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It may have been meant as a joke but it has a purpose. but it's become a base market in several exchanges.
by sharemywin 9y ago
It may have been meant as a joke but it has a purpose. but it's become a base market in several exchanges.
- nwah1 9y agoThen those exchanges have no purpose.
- Bromskloss 9y agoAnd whoever uses those exchanges has no purpose, and so on, until no one has any purpose.
- nwah1 9y agoA giant rube goldberg apparatus built around a worthless central premise is just as worthless as the central premise itself.
- xenihn 9y agoThey do serve a purpose -- pumping and dumping dead coins that can't actually be withdrawn from the exchange. I didn't do my research and sunk about $100 into one. I'm technically up $20 on it (if converting to ETH/BTC, which I can't actually do because there's too many other sell orders at the exact same price necessary for me and others to make a profit ahead), but would be down as soon as I converted it to doge and paid the transaction and withdrawal fees.
- mkirklions 9y agoUh? What exchanges? I've never seen a DOGE to anything. Right now, BTC is the most popular. ETH is second most popular. I know some exchanges support monero, but those are very limited in what can be converted.
- shakestheclown 9y agoMercatox has XRB/DOGE which has a whopping $9k 24hr volume.
- xenihn 9y agoYobit, where dead coin bags are traded with DOGE due to them being worth less than the smallest fraction of BTC or ETH whenever they aren't being pumped.
- sharemywin 9y agohttps://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/#markets https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/#markets