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Regret not minting my thinking from the time
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If DOGE would enable a cap to the supply it might be worth buying but constantly being diluted by the emission schedule isn't a gamble worth experimenting with. The point of crypto was the fixed supply. DOGE is the Federal Reserve of Memecoins. Brrrrrr lol
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Dilution existing doesn't automatically mean bad, fixed supply also doesn't automatically mean good. You'll dilute whenever you think the outcome resulting from that dilution leads to more net value. https://www.paulgraham.com/equity.html
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I don’t think that’s a fair apple to apples comparison. Paul is referring to new money in for dilution where as DOGE has a fix dilution based on time which creates a negative delta if attention is down. No new money in and more dilution because of time.
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would you rather no miners and therefore no doge blockchain, or miners and therefore doge keeps running? it's the network paying for its operation, which is clearly a good trade for the network and for the miners.
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why would memers care about miners? meme premium makes a lot of sense, pulling the whole coin as a meme seems like grasping. litecoin has billions of dollars also for no reason, right? is that a meme coin or just how silly crypto works
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For the most part they don’t and I would say the miners for DOGE are not the same buyers from TikTok. I’d even say most coming from socials to buy DOGE don’t even know it’s mineable. I don’t think Robinhood app tells them or enables them to mine.
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