. Follow-up email confirmed: "earnings obtained through violations have been deducted (including: 16.59 USDT)," and some account functions remained restricted. [screenshot 3] 6. First withdrawal attempt (65.34 USDT) came back "Failed to pass review." [screenshot 4] 7. No open disputes remain I've since submitted an account deletion request.

lessismoreok

The ones DOGE sacked.

Drmoeron2

Now that we discovered the stolen funds we must give them back to the victim. Patel: We have found there are multiple victims and it will take time. Trump: we must create legislation to protect crypto holders and identify the victims for their own safety -this never happened with DOGE or Trumpcoin. House Bill 1776 "DOGE (Defense on Obvious Government Enemies) Crackdown" Trump: The guy got the job under a demon-crat president. We need to protect the people from these govt gang members. Press secretary: But sir you are the govt. Trump: Zzzzz 💤😴 

pferden

DOGE will lead the rebound

Otherwise-Line-9223

I bought DOGE on 24th, and doge pumped 6 % after I bought, I felt extremely lucky but didnt sell cause I somehow thought dogecoin bullish sentiment has started. 1 week after, I had to sell in loss after it crashed back to sub 6millicents.

That_Branch_9538

ChatGPT lists always feel like someone asked their assistant to write a book report, it's thorough but misses the part where the market does whatever the hell it wants. I'd bump DOGE way up that list just because retail fomo is the one thing you can count on, and the target is so low it barely needs a real rally to tag it. AAVE and LINK look like the most sensible bets for staying power though

Acsnook-007

Most of my bag was ADA with some ETH, XRP and DOGE.

I_argue_for_funsies

First owned was BTC... but that led to... BtcTalk mining forums where I built multiple Radeon 290x rigs to mine POW coins. I mined some of the earliest blocks of DOGE. Was a /r/Dogillionaire many times over. Still have my Josh Wise #98 shirt... Lost 10+ million doge and more than 300 LTC in the Moola/Mintpal exchange drama. Quadriga happened but lucky I had nothing in there... Then capitulated into Cryptsy in 2015 only to have Vern fuck me again in 2016. Multiple BTC and LTC gone again... In 2016 I was reignited by ETH and activated old shit coin wallets and dumped them all on Cryptopia (mostly Mintcoin lol). Ended up with double digit BTC. Bought a lot of Antshares. I still have a giant folder of wallet.dat files around that I have no idea what they are for. So many wallet app clones

BrokeButFabulous12

DOGE, what a pice of shit it turned out to be lol...

jawni

>Data. There are only 3 pos chains that have survived a decade. bro... you start with "Data" and then give the most tiny inconsequential meaningless dataset.... PoS are newer than PoW, of course there are less that lasted a decade, that isn't a meaningful measurement of anything. >There are dozens of pow chains still around from a decade ago. And besides BTC, LTC, DOGE, DASH, XMR, and ETC, how many PoW chains that launched at that time are dead? All of them. >And generally pos chains are replaceable. ??????????? >When new tech comes along it’s far more likely for a POS chain to shut down than it is a pow chain. ????????? lol... literally all the new tech is PoS and when new tech comes out, none of the old chains are shutting down. What sort of fantasy world is your head stuck in? Are you being serious in this thread or are you trolling?

Routine-Can-1678

Macro regime change. Turns out, most altcoins are really just doing an interest rate carry trade. You borrow money from a bank at near 0% interest rate, shove it into Aave or Compound or Curve for about 5%, profit. The liquidity spillover is the part that fuels the really stupid stuff like NFTs, DOGE, etc. We went from 0-0.25% interest and $100b/month free money from the Fed to about 4% interest and $100b/month of Fed taking money away. Every Ethereum + copycat, L2, and things that rely on spillover liquidity died simultaneously for 2022-2025, because the money vanished. The only things that stayed alive were things like: Bitcoin Treasury companies: MSTR, Strive, Metaplanet Crypto stocks: COIN, HOOD Futures trading protocol: Injective, HyperLiquid Bitcoin-similar protocol: Kaspa DeFi with 20-150% interest rates: Sui Organic meme-casino: Solana, Raydium OG memes: DOGE, BONK, PEPE In the late cycle, when retail boomers see headlines about Bitcoin ATHs and get very greedy, but balk at the price, they get interested in XRP. XLM also gets a boost because it's the same narrative. After that, everything dies. The only profitable thing during a bear market is IBIT puts.

Otherwise-Line-9223

I love DOGE. I lost 32k playing with it. I had to visit a psychiatrist. But I still love DOGE.

50sat

There's a real case that DOGE is more intrinsically useful at this point than Bitcoin. And as far as I know, it also has more holders with a better concentration profile. NGL thinking on this little tangent - Given no current news/info on the state of markets and asked to make a random choice on technicals, I might choose DOGE.

CipherScarlatti

It's insane DOGE is legally allowed to be sold to "investors" as a legitimate product.

PhaseBloodhound

The coin has no promised utility or purpose. Its fundamental value is 0. It's a meme coin that reached a $75 billion FDV, higher than DOGE, SHIB, and other meme shitcoins. People who lose money to this or his Truth Social stock deserve it. Trump is based for taking their money. If I were in his position, I'd do the same.

Substantial-Suit-926

If you could stake your BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE and get rewarded regardless of percent gain wouldn't you? Anything is better than nothing, surely

CouchPotatoFamine

DOGE is funnily enough the only one I had that made me a profit!

kepalautakkau

I mean if BTC starts pumpin, most alts are probably gonna follow anyway. Why DOGE though?

SilverXGold-US

Been in the game a long time I’m 41 , I understand the assignment. Bitcoin at current prices has only 2x its value DOGE has 6x.

SilverXGold-US

1/4 billion volume a day … proves it’s not dead. At current level .07 it has actually 6x its current value historically. Bitcoin at current level has only 2x its value at 60k . DOGE never dropped below .05 after getting over .01. I’m not twisting your arm to buy it, it’s my money I’m buying shares with not yours & I also own Bitcoin but I’m certain I’ll make more on my DOGE investment then Bitcoin in next 3 years

zenecence

you know the supply of DOGE is constantly diluted right.. it's literally like holding a melting ice cube..

itssosalty

Other than other people bought the meme coin, what technical data do you like about DOGE? What makes it superior?

SilverXGold-US

My tax liability this year is at 0 . I’ve only bought haven’t sold anything & averaging .07 on DOGE . As long as it stays .07 or below I’m dumping money into it

Leynnox

DOGE pumped because of Musk, since then, it's only what it is, a memecoin with no purpose or anything, it could x5 or just do nothing. Especially if Clarity Act passes, all memecoins and shitcoins will tank like never before, but you do you.

Xennenial

You will never get the ROI on DOGE that people got in 2021 again. If you think DOGE is the ultimate altcoin, you really need to educate yourself on crypto.